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Mr. Justin Goldstine: Tallwood’s Fixer

Ophelia Reid
May 16, 2017

“I’m the man who fixes what’s broke,” Justin Goldstine, a Technology support technician at Tallwood High School, said.

“I’m responsible for all the technology in the building. Ranging from Ipads, desktops, laptops, chromebooks, and all the technology prep for testing.”

Such a responsibility can be overwhelming. How does Mr. Goldstine stay focused?

“I’m active, and I have to be very positive and have great customer service,” stated Mr. Goldstine.

Not only does he work here at Tallwood in the school time, he also works here in the summer.

“I’m a twelve month employee; I work all through the summer,” Mr. Goldstine said.

Free time does exist right? Indeed it does.

“Whenever I’m off work, mainly on the weekends and evenings, I hang out with my kids and wife, and we also volunteer with Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts; and I also do THS chorus buster,” Mr. Goldstine stated.

Even though he works yearly, he is still able to hang out and have fun with his family.

That’s not all. Mr. Goldstine notes, “I will like more time, but I mean there is only so much one can do per day.”

With that being said, many people can do incredible things if they put in hard work. Sometimes it’s okay to relax, then you’ll be able to do more.

“I’m the man who fixes what’s broke,” Goldstine said.

Below are the stories featured in the May 19 Issue of The Roaring Gazette.

What Administration Learned from the Test Lunches by Kayla Smith

U.S. News: Tallwood 39th Best High School in Virginia by Kayla Smith

Students Bring Passion for Fashion to Tallwood Show by Ariana Hernandez

Yearbooks to Arrive in Early June by Elena Day

Junior Fun Night Lives up to its Name by Cassidy O’Neal

Meet Two Lions: Mrs. Lizan and Mrs. Bankes by Sydney McKissick

Mr. Justin Goldstine: Tallwood’s Fixer by Ophelia Reid