Jeremy sink

Email:  jeremy.sink@bedford.k12.va.us 

College:  University of Lynchburg, B.S. 2004

Phone: 434-525-2674 x 21399

Jeremy Sink took over as the Athletic & Activities Director at Jefferson Forest July 1, 2022.

Sink started his teaching career in the field of health and physical education where he taught all three levels including elementary, middle, and high school in various school systems in the the state of Virginia. He then obtained a teaching certification in business and taught everything from personal finance and economics, to computer information systems, keyboarding applications, business management, and business law. 

Sink amassed 19 years of coaching experience in baseball, girls and boys basketball, and football at both the middle school and high school levels. He was the head baseball coach at E.C. Glass High School in 2016 and 2017, as well as the head baseball coach at Liberty High School for four seasons from 2019-2022.  Sink also worked as an Assistant Baseball Coach at the University of Lynchburg in 2018.  He also had coaching stints at Rockbridge County, James River, Cave Spring and Potomac Falls high schools. Sink also ran the Botetourt American Legion Baseball program for seven years in addition to being the head coach of the Roanoke Rails, formerly of the Carolina-Virginia Collegiate Summer League for five seasons.

Sink was born and raised in Buchanan, Virginia, in Botetourt County. He is married to his wife, Casey.  They have two children, Harper and Austin, and reside in Forest. 

Tarah Page

Email:  tarah.page@bedford.k12.va.us

Phone:  434-525-2674 x21620

Tarah Page became the Athletic and Activities Secretary March 1 2023, and is excited to be part

of the Jefferson Forest family where she is able to combine her skills and passions in this position.

Born and raised in a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, athletics has always been a major part of Tarah’s life. As captain of her school’s competitive cheer squad, basketball, volleyball and softball teams, she learned the value of commitment, teamwork, perseverance, and sportsmanship. Her athletic abilities and accomplishments earned her placement on All-Division, All-Region, and All-State teams, but her positive attitude and sportsmanship earned her the respect, nominations, and votes of coaches from opposing teams. After lettering fifteen times, Tarah set a school record and was presented an Iron-Woman Award by her high school athletic director and principal.

Tarah credits her coaches for not only developing athletic excellence but is grateful for the time they spent reinforcing the life-long values of commitment, teamwork, humility, and perseverance. Tarah has assisted in running elementary sports’ programs in the summer and coaching middle and high school volleyball and basketball for two seasons, in addition to her hometown Little League fast-pitch softball team for two seasons.

Tarah moved to Lynchburg in 2011 and worked at the University of Lynchburg as the Lead Security Officer and Staff Liaison for an Inclusive Community. There, she was responsible for overseeing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives while leading professional development training for campus staff.

Tarah is a passionate volunteer for St Jude Children’s Research Hospital, YWCA, United Way, and other local organizations. She continues to play both women’s and co-ed softball and volleyball year-round and often travels with her husband, Jason, who works as an NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball referee.

Tarah and Jason reside in Forest and are the proud parents of five children who attend Bedford County Public Schools.