A student’s parent, Tara Mincer, wrote the winning essay that described his creativity and innovation in the classroom, as well as his ability to be a role model for the children.
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2nd place winner was Steve Gissendanner from Woodbrook Elementary School followed by 3rd place winner Erin Allen from Waddell Elementary School.
A student’s parent, Lisa Brown, wrote the winning essay that described her creativity in the classroom and her initiative to enhance her students’ learning in any way possible.
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2nd place winner was Matt Edinger from Perrymont Middle School followed by 3rd place winner Kenneth Holmes from L.C. Bird High School.
Carolyn Wojtera, a first grade teacher at McHarg Elementary School in Radford, has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Tracie Shelton Farmer’s daughter is in Mrs. Wojtera’s first grade class. Farmer, who is also Mrs. Wojtera’s colleague, wrote the winning essay that described her creativity in and out of the classroom.
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2nd place winner was tied between Rhonda Anderson from Galax Elementary School and Leslie Barrett from Bland Elementary School followed
by 3rd place winner Rebecca Teed from Scott Memorial Middle School.
Joel Block, a high school math teacher at George Mason High School in Falls Church , has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
A student’s parent, Cecily Shea, wrote the winning essay that described his commitment to helping his students (and their parents) understand math and make learning fun.
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2nd place winner was Michelle Small from Eagle View Elementary School followed
by 3rd place winner Suzanne Sterrett from Lees Corner Elementary School.
Sharon Carino, a fourth grade teacher at Petsworth Elementary School in Gloucester, has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
A student’s parent, Deborah Parker, wrote the winning essay that described her creativity and innovation in the classroom.
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2nd place winner was Margaret Watkins from Petsworth Elementary School followed
by 3rd place winner Gregeory Early O'Bryan from Maggie Walker Governors School.
Particia Chimento, a physical education teacher at Rosa Parks Elementary School in Woodbridge, has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Ms. Chimento’s colleague, Mary Jane C. Frowert, wrote the winning essay that described her compassion and enthusiasm with the children and her devotion to extracurricular sponsorship.
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2nd place winner was Anna Bishop from Cub Run Elementary School followed
by two (tied) 3rd place winners Sage Wood from Rosa Parks Elementary School and Donna Celio from Stone Bridge High School.
Shannon Knight, a first grade teacher at Holland Elementary School in Virginia Beach, has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Cari Hall, Ms. Knight’s colleague, wrote the winning essay that described her unique classroom activities for students and parents.
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2nd place winner was Arram Dyer from Menchville High School followed
by 3rd place winner Dennis Borgerding from Kemps Landing Magnet School.
Susan Woody, a third grade teacher at Buchanan Elementary School in Buchanan, has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Buchanan Elementary School Principal Debbie Garrett wrote the winning essay that described Woody’s creativity and innovation in the classroom.
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2nd place winner was Karen Campbell from Cave Spring Middle School followed
by 3rd place winner Julia Linthicum from Callaghan Elementary School.
