Teacher of the year
After two decades of teaching high school students, it’s understandable if Cindy Miller sometimes doesn’t feel like stepping into the classroom. »
After two decades of teaching high school students, it’s understandable if Cindy Miller sometimes doesn’t feel like stepping into the classroom. »
A teacher who claims to have more metal in his head than anyone else in Europe after a skiing accident, is planning a fundraising bike-ride to Switzerland. »
A Nevada gym teacher who risked her own life to stop a 14-year-old student who allegedly was shooting his classmates is being called a hero, but Jencie Fagan says any mother would have done the same thing. »
Colleen White is not your traditional health teacher. »
Was the Dalai Lama naughty as a kid? »
Tears of joy streamed down her face »
Teaching is both Delisha Rodgers’ passion and calling. »
A 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air pulled into the bus loop at Manchester High School yesterday, and from the car stepped a petite woman in vintage clothing. »
When Sarasota High science teacher Laurie Saslow got a call to attend a last-minute mandatory assembly, she wasn’t exactly excited. She’d planned to give a test. »
Wearing a newsboy cap and prompting cheers every time he muttered his signature Spanish remark, “Horale!” famed math teacher Jaime Escalante gave a motivational talk Wednesday at St. Paul High School. »
Magic shows and a time travel machine are just as important as books and pencils in Betsy Seymour’s classroom. »
Bonne-Marie Doughty-Jenkins isn’t your average eighth-grade science teacher. In the past four years, the former Plainville resident has received or been nominated for a number of awards and recognitions, including Teacher of the Year and Disney’s American Teacher of the Year. »
After a long interview process, Donna Tew was named Bradford County’s Teacher of the Year. »
Allentown School District Superintendent Karen Angello made an appeal not long ago during a commencement address to students who had dreams of becoming teachers. »
Director Norma Neumann-Johnson was like a kid touring her new house as she led her teachers through newly built Breakthrough Magnet School Friday. The school will move from Cornwall Street over spring break in April. »
Teacher Linda Pogoda jumped up and down and shouted ”Yes!” when the Broward 2007 Teacher of the Year was named at a ceremony Wednesday. »
It’s hard to tell whether the students or the two ferrets in Peter Plane’s fourth- and fifth-grade class are happier to be back together. Two-legged and four-legged class residents were full of enthusiasm on Monday, all fairly wiggling with joy as they became reacquainted. »
There is little opportunity for boredom in Robyn Lawson’s classroom, even if her students are 20 energetic, sometimes fidgety, first-graders. »
For one Bester Elementary School fifth-grader, the most important test of the week might have come at recess. »
While English teacher Ingrid Barnsley is not a particularly big fan of former gangster and US rapper 50 Cent, she uses his music to spice up her English lessons. »
Dan Scripsema has worn a lot of hats in his 31 years at Jenison High School, but his two favorites have not changed. »
A HEAD teacher at a Hackney primary school was made a Dame in the Queen’s New Year honours. »
Colette Plassmann does more than teach science— she teaches civic responsibility. »
Shelly White says the accident that left her paralyzed has made her a better teacher. »
Patricia Avery was shocked when she opened the letter declaring she had been named a finalist for the 2005 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. »
The school day rarely ends at 3 p.m. for Elaine Perkins. »
Attitude often has everything to do with how a person is perceived by others. »
Two Shanghai residents were honored by the central government recently for their bravery in battling crime, the Shanghai Public Security Bureau announced yesterday. »
One teacher who heads and has championed a dual immersion program for junior high students — where students take some classes in English and some in Spanish — got a huge and surprising reward this week. »
A Lakeland teacher was honored Saturday for helping her students reach out to tsunami victims, wheelchair-bound children and others in need. »