Melissa surprises Richmond principal for work helping students with disabilities

RICHMOND, Va. — A Richmond educator who has dedicated his career to serving students with disabilities received a special surprise when Melissa surprised him as part of CBS 6 Gives, with help from Virginia Credit Union.

Principal Maurice Burton, who leads the Richmond Career Education and Employment Academy, was nominated by colleague Kevin Starlings, a Job Coach at the RCEEA, for his work creating an inclusive environment where students with disabilities can thrive.

“His presence as a strong, positive Black male leader has also had a profound impact — showing students, especially young men, what it looks like to lead with compassion and purpose. His daily commitment to his students, staff, and community embodies everything that CBS 6 Gives stands for,” Starlings wrote…

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