Happy to see the work of Jacksonville Commons Middle School Principal Gail Pylant, who has attended NCCAT, and others providing this opportunity for students.
From The Jacksonville Daily News
Happy to see Hendersonville Elementary Principal Kerry Stewart part of a story about the success of "Hour of Code" this week. Kerry is an NCCAT alumna.
NCCAT alumna Morina Ricablanca is always learning and sharing that knowledge with her students. Great work Morina!
From USDA Blog ...
Congratulations to Kelly Crowley of Pine Valley Elementary on being named the 2015 Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Educator of the Year by Corning and Wilmington Business Development.
Thanks to the College of Education at NC State University for sharing a great quote from NCCAT alumna and NC Teacher of the Year Keana Triplett.
Congratulations to NCCAT alum Melody McGarrahan and Emily Talley of Hall Fletcher Elementary on being recognized with the Yale Distinguished Music Educator Award.
Congratulations to Sarah Bratton, a third-grade teacher at Sycamore Elementary School in Raleigh, who is WRAL's Teacher of the Week on Match 4, 2015.
We're excited to see Sarah continue to do great things in the classroom.Thanks to all her and North Carolina teachers for what they do.
NCCAT alumna Kelly Cannon, a 6th grade teacher at Newton-Conover Middle School, recently received a grant to purchase Chromebooks. From The Compass ...
From The Asheville Citizen-Times - NCCAT alumnae and Evergreen Community Charter School teacher Karen Lechner tackles John Muir trail to raise funds for her school. Good luck Karen!
From the article ...
Karen Lechner has long dreamed of backpacking the 211-mile John Muir Trail through the high Sierras of California. The Asheville schoolteacher has even gotten her coveted permit for the solo trek starting in June.
But while she's living her dream, she wants to make sure her students fulfill their dreams as well.
The opportunity to attend the Holocaust Seminar through the North Carolina Center for the Advancement of Teaching was truly a life changing experience. As a high school history teacher, I thought I knew a great deal about the Holocaust and the events surrounding this historical atrocity. However, after visiting the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., I found out that there was so much I did not know.