Nevada County Teachers Of The Year Honored
Nevada County Teachers Of The Year Honored
Nevada County honored nine outstanding educators at an annual awards gala, naming Nevada Union High School’s Katie Alling as the overall Teacher of the Year.
Local educators, community leaders, families, and school officials gathered recently for a memorable evening at the Miners Foundry to celebrate the Nevada County Teachers of the Year. It’s hosted by the County Superintendent of Schools and the Association of California School Administrators. The annual awards dinner recognized nine outstanding educators for their unwavering commitment to student success. And County Superintendent of Schools says Katie Alling, from Nevada Union High School, was the overall Teacher of the Year…
The other eight honorees were Tiffany Ramirez, from the
Superintendent of Schools Office, Mikee Benuzzi, from the Union High School
District, Susan Carcerano, from the Penn Valley Union School District, Meredith
Regan, from Chicago Park, Akasha Hyatt, from Clear Creek, Vanessa Machado, from
the Nevada City School District, Kimberly Floyd-Martinez, from the Grass Valley
School District, and Kerry Kelley, from the Pleasant Ridge Union School District…
And Baggett says the overall County Teacher of the Year’s
name is submitted to the state for possible California Teacher of the Year.
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