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Meet our May Teacher of the Month, Annette Scott!
Ms. Scott's "passion for teaching is contagious," wrote one nominator. Scott is an English Language Arts Teacher for grades 4-6 at Francis Marion School in Perry County. She is committed to inclusive learning, creativity, and student support. Beyond the classroom, she champions her students' strong character and hard work with unmatched compassion. Congrats, Ms. Scott!
Kindergarten teacher shares how she handles ADHD students, classroom motivation and more.
How Zeinab Azzam went from having an unexpected start in education to becoming a beloved teacher.
45 Years of Math Magic: Meet the Teacher Inspiring Generations
Barbara Jefferson has inspired students with her passion for math, mentorship, and curiosity, earning her the APT Excellence in Education 2025 award.
Meet Cullman High School’s Favorite Consumer Science Teacher
Our December 2024 Excellence in Education Award winner is Carin Rains! Mrs. Rains is the Family and Consumer Sciences teacher at Cullman High School. Not only does she have 32 years as an educator, but her students say "she is one of the most helpful teachers Cullman has."
Meet Nichols-Lawson Middle’s School Librarian!
Meet our November 2024 Excellence in Education award winner! Cecelia Dean is the School Librarian at Nichols-Lawson Middle School in Sylacauga. One nominator praised her work with the after school program Alabama Virtual Institute, saying, "Her dedication and leadership provide students a space to feel valued, heard, and empowered to take on new challenges and adventures that can offer exciting paths in learning beyond the regular school day." Congrats, Cecelia!
Life After 50 Years in Education: How This Alabama Teacher Stays Inspired
Our October 2024 Excellence in Education Award winner is Betty Esslinger, an AP Literature teacher at Scottsboro High School! She is a committed, compassionate educator who has been serving her community for over 50 years. One nominee wrote, "She is a role model to all educators, students, and parents. Every community needs a Betty Esslinger."
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