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Stidom honored as County’s Pre-K Teacher of the Year

January 8, 2015
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Stidom honored as pre-K teacher of the year

Nancy Hanna (left) and Sallie Dalton (right) joined in congratulating Beth Stidom for her exemplary service to preschool students and families.

 

The Greenbrier County Board of Education recognized Beth Stidom as Greenbrier County’s Pre-K Teacher of the Year during the Mar. 11 board meeting. Stidom, a Pre-K teacher at Frankford Elementary School, began her career as a preschool teacher in 2009.

“It is inspiring and heartwarming to be in Beth Stidom’s classroom for even a few minutes. It reinforces what we all know: preschool teachers, particularly Beth, make a critical and lasting impact on their students. Beth stands out because of her dedication to her students and the innovative measures she uses to ensure our youngest children receive a strong start to their school careers. Her students know that she loves them and that they love school and that they can be successful in school. She instills a love of learning that we hope will last a lifetime. She is truly a success story and the epitome of the head start program. She is a former head start parent and a former head start aide,” stated Nancy Hanna, director of Early Childhood Education for Greenbrier County Schools (left).

 

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