Middle School Physical Education Teacher or the Year Matthew Faircloth As a special needs health teacher, I strive to teach my students the value of good hygiene, hand washing and other various daily living skills. Fitness for life is extremely important for our population as well as they enter into the world independently own their […]
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Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year – Jessica Dugan As educators we are always reminding our students to strive for their dreams, that the sky is the limit. I have been so fortunate, in my career, to have been given the opportunity to achieve my dream. Through my adapted experiences in college, Special Olympics,
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Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year Michael Alveri As a Physical Education teacher, I believe in a wellness life for myself, because If am in self-care, I can be a positive role model to my students. My aim is to be able to have my students enjoy and want to do physical activity. Have
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Below is a list of some of my recent contributions to the community and McCullough Middle School in the Colonial School District. Introduced mindfulness, yoga, and self care to both the students and staff of McCullough Middle School through daily student practice, after school sessions for staff members, district and state professional developments, local community
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I try and serve as a positive role model that epitomizes personal health and fitness, enjoyment of activity, sportsmanship, and sensitivity of all students by interacting with the students during activities as much as possible. I will tell them my stories and experiences with each sport and fitness area whether it is current or in
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Elementary School Physical Education Teacher of the Year As a PE teacher I feel that it is incredibly important to be a positive model of the skills and concepts that I teach to my students. I am very honest with my students about my own abilities and I make it very clear that at the
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I believe I serve as a very positive role model in regards to health, fitness, activity, and sportsmanship. I pride myself on building relationships with all students at a variety of levels. These relationships help me to build a positive and safe environment for students to learn. My program reinforces the importance of health and
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High School Physical Education – Paige Morris, The Wallin School As a fifth-year teacher in public education, I would characterize myself as an upbeat and ambitious teacher with a great deal of enthusiasm in the classroom. My positive attitude and presence set the tone that’s necessary for students to enjoy health and physical fitness, sportsmanship,
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Adapted Physical Education – Karine Scott, W.B. Simpson Elem School/Kent ILC I believe that as a teacher, I am responsible for providing the roadmap, tools, and motivation that guides a student in the right direction for a promising future. As a Physical Education teacher, I have the privilege to work with every student in the
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Elementary School Physical Education – Tim Hilovsky, Eisenberg Elementary School Building relationships with students is one of the most vital skills a teacher can do to be successful. I feel this is one of my strongest assets for being a teacher. The population at my school is very diverse and has one of the lowest
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