Speaking of role models...
July 23, 2008 - Nicholas Hanzivasilis, 23, an Eastern View High School math teacher and varsity cheerleading coach pleaded guilty in Culpeper County General District Court last week to driving under the influence of alcohol.
The judge sentenced Hanzivasilis to 30 days in jail but suspended the entire jail term. His driver’s license was also suspended for a year with restrictions. (He can drive to and from work.)
Full Name: Nicholas Andrew Hanzivasilis
From the same article:
-----------------------This is not the first time a Culpeper County Public School teacher has faced a drug- or alcohol-related charge within the past year.
A Warrenton judge sentenced former CCPS teacher Frank “Chip” Rea to a three-month jail term in January for felony drug charges stemming from his arrest June 2007. Rea was a physical education and football coach at CCHS for one year.TT entry [The actual sentence was five years with all suspended except three months on the marijuana charge and 100 hours on the cocaine charge. He is also serving six months of supervised probation on separate assault charges against two women for incidents that happened this summer.]
Michele Auville, a former first-grade teacher at Emerald Hill Elementary School, will face a grand jury in August for a felony charge of a controlled substance.
On May 31, Auville was riding on the passenger side of her Toyota when a deputy stopped the vehicle for “going very slowly and swinging from side to side,” on Madison Road around 5:15 a.m. Auville submitted her resignation to the School Board the next day. TT entry
For a time, the Culpeper County School Board considered a random drug test policy. Entry
