Germantown Winners
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![]() Mark Singleton
School:
Seneca Valley Nominated by
Ian Galope |
About Mark SingletonMark Singleton's favorite moment comes "when a student is trying and trying to get something right and then I am there to witness the first time they finally get it," he says. An instrumental music teacher at Seneca Valley High School, Singleton, 31, says his high school band director taught him that "you can have fun and be a good teacher and have the students respect you all at the same time." |
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![]() Margaret Aldridge
School:
Roberto Clemente Nominated by
Spenser Anzalone |
About Margaret Aldridge - Grand Prize WinnerTeaching "provides an opportunity to serve both students and families, to bring hope where there has been little, to straighten crooked pathways, and to get a sneak peek into all the possibilities as students mature and learn," says Margaret M. Aldridge, 61, a reading teacher at Roberto Clemente Middle School. An educator for 31 years, Aldridge relies on humor, hard work, and tough love to help students succeed. |
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![]() Suzanne Waters
School:
Germantown Nominated by
Matthew Anzalone |
About Suzanne Waters - Grand Prize Winner"My greatest reward is to see a child's eyes sparkle with understanding," says Suzanne Waters, a fourth-grade teacher at Germantown Elementary School. Waters adheres to advice received earlier in her 31-year career: "Each child has the capability to go beyond what you see - continue to raise the bar for every student." |
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