Wayne County recognizes Teacher of the Year finalists from local schools

May 05, 2025 | Wayne County Public Schools, School Districts, North Carolina

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The Wayne County Board of Education meeting on May 5, 2025, celebrated the outstanding educators of the district by announcing the finalists for the Teacher of the Year award. A total of 30 exceptional teachers from various schools were recognized for their dedication and impact on students.

Among the finalists were Donnell Hamilton from Brogdon Bridal School, Jaquanta Davis McGlam from Bridal Primary School, and Gracie Justice Guagliardi from Carver Elementary School. Other notable mentions included Kimberly Newman from Charles A. Cott High School, Reveline Hutchins from Dillard Middle School, and Anjanette Artis from Eastern Wayne High School.
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The recognition ceremony highlighted the diverse talent within the district, with finalists representing schools from across Wayne County, including Fremont Elementary, Goldsboro High School, and Wayne School of Engineering. Each teacher was applauded for their commitment to fostering a positive learning environment and inspiring their students.

The event concluded with a heartfelt round of applause for all the finalists, emphasizing the community's appreciation for the hard work and dedication of its educators. The announcement of the Teacher of the Year winner is anticipated in the coming weeks, as the district continues to celebrate excellence in education.

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