Raymond Stanley Hall

I always enjoyed working with Stan during my time at PHS. We would exchange stories on a daily basis. He was a dedicated educator and I will miss him. My prayers will be with his family.

I had the pleasure of working with Stan on the Nevada ACTE board and through our CTE department here in Clark County, Nevada. Stan was very supportive as he came to visit some of the programs my students and I facilitated. He was always kind to myself and my family as we traveled to various state conferences and policy seminars. To his wife Deb, my heart goes out to you at this time of grief and know that my children and I are still here if you need anything. Stan will be greatly missed by our family.

It was a pleasure working with Stan on the NACTE board and as the Director of CTE for Clark County. He always wanted the best for the people he worked with, providing teachers like me guidance and support was his talent. You will be missed greatly Stan, your legacy will live on in the dreams of many CCSD teachers and students.

It was an honor to work closely with Stan. Sometimes we would speak at State Board meetings or he would drop by my office after them to talk about CTE issues. He was such an advocate for doing what was best for students and was a leader statewide for CTE. He was a colleague and a friend. We will feel his absence. My condolences to the family.

I am so very sad for your loss. I worked with Stan while serving on the Clark County School Board and he was an amazing man, all about the students. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

My condolences for your loss.

Stan was a very down-to-earth principal. Peg, Ann, and I always enjoyed starting the day an hour or more before school with coffee and talk - often about the small towns in Indiana. Deepest sympathies.

Stan Hall will be missed by all of us who teach in the CTAs. His efforts and hard work have made such an impact on the direction of career and technical education in the CCSD. He was always so supportive of the Health Science Career Fair and one time he called all the nurses from the career academies together for a meeting, because he really cared about our input regarding CTE. I will miss him not only as the fine professional he was, but even more as the smiling person who offered encouragement and support to me personally. I am so sorry for your loss.

My heartfelt condolences go to Debra and the entire Hall family. I consider it an honor and privilege to have worked for a wonderful man as Stan. He was an exceptional supervisor and caring colleague. He was always supportive and never, not once, did he turn anyone away whenever they needed help or advice. He worked so hard to further career and technical education in the state of Nevada and in the Clark County School District. An outstanding educator, he dedicated his life to helping students and will be sorely missed. I learned so much from him and will be forever grateful for his contributions and for the time he was a part of my life.

As a Pike High School parent and school board member, I worked with Stan for several years before he moved to Nevada. He was one of the most professional administrators that I ever knew, highly respected by students and parents alike. He cared deeply about the students and was a pleasure to work with. He often talked about his lovely wife Debra, and I know she must be so proud that he left a positive mark on so many lives.

Stan was my favorite teacher at MHS. I respected him as a teacher and considered him a good friend. I wish we had kept in touch over the years. My condolences to the whole family.
Tami Sells Litten

Deb,
Praying for you as you go through this difficult time. I am blessed that I had the opportunity to work with Stan. I have so many memories of Stan that I will treasure. Stan's legacy will continue on in all of the lives that he has touched throughout the years. Please let me know if you need anything. Rest in peace Stan.

Mr. Hall was a master teacher. He impacted the lives of so many of us at MHS. Praying for the family that they may find comfort in memories of a great man.

As a new kid to Mooresville HS in '74, Mr Hall welcomed me with open arms and set me on a course of success. I will forever be thankful. My deepest sympathy to his wife and family. May he rest in peace.

Heartfelt prayers to the family of a great man that put up with us at Mooresville High School Class of 77 for all 4 years of our high school experience. He was a great leader and much loved. Glad to have known such a man.

I worked with Stan at New Augusta. We were a great team. He always wanted me to come to Las Vegas to visit. I never made it. I wish that I had. Rest in peace buddy. Larry Yarrell

It was an honor and a pleasure to work in CTE under Stan Hall. He was always supportive and positive. He recently did an interview with my students and he left such a great impression on them. I'm so grateful they had the opportunity to meet this great man.

Deb, my heartfelt condolences to you during this time of loss. Stan was a kind and caring educator who was appreciated and loved by many. He left his mark in education by touching so many lives in such a positive way. Please know you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Deb,
When I think of Stan, I think of all the wonderful things he stood for, dealt with, and persevered for. He was a consummate educator, compassionate, reliable, and thorough. He took my oldest son, Matt to a National BPA contest, in Phoenix, AZ, no less. I think he and Gretchen Roeder came in second Nationally in their category. But more than than that, I came to know Stan as a dear and trusted friend, through some turbulent times of growth and expansion of Pike High School.

I cannot imagine your grief, and I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

Stan was a thoroughly good and decent person. He will be remembered fondly by the many people who knew him, as a teacher, leader, mentor, and friend.

To Ms. Hall -

Just know that your husband was the consummate professional. I can honestly say that Stan was a very influential person for CTE he touched all of our lives every day. His dedication to CTE made CCSD's CTAs what they are today, the model of education in the district. We will all sorely miss his presence. Stan was an amazing man - my heart felt sorrow goes out to you in your time of grief. I am so sorry -

Stan was a great human being and his leadership was very evident in the success of CTE. We will all miss him and his influence will live on. Thanks, Stan, for all you did.

