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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.
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Special needs students need a special kind of teacher, who can give them the support and sometimes space they need to succeed. Meet Debra Phillips from Southeast Bulloch Middle School.
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Bailey Thornton is reading Mr. Popper’s Penguins with her 4th grade class at Calvary Day School in Savannah.
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The WTOC Top Teacher award was a nice surprise for Amy Keating, who teaches second grade at Memorial Day School in Savannah.
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Middle school can sometimes be the toughest years for students as they transition from children to teenagers. Sometimes they need a teacher who not only helps them learn but who can also listen to them.
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Debra Hammer is reading to her kindergarten class at First Christian Academy in Richmond Hill.
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What better place to live and teach students about the tides and the sea breeze than right here along the coast.
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Sydnee Helms always knew she wanted to be a teacher and for the last nine years has been.
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She grew up in Baxley and is sharing her love of music with her students in her hometown.
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She’s passionate about her job and tries to make learning as fun as possible for her students. Meet this week’s WTOC Top Teacher, Rachel Harewood from Tattnall County.
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“If they don’t feel comfortable, they are not going to come in here to do the work to start with.”
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She was born and raised in Screven County and teaching is her dream job.
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With a new calendar year, it’s always fun to look back at the past year.
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It’s a huge transition for a child to go from elementary school to middle school. This week’s WTOC Top teacher tries to help her students bridge that gap by being a guide for their learning.
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“In my classroom, one of the things we don’t say is can’t, we say we can. It may take some a little bit longer but they all can do it,” Ansley McCarty said.
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