[New post] SMECO Honors Outstanding Teachers from Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s
David M. Higgins II, Publisher/Editor posted: " (Hughesville, MD) SMECO worked with the school systems of Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's counties to select and honor 23 educators with Outstanding Teacher awards for leadership in the fields of mathematics, science, technology, and engineering. Rec"
(Hughesville, MD) SMECO worked with the school systems of Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary's counties to select and honor 23 educators with Outstanding Teacher awards for leadership in the fields of mathematics, science, technology, and engineering.
Receiving awards this year were nine math teachers, eight science teachers, and six STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) teachers from schools in three counties. The teachers were chosen for their outstanding performance in the areas of creativity, rapport with students, enthusiasm for teaching, professionalism, and innovative teaching methods. Each teacher receives a plaque and a cash award. In 31 years, SMECO has recognized 458 local math and science teachers.
"As educators, you know that STEM skills are becoming more and more coveted by businesses, and SMECO is no different. These students are vital for the continued success of our business because they bring those valuable mathematics, science, and technology skills to the workplace. You enable the next generation of innovators," said Sonja Cox, SMECO president, and CEO, at the awards presentation.
"Our gifted honorees understand that their job is about more than teaching mathematics, science, and technology. It's about thinking creatively and making classroom and virtual teaching experiences exciting for students. They identify ways to leap outside of the educational norms and create experiences that are unexpected, unique, and ultimately more memorable. They teach skills that are important not only to employers and the economy, but also important to our future."
SMECO's Outstanding Mathematics, Science, and STEM Teachers of the Year are listed below.
Calvert County
Christopher Angus, Windy Hill Elementary School, STEM
Kristen Johnson, Barstow Elementary School, Mathematics
Meghan Johnson, Huntingtown High School, Science
Robert Martin, Huntingtown High School, Mathematics
SMECO Outstanding Mathematics Teacher Award Recipients, Calvert County. From left are Robert Martin, Huntingtown High School; Juanita Ridenour, Northern Middle School; and Kristen Johnson, Barstow Elementary School. SMECO Outstanding Science and STEM Teacher Award Recipients, Calvert County. Standing are, from left, Meghan Johnson, Huntingtown High School, and Eric Turnbaugh, Calvert Middle School. Seated, from left, are Gregory Reed, Mill Creek Middle School, and Christopher Angus, Windy Hill Elementary School.
Stephanie Vinson, Benjamin Stoddert Middle School, STEM
Brian Wells, Westlake High School, STEM
SMECO Outstanding Mathematics Teacher Award Recipients, Charles County. From left are Lauren Bonn, Milton Somers Middle School, and Melissa Bridegum, Mary B. Neal Elementary School. Not pictured is Jennifer Hoiler, Henry E. Lackey High School. SMECO Outstanding Science Teacher Award Recipients, Charles County. From left are Michelle Fryer Dommel, Berry Elementary School; Erin Rhoades, Milton Somers Middle School; and Charles Newcomb, Westlake High School. SMECO Outstanding STEM Teacher Award Recipients, Charles County. From left are Brian Wells, Westlake High School, and Stephanie Vinson, Benjamin Stoddert Middle School.
St. Mary's County
Jayme Knobloch, Great Mills High School, STEM
Clarissa Labor, Chopticon High School, Science
Jessica Sage, Chesapeake Public Charter School, STEM
Matthew Taggert, Great Mills High School, Mathematics
Summer Wood, Piney Point Elementary School, Science
SMECO Outstanding Mathematics Teacher Award Recipients, St. Mary's County. From left are Matthew Taggert, Great Mills High School; Kirsten Seiler, Greenview Knolls Elementary School; and Kathryn Smith, Leonardtown Middle School. SMECO Outstanding Science and STEM Teacher Award Recipients, St. Mary's County. Standing, from left, are Megan Soly, Spring Ridge Middle School, and Jayme Knobloch, Great Mills High School. Seated, from left, are Jessica Sage, Chesapeake Public Charter School, and Clarissa Labor, Chopticon High School; Not pictured is Summer Wood, Piney Point Elementary School.
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