Radiant – as in beautiful on the inside and outside. Real – as in 100%, straight with no chaser. Righteous - not only in terms of her faith walk, but in terms of her stance on the side of justice and equity. That’s Rhonda Greene. She is the amazing mom of an amazing 15-year-old young man. Her previous role was as a Senior United States probation officer for the eastern District of Virginia Richmond division where she was responsible for the daily operations of a United States federal drug court program. She is a certified substance therapist and has worked in the profession for over 27 years. She is a proud graduate of the Virginia State University, where she received her undergrad and master’s degrees. Rhonda currently works at Matoaca high school as a school security officer and it is her greatest work yet. Tune in to hear how this native New Yorker’s journey in life has brought her from what she calls ‘a mighty long way’!
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