School officials
recognize cream of the teaching crop Three
Fayette County teachers have been honored as
finalists in the School System's Teacher of the
Year program.
Fayette
County High School English teacher Linda Brem,
Cathy Nix, language arts teacher at Rising Starr
Middle School, and Jill Kirkland, a science
teacher at Whitewater Middle School, were caught
off guard last week when their respective
principals and school superintendent Dr. John
DeCotis congratulated them on being recognized as
the top three teachers of the year.
One
of the three will be selected as Fayette County's
candidate for the state Teacher of the Year, with
the announcement scheduled for April 13 during a
celebration at Sams Auditorium.
Each
school in the county named a top teacher.
Recognized for their dedication and creativity in
the art of teaching were Lori Boggs, Braelinn
Elementary; Patt Williams, Brooks Elementary;
Tina Patrick, Burch Elementary; Joyce Simpson,
East Fayette Elementary; Lin Zacherl, Fayette
Intermediate; Ashli Wade, Fayetteville Primary;
Barbara Howell, Fayette Middle; Brenda
Cannington, Flat Rock Middle; Carol Long,
Huddleston Elementary; Nancy Shepack, J.C. Booth
Middle; Carol Hancock, Kedron Elementary; Rhoda
Rush, McIntosh High; Mary Ann White, North
Fayette Elementary; Lynn Shirley, Oak Grove
Elementary; Alice Elfer, Peachtree Elementary;
Lisa Coley, Peeples Elementary; Anthony Pattiz,
Sandy Creek High School; Pam Foster, Spring Hill
Elementary, and Margaret Garrett, Tyrone
Elementary.
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