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Rollingout the Red Carpet Richmond County School System 2019 Teacher of the Year Banquet Rolling out theRed Carpet Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center October 4, 2018 ~ 7 PM Richmond County School System Teachers of the Year Richmond County Board of Education 2018 Sandra Owens Freedom Park K-8 School School Board District 1...........................................................Marion E. Barnes, President 2017 Anna Susan Trulock Lake Forest Hills Elementary School 2016 Phyllis Johnson-Porter Jenkins-White Elementary School School Board District 8..........................................................Jimmy Atkins, Vice President 2015 JaVonne Jones Deer Chase Elementary School School Board District 10 at Large (Districts 3, 6, 7, 8)................................Helen Minchew 2014 Denise Turner Warren Road Elementary School 2013 Stephanie Ross Glenn Hills Elementary School School Board District 2...............................................................................Charlie Hannah 2012 Ladell Fortune Butler High School 2011 Traci Cooper Pine Hill Middle School School Board District 3....................................................................................Alex Howard 2010 Steve Galvin ` Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School School Board District 4...........................................................................Dr. Wayne Frazier 2009 Heather Davidson Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School 2008 Aletha Snowberger* Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School School Board District 5......................................................................................Patsy Scott 2007 Mary Frances Howard Ursula Collins Elementary School School Board District 6.............................................................................Jack Padgett, Jr. 2006 Amy Hillman Freedom Park Elementary School 2005 Malinda Cobb T.W. Josey High School School Board District 7...........................................................................Charlie Walker, Jr. 2004 Judith Duke McBean Elementary School 2003 Fran Brewer Goshen Elementary School School Board District 9 at Large (Districts 1, 2, 4, 5)........................................Venus Cain 2002 Vicky Bedell Southside Elementary School Board Attorney...............................................................................Leonard O. Fletcher, Jr. 2001 Judith Mealing A.R. Johnson Magnet School 2000 Julie Purvis Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School 1999 Melinda Starnes Garrett Elementary School 1998 Andy Baumgauter** A. Brian Merry Elementary School Superintendent and Senior Team 1997 Caroline Misklosovic Hephzibah High School 1996 Sherri Brunkow Morgan Road Middle School Dr. Angela D. Pringle.................................................................Superintendent of Schools 1994 Eleanor Willingham Bungalow Road Elementary School 1993 Marion Kelly Tims Monte Sano Elementary School Mr. Matthew Priester.......................................................................Deputy Superintendent 1992 Beverly A. Hite Sue Reynolds Elementary School Dr. Malinda Cobb.......................................................................Associate Superintendent 1991 Susan W. Bourbo Southside Elementary School 1990 Linda M. Johnson Langford Middle School Dr. LaMonica Hillman......................................Assistant Superintendent Student Services 1989 Dr. Charles J. Smith, Jr. T.W. Josey High School 1988 Annie Searles Southside Elementary School Mr. Nathan Benedict...................................................Assistant Superintendent for Area 1 1987 Susan E. Craig Glenn Hills High School Ms. Deborah Harris.....................................................Assistant Superintendent for Area 2 1986 Dr. Bill Bass Glenn Hills Elementary School 1985 Lounelle Beecher Butler High School Mr. Scott McClintock...................................................Assistant Superintendent for Area 3 1984 Joan Vanover A. Brian Merry Elementary School Mr. Bobby Smith...............................................................................Chief Financial Officer *2009 Georgia Teacher of the Year State Finalist Dr. Cecil Clark...................................................................Chief Human Resources Officer **1999 National Teacher of the Year 2019 Teacher of the Year Program A Message from the Superintendent Welcome Music.............................................................Richmond County High School Chamber Orchestra Dear Richmond County School System Teachers of the Year, Soft Music.................................Mr. Lynwood Holmes, Fine Arts & World Language Program Administrator It is my honor to recognize each of you for your dedication, energy, Introduction of Master of Ceremonies.................................Dr. Cecil Clark, Chief Human Resources Officer talent and the care that you show our students every day. It does not go unnoticed how you have put your heart into inspiring young minds to Master of Ceremonies.........................................................Mr. Kaden Jacobs, Director of Communications reach their highest potential. Presentation of Colors.................................................Navy JROTC Color Guard, Cross Creek High School Tonight, we celebrate you! You represent all of the teachers in your Greetings.......................................Mr. Marion E. Barnes, President, Richmond County Board of Education school and we are proud of your accomplishments. Our mission is building a world class school system through education, collaboration, Inspirational..............................................Ms. Sandra Owens, 2018 Richmond County Teacher of the Year and innovation. You are the “builders” and the foundation for all of the success in the Richmond County School System. Greetings..........................................................................Dr. Angela D. Pringle, Superintendent of Schools The Teacher of the Year Banquet brings all of us together to let you Blessing.......................................Mr. Jimmy Atkins, Vice President, Richmond County Board of Education know how much we value you. Each person in this room is here for you! So enjoy each moment and know that you have our heartfelt thanks for the impact that you make in the lives of the students in Richmond Dinner County. My best wishes, Soft Music.................................Mr. Lynwood Holmes, Fine Arts & World Language Program Administrator Introduction of Judges.................Mr. Jimmy Atkins, Vice President, Richmond County Board of Education Angela D Pringle Recognition of Teachers of the Year....................................................Dr. Angela D. Pringle & Senior Team Tribute to the Teachers of the Year.................................................................................Ms. Auiyan Tillman Angela D. Pringle, Ed. D. Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Finalists............................................................................Dr. Angela D. Pringle & Principals Presentation of RCSS 2019 Teacher of the Year........................Dr. Angela D. Pringle & Ms. Sandra Owens Remarks..................................................................................................................2019 Teacher of the Year Closing Remarks.................................................................Mr. Kaden Jacobs, Director of Communications Patrice Maybank My name is Patrice Maybank and I am the mother of two daughters, Tareon and Jordan. I obtained an undergraduate degree in Early Childhood Education and have a Masters in Secondary Mathematics. I plan to continue my educational growth by pursuing a Spe- cialist in Educational Leadership. I have been teaching for 10 years. I believe being a teacher is a challenging profession, however, the benefits that students receive make my efforts worth it. As a teacher, I have learned that I am more than just an educator to my Meet the 2019 Teacher of the Year Finalists students. I have become their doctor, counselor, disciplinarian, friend but most importantly, I became their “mother”. Deciding to be a teacher was not about duties and responsibilities for me. I wanted to give students life experiences, knowledge and deposit the same joy of learning of academics and the Arts into them that I received from my own mother. Therefore, I treat each of my students as if they are my sons and daughters. As a teacher I am co-parenting with others in the development of a student. After years of love, care, nurturing and time our child graduates; and as a parent, there is nothing more rewarding. Sallie Manning My goals in teaching include using my business background as a bridge to relate content to student lives and potential experiences and to create a close community where the diversity of people, culture, thought and ideas are accepted, embraced and used to pro- mote deeper thinking and learning. A classroom infused with energy and humor promotes that sense of community. Students should be challenged to think beyond the boundaries of their school and hometown in order to adopt a greater world view, and that is done more readily if they feel valued, accepted and part of family. It is my role as a teacher leader to create life-long learners and to help students develop critical thinking skills that will help them succeed academically, professionally and personally. This is imperative given the significant social, political and economic challenges of the world in which they live and will help shape. Our methods and activities must be consistently changing and fluid to promote
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