National League for Nursing
Karen Drake, M.Ed. currently serves as the Assessment Services Manager at the National League for Nursing, a position held since June 2023. Previously, Karen spent 17 years at Hanover County Public Schools, where roles included English Teacher and Head of English Department, implementing effective teaching strategies and leading a team to adapt to new state standards. Additionally, as a Junior Class Sponsor, Karen successfully managed an $18,000 annual event under budget. Karen's teaching career began as an English Teacher Intern at Science Hill High School. Karen holds a Master's of Education in Secondary Education and a Bachelor of Arts in English, both from Milligan University.
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National League for Nursing
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