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Sean Vetrovsky teaches middle school science at Charles Ellis Montessori Academy in Savannah.
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This week’s WTOC Top Teacher wants her students to learn the subject matter as well as become critical thinkers, all while building a strong relationship with her students.
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The WTOC News crew had barely got in the door when the children burst into applause for their teacher, Emelie Deleon at Coastal Middle School in Chatham County.
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Every child is gifted. They just unwrap that gift at different times. and nobody knows that better than a special needs educator.
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This week’s WTOC Top Teacher is a calming influence for his students but also gives them the motivation they need to succeed in school.
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Music can change the world because it can change people. It’s a feeling that can give a person a lift.
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AP Calculus can be tough for even the best high school students. But one teacher tries to make sure no one gets left behind, using some of the skills he learned while serving in the military.
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Science and technology are the future. And in Claxton, students are learning about all the possible careers that they may want to pursue from this WTOC Top Teacher.
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Amanda Sanders Kindergarten class at Sand Hill Elementary is working on their numbers and counting.
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The gift of reading can open up new worlds for a student. and this week’s WTOC Top teacher is trying to do just that for her students in Darien.
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Some times inspiration comes from a number of different sources but all can help lead you on the path for your life’s work.
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Many people singing the praises of this week’s Top Teacher Hannah Hutcheson.
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These first students have come a long ways since they started this school year. Helped along by their teacher Nicole Knoblauch at Hesse k-8 school in Savannah.
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Another year of honoring the Top Teachers in our community has come to a close, but not without once again celebrating these educators with a day all about them out at the Georgia Ports.
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The students at Statesboro High School are excited that their teacher Lee Sulham received this week’s WTOC Top Teacher.
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Practice makes perfect in Rachel Stephens 3rd grade class at South Effingham Elementary School.
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Music is life, that’s why our hearts have beats and one choir teacher is hoping her students have huge hearts while making beautiful music together.
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She was born and raised in Savannah and gets to teach what she loves in the classroom and on stage.
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Sierra Roberts teaches 2nd grade at Joseph Martin Elementary School in Hinesville. Roberts says her class is like one big family.
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It takes a lot of patience to be a Pre-K teacher, as the students are going to school for the first time.