Barrow County School System honors outstanding teachers from various schools

March 27, 2025 | Barrow County, School Districts, Georgia

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The Barrow County School System held a recognition event on March 25, 2025, to honor the teachers of the year from various schools across the district. The meeting celebrated the achievements of educators who have made significant contributions to their schools and communities.

The event began with the announcement of the teachers of the year from each school. Callie McNeil from Auburn Elementary School, Tony Napp from Austin Road Elementary School, and Katie DeCado from Bethlehem Elementary School were among the honorees. Other recognized teachers included Laura Haley from County Line Elementary School, Kelly Merhoff from Holsenbeck Elementary School, and Ansley Barrera from Kennedy Elementary School.
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Winder Elementary School's teacher of the year was Lee Davis, while Yargo Elementary School honored Dr. Nicole Mays. The middle school teachers recognized included Marcy Martin from Bear Creek Middle School, Jennifer Beatty from Heyman Morris Middle School, and Rachel Muldrow from Westside Middle School.

High school teachers of the year included Michelle Yearley from Appalachian High School and Melissa Efridge from Winder Barrow High School. The Barrow Arts and Sciences Academy recognized Bridal Argo, and the Arts and Innovation Magnet Program honored Jennifer Stockwell. Dr. Amanda Latimer was named the teacher of the year for the Horizon Program.

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Additionally, Carrie Tilson from Bramlett Elementary School was recognized as a district finalist. Sandra Cash from Salem Elementary School also received accolades as a teacher of the year and district finalist. The event concluded with a special mention of Amy Wilson from Sims Academy of Innovation and Technology, who was also a district finalist.

Brooke Bradbury, an ESOL teacher at Russell Middle School, was named Barrow County School System's overall teacher of the year. She shared her personal story of being a child of a military parent, which influenced her journey in education.

The meeting highlighted the dedication and impact of these educators, showcasing their commitment to fostering a positive learning environment for students across the Barrow County School System.

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