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2015/16 EVERFI POWER TEACHERS FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL NAME STATE/PROVINCE Patricia Turner Jones Valley K-8 Alabama Aimee Dobbs Clanton Middle School Alabama Kay Arnold Cherokee County Career and Tech Center Alabama Kim Patterson Saraland Middle School Alabama Kimberly Clement Phillips Elementary School Alabama Todd Alexander C. E. Hanna Elementary School Alabama Daphen Coffey Oneonta Middle School Alabama Trey Steele McKenzie High School Alabama Casondra Edwards Hayden High School Alabama David Hughes Sparkman High School (AL) Alabama Rick Jones Benjamin Russell High School Alabama Mike Bowers Alexandria High School Alabama Kelli Inman Chilton County High School Alabama Jason Bothwell Northridge High School Alabama Jesse Perrin Hartselle High School Alabama Amy Gleaton Cullman High School Alabama Brad Jefferson Booker T. Washington High School (AL) Alabama Patty Collier Booker T. Washington High School (AL) Alabama Drake Spradlin Enterprise High School Alabama Sarah Emma Alexander Hudson Loveless Academic Magnet Program High School Alabama Riley White Oak Mountain High School Alabama Rodgetta Williams Central High School (Phenix City) Alabama Casondra Edwards Hayden High School Alabama Rick Jones Benjamin Russell High School Alabama Troy Meinders East High School - Des Moines Alaska Debbie Ryan East High School - Des Moines Alaska Vira Amaya San Luis High School Arizona Marsha Nodlinski Gila Ridge High School Arizona Dave Cech North Canyon High School Arizona Judy Horgash Chandler High School Arizona Jennifer Dumes Sahuaro High School Arizona Gretta Smith Hellstern Middle School Arkansas Tonya Driskill Cabot Middle School South Arkansas Stacey Friend Oak Grove Middle School Arkansas Kelly Massey North Heights Jr. High School Arkansas Alec Park Meekins Middle School Arkansas Judy Tedford Hellstern Middle School Arkansas Krystle Smith Hellstern Middle School Arkansas Lori Daves Frank Mitchell Intermediate School Arkansas Angela Bulhoes Wilson Intermediate School Arkansas Sarah Shewmake Pottsville Middle Grade Arkansas Reyanne Roberts Como Lake Middle School British Columbia Angie Michelle Southeast Middle School California Linda Delia Alvarado Intermediate California Linda Turshman Western High School California Beau Gasinski John F. 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Kennedy High School California Sheridan Hirst Newport-Mesa Unified California Gloria Espinoza Manual Arts High School California Kathleen Cantrell George Washington High School California Mark Mentze Salinas High School California David smith Oakland Technical High School California Leo Johnson Independence High School California Javier Bran Foshay Learning Center California Katheryn Lofstedt Rocky Heights Middle School Colorado Karen Metzmaker Thunder Ridge Middle School (CO) Colorado Steve Pilger Southern Hills Middle School Colorado Laurie Williamson Rocky Heights Middle School Colorado Kathaleen Recker Fruita Monument High School Colorado Danelle Rivera Discovery Canyon Campus High School Colorado Gail Morris Kirk Middle School Delaware Michael Dubbelde Riverdale High School Florida Michael McBride Miami Madison Middle School Florida Jennifer Phares Gulf Middle School (Lee) Florida Cathy Rudinsky Mulberry Middle School Florida Kimberly Wiley Highland Oaks Middle School Florida Katherine Zupnik Charles S. 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