Cabarrus Schools honor Impact Through Education Award winners at March ceremony

March 04, 2025 | Cabarrus County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina

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The Cabarrus County Schools Board of Education held a combined work session and business meeting on March 3, 2025, where several key agenda items were addressed, including the recognition of outstanding students and staff through various awards.

The meeting commenced with the adoption of the agenda, which was unanimously approved by board members. Following this procedural step, the board moved on to the Impact Through Education Awards, recognizing exemplary contributions from students and staff at Coltrane Webb STEM Elementary School and Northwest Cabarrus STEM Middle School.
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Phil Furr, who led the awards presentation, expressed gratitude to the sponsors, particularly Equitable, for their continued support. The awards celebrated individuals who have made significant impacts within their school communities. Notable recipients included Dylan Padilla Rodriguez and Axel Auerbach from Coltrane Webb, both recognized for their leadership and kindness. Additionally, support staff members Lois Hunter and Nikki Steele were honored for their dedication and positive influence on students.

At Northwest Cabarrus STEM Middle School, Truman Puckett and Caitlin Wolf were acknowledged for their academic excellence and positive attitudes, while staff members Shepmiah Israel and Stacy Collins received awards for their exceptional contributions to the school environment.

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The meeting also featured the Hilbish Ford Teacher of the Month award, presented to Jody Bennett from C.C. Griffin STEM Middle School. Bennett was recognized for her impactful teaching and the positive relationships she builds with her students.

Lastly, the Everyday Hero Award was presented to Michelle Hodge from W.R. Odell Elementary School. Hodge was commended for her dedication and the meaningful connections she fosters with students, embodying the spirit of service and teamwork.

The meeting concluded with a celebration of the achievements of all award recipients, highlighting the importance of recognizing those who contribute positively to the educational community. The board expressed appreciation for the ongoing support from local partners and the commitment of staff and students to excellence in education.

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