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CARLA BERRY “Carla Berry is an exceptional teacher and coach…she is a great role model for the young women. She builds character and confidence with her coaching. She also makes it known that academics precedes athletics. She shows her players the true meaning of the word STUDENT athlete.”
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TAMBYLN BOHANNON “Tamblyn recently moved back to Mobile, her hometown at the start of the school year. She has been a great addition to the Palmer Pillans staff. She does whatever she can do assist the teachers on the 8th grade hall. She always volunteers her services when needed. She has helped various special needs students show improvements in math and reading.” |
URSULA BROWN “Ms. Brown is an awesome teacher who strives to reach each student she teaches. She also attempts to provide worldly experiences to her students by traveling and coaching.” |
LaQUETTE COBB “Mrs. Cobb is the best teacher ever. She encourages students to try harder. Mrs. Cobb makes sure everyone is on task. She lets us do group work on hands-on experiments. She breaks things down so we can understand it better. I can go to Mrs. Cobb about anything. She has given us ways to learn easier and also that we can understand it. Mrs. Cobb is an excellent teacher at Woodham Middle School. It is an honor having her at this awesome school.” |
TEGRA COLSTON “…she has always had a desire to teach children. Her passion for education and teaching children has never waivered. She goes to work early and leaves late, preparing lessons plans and fun activities for her students. I can’t think of a more deserving individual to receive the WDLT 41 Phenomenal Teachers award.” |
KENDRA COOK “Kendra’s passion has always been to teach children the way to strive for excellence. She puts forth her absolute best efforts to make sure her students are knowledgeable, aware and prepared. Because of that, she was selected Teacher of the Year 2014-2015!” |
JADA COOPER Jada Cooper was my daughter ‘s first “transitioning teacher”. When the special needs teacher was looking to place her in a regular classroom setting, Jada accepted the challenge many said ‘no’. Mrs. Cooper told us she would not get any special treatment. Mrs. Cooper pushed my child to be the best she could be. She knew she could speak, so she made her talk and not use pointing as a way to communicate, how to write and to maintain control. This was only the first grade and at the end of the year she was concerned and said she can be promoted to the second grade, but ‘I would really like to spend another year with her.’ Jada’s punishment was simple for my child when she misbehaved she told her she would have to work in the special needs class because she knew how much she loved being in her class learning and hanging on to every word she said. (My child) mimicked her speech, her walk and the way she taught in the classroom. (Jada) gave all of her students the same treatment – she pushed them in the first grade. She allowed them to be creative and unique. My child will soon enter high school and Mrs. Cooper contacts us every year to ask ‘how is school, are you putting forth your best effort and continue to soar always knew you would.’ I know if she is concerned about my child, she is also keeping in contact with countless others who she saw with challenges at an early age. She’s warm, and friendly. She’s the epitome of my first grade teacher memory. She teaches from the heart. She truly is phenomenal. |
JULIE CUMINAS “Loving, caring, excellent teaching skills. Great at addressing children’s needs and issues first. An all around helpful and compassionate human being.” Nominated by Marie Simon & Angela Ingram |
CARITA DIXON “Ms. Dixon is always able to ensure an environment conducive to learning. She is firm yet loving. As a result, students thrive under her instruction.” Nominated by Hunteria Nelson |
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