The winning essay was written by Mrs. Bunn’s husband and described how she uses her interests outside of her classroom to enrich her students inside the classroom.
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2nd place winner was Margaret Rosemary DeHart followed
by 3rd place winner Sandra Bowling.
Ms. Kelly’s colleague Allison Angell wrote the winning essay that described how visitors to the school can quickly see Ms. Kelly’s talent for teaching.
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2nd place winner was Arlene Alfreda Carter followed
by two (tied) 3rd place winners Peter Matthiessen and Kristi Vernon.
CAROLE MARABLE, A fifth grade teacher at Clover Hill Elementary School in Chesterfield County has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Carrie Irving, whose grandson is one of Ms. Marable’s students, nominated Ms. Marable with a heartfelt essay in which she described a teacher who goes the extra mile for her students.
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2nd place winner was Romona White followed
by two (tied) 3rd place winners Kristin Martin Parker and Edith Massenburg.
TINA BOWMAN, A special education teacher at Grange Hall Elementary School in Chesterfield County has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Kathleen Sefrin, who is an administrator at Grange Hall Elementary School, nominated Mrs. Bowman for the award.
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2nd place winner was Laura Marshall followed
by 3rd place winner Sue Forrester.
JENNY DEAN, an Art teacher at J.P. Burley Middle School in Albemarle County has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Miss Dean’s friend, Paul Knappenberger, wrote the winning essay that described how she uses art to enhance traditional subjects.
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2nd place winner was Luanne Leonard followed
by 3rd place winner Melissa Harvey.
MICHAEL PERRY, A fourth-grade teacher at Keister Elementary School in Harrisonburg has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Mr. Perry’s father, Richard Perry, wrote the winning essay that described how he brings his lessons to life.
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2nd place winner was Scott Wills followed
by two (tied) 3rd place winners Lynn Wagner-Smith and Roy Thomas Hattenback.
ARETHA LIVINGSTON, A teacher at Tucker-Capps Elementary School in Hampton has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Principal Kimberly Sharpe wrote the winning essay that described how Mrs. Livingston makes her classroom come alive.
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2nd place winner was Amos Fodchuk followed
by 3rd place winner Gregory Shaw.
HANNA TOMHAVE, A K-1 teacher at Mantua Elementary School in Fairfax County has been selected to receive the Super Teacher Award.
Mary Jo Kavjian, a PTA member at Mantua, wrote the winning essay that described how Ms. Tomhave keeps parents connected to the classroom.
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2nd place winner was Bill Caparoula followed
by 3rd place winner Annie Sinisi.