Thanks Stan. You helped mold my philosophy of education and direct my school leadership -- invaluable lessons for which I am eternally grateful. Rest in peace and my condolences to your family.

Stan was a good friend and a wonderful boss to to all of the CTE staff. We will always remember his fun loving way and how much he valued his family and friends. I won't forget his first day when we celebrated with a cake made like a large colby cheese. We then officially called him the "Big Cheese." He loved it. Stan loved to see the students doing great and meaningful things in the classroom and how this could move them into a better life. I will really miss him and I hope that Deb will be comforted by all of the fun things that they did. He was a very special person.

Stan was a wonderful leader to the CTE department. He had a great understanding of the needs in our diverse departments and always put the success of our students first. He will be greatly missed by all of us! Our thoughts and prayers are with Stan's family during this difficult time.

My prayers & thoughts go out to his family in this time of sorrow. I really enjoyed working with Stan during his days at Pike High School in Indianapolis, Indiana. God bless. Mike Linville (Carmel, IN)

I will always be appreciative of my opportunity to work with Stan as my building principal at New Augusta North. He was personable and always had an open door - ready to help in any way he could. He was even willing to roll up his sleeves and help me change a flat tire in the school parking lot. Stan touched many lives in many ways and will be sincerely missed.

Stan's legacy will always live on by the lives he touched. He helped open doors for so many of Las Vegas' kids. His footprint was huge and will not be forgotten!

Mr. Hall was an exceptional educator, an outstanding colleague, and a wonderful man. He is missed but fondly remembered.

Parents and educators rarely get to fully witness the way they have impacted the lives of others. The ripple effect goes out through infinity. Stan's leadership in Career & Technical Education caused more positive educational and life experiences for countless students, teachers and community partners. We can only hope to leave this world better than we found it. I would like to thank his family for everything they did to support him so that he could support so many others to make the world a better place. I am sad to see him leave us but proud that I knew and got to work with him.

Stan was a great man who deeply cared about his work and people. It was so strange to end up working with someone who was from the little part of Indiana that I was from, way out in Las Vegas. He had so much wisdom, work ethic and a way to weed through red tape to get things done for kids. I am so sad and sorry about his passing. My condolences go out to his family.

Because of Stan, I had the enormous challenge and pleasure of leading the Exceptional Learner Team at New Augusta North in Pike Township. I will always be grateful to him for giving me that wonderful experience. God Bless and Keep You, My Friend.

Mrs. Hall and Family,
My prayers are with you as you go through this difficult time. Mr. Hall was a great person to work with and I am sure he will be missed by many.
Sincerely,
Stephanie R Hampton
Pike Support Academy

My prayers go out to Stan's family during this difficult time. May they find peace in his passing. He served as a terrific mentor and friend, giving me my first opportunity as an administrator almost 10 years ago. His New Augusta North family treasure the memories and are forever grateful for his leadership and guidance.

Dear Hall Family, Stan will be missed that those that knew him in Pike Township. Mr. Hall gave me my first teaching job in Pike. He believed in my teaching abilities as a beginning teacher, and for that I will be forever grateful. We are sorry for your loss.

I pray that his dear family is filled with knowing what an impact Stan made on so many people as an educator, an administrator and as a friend. Rest in Peace, Stan

When I was a new teacher at Pike High School, Stan would often stop in and check on me. When he found out I had been a former administrator, we would often talk in his office and he would 'de-stress' by talking with me. I always appreciated his trust in my confidence and saw him as a genuine and caring person. It was Pike's loss when he left.

As a Teacher at Pike High School, I worked with Stan when he was the Business Ed Dept. Head, one of our Vice Principals and the Principal at New Augusta North. Stan was a good administrator and worked well with his staff. He was also a great guy to have as a travel guide in Miami in Florida on a School trip for the grading policy committee. He knew where the best places to eat were. Stan will be missed here at Pike.
Frank Drumwright
Pike High School
Biology Teacher

Our deepest sympathy to Stan's family and friends. He touched so many lives while at Pike High School. The Dayhuff Family

Stan was a fine educator and helped Pike High School (Indianapolis, Indiana) become a better place. His work laid the foundation for the great success we have had. I appreciated his tireless pursuit for those things that enhanced the educational experience for all students and faculty alike. May God bless Stan's family and friends at this time of great loss.

Gary L. Cooper
Science Department Chair, Pike High School

Thoughts and prayers go out to Stan's family and friends. He was a well respected colleague in the MSD of Pike Township and I personally am glad to have had the opportunity to know him.

I had the privilege of working for Mr Hall when he was Principal of New Augusta Public Academy in Indianapolis, IN. He was an excellent principal, always interested in the students and staff, and always available to help work out a problem. He had to deal with some interesting issues there, but he handled the things that were thrown at him with class and compassion.

He had a quick wit and a massive amount ot energy... I will always smile when i remember him, and my heart goes out to his wife and family, and all those that knew him.... he will be missed....

To all the family and friends of Stan, I am grateful for the experience of working with Stan. He influenced my life and I am a better person for those experiences.He will be missed but not forgotten. Dave McElwain (Coordinator, Career and Technical Education.

Thoughts and prayers to Stan's Family and Friends. He will be missed in the Clark County School District.

Sincerely,

Sheri Manning (Secondary Fine Arts)