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Fort Mill School District honors its teachers and support staff at district ceremony
Summary
The Fort Mill School District recognized school‑level support staff and teachers of the year and announced district prizes for the overall winners, including cash awards, an engraved award and a vehicle‑lease prize provided by local dealership partners.
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The Fort Mill School District recognized dozens of school‑level support staff and teachers at a board meeting awards ceremony, naming school winners and revealing the district‑level prizes for 2025.
Presenter (speaker 5) announced the list of support‑staff winners representing schools across the district and said each would receive $350 via direct deposit this month; the district support‑staff winner receives an engraved award, a $1,500 direct deposit, a weekend getaway and an additional personal leave day. The presenter then recognized the district teachers of the year and said spring awards of $350 were issued to school winners, with honor‑roll teachers receiving $500.
Damien Mills, owner of Mills Automotive/Stateline (speaker 8), thanked the district for the long‑standing partnership. The district teacher‑of‑the‑year will be offered a one‑year car lease (choice of three vehicles) from Stateline and the Mills Automotive Group, an engraved award, a $1,500 direct deposit, a weekend at a partner resort, an additional personal leave day, a Josten’s ring to be sized and a gift basket from Founders Federal Credit Union.
Katie Jenkinson of Banks Trail Middle School was named the Fort Mill School District 2025 teacher of the year. Board members and attendees gave the winners a round of applause and the meeting proceeded to the next agenda items.

