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Virginia Business Education Association Recognizes Robinson Secondary Teacher

VBEA named Cara Lambert the 2013 Al Roane Middle School Business Teacher of the Year.

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The Virginia Business Education Association (VBEA) recently honored Cara Lambert, a middle school business and information technology teacher at Robinson Secondary School.

VBEA named Lambert the 2013 Al Roane Middle School Business Teacher of the Year, according to a news release from FCPS.

Lambert, who teaches computer solutions and digital input technologies at Robinson, was recognized for her "unique contributions" at the secondary school. Those contributions include creating a establishing a Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter for middle school students at Robinson, as well as programming club; and developing an open lab schedule to help middle school students receive help with technology.

Lambert is also a mentor She serves as a mentor to new business and information technology teachers in Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS).

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VBEA also recognized a teacher at West Potomac High School, Rebecca Poljac, after she made significant contributions toward innovative, new programs and for showing a professional commitment early in her career. Poljac teaches programming, advanced programming, webpage development and business cooperative internship at West Potomac.

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