Employee Name: Warren Williams

During his lunchtime, Mr. Williams heard me implore my father (who rececntly had a heart attack) to not move my furniture. Mr. Williams heard this and immediately helped move several pieces of HEAVY furniture from a truck to my classroom. His help ensured that my students will have a classroom that is structured & nurturing and that my father stays healthy. He sets a wonderful and inspiring example & I am so grateful.

Submitted by: Cathy Bain (August 19, 2010)

Employee Name: Yvonne Strope

Everyone at the High School campus has gone out of their way to make me feel at home. Mrs. Strope donated some of her cabinets and helped me move them to my new room, even though she needed to work in her room. She shows the same concern with my students when she assists for inclusion. Thank you Mrs. Strope for everything!

Submitted by: Mary Sczech (Sept. 2, 2010)

Employee Name: Samantha Caudle

Mrs. Caudle is an extremely caring teacher and coworker. She has gone out of her way to make sure that I have everything I need, and that I understand how routines and equipment operate. PRICELESS! Thank you Mrs. Caudle.

Submitted by: Mary Sczech (Sept. 2, 2010)

Employee Name: Karen Brugman

Thank you Ms. Brugman for being an afternoon sounding board for all of my new high school experiences. You're awesome!

Submitted by: Mary Sczech (Sept. 2, 2010)

Employee Name: Tiffany Washington

Ms. Tiffany Washington is a awesome person, and does a wonderful job of cleaning my classroom. Tiffany was one of my first students when I began teaching. She is still a beautiful and caring person!

Submitted by: Mary Sczech (Sept. 2, 2010)