By: Jen Russon
Teachers who demonstrate remarkable abilities as educators both inside and outside the classroom are recognized as nominees for the 2021 Teacher of the Year award.
A wide range of full-time educators in Broward County schools are eligible for the award, from classroom teachers to guidance counselors and vocational instructors.
Finalists for the 2021 Caliber Award include 18 teachers from Coral Springs schools, whose digitally recorded classroom presentations are being submitted through November 20 to Carolyn Stewart at the Office of Communications.
Stewart’s staff confirmed a district screening committee would view the presentations and interview finalists in early December.
The following teachers were nominated by faculty and staff at their schools and may be headed to the Teacher of Year roundtable soon.
Coral Glades High
Ashley Exterkamp
Coral Park Elementary
Donna Casanas
Coral Springs High
Derrick Burgess
Coral Springs Middle
Rachel Kuryl-Champine
Coral Springs Pre-K-8 School
Jennifer Alfred
Country Hills Elementary
Caryn Cuadra
Eagle Ridge Elementary
Kimberly McCarthy
Forest Glen Middle
Wendy Greenburg
Forest Hills Elementary
Emily Ann Conrad
James S. Hunt Elementary
Latonya Coldros
Maplewood Elementary
Anne Marie Johnson
Parkside Elementary
Noelle Russow
Park Springs Elementary
Sarah Callahan
Ramblewood Elementary
David Mankes
Ramblewood Middle School
Patricia Wagner
Riverside Elementary
Vonda Allen
Sawgrass Springs Middle
Frances McMahon
J.P. Taravella High
Antionette Mattei
Westchester Elementary
Alison Fox
One Teacher of the Year, selected from hundreds of nominees throughout the county, will be awarded the title for 2021 at the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward County Convention Center in January or February.
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