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Over the past 40 years, Miss Betsy Caldwell has taught grades six through twelve. For the last 25 years, she has taught English to upperclassmen at Westwood School.
Alli Apperson tells WALB that third graders have a special place in her heart.
Every month, WALB News 10 recognizes a South Georgia teacher who goes well beyond their job description. We call it our A+ Educator of the Month.
Her favorite part of teaching is seeing that lightbulb go off in her student’s heads when they finally understand.
Mrs. Julie Black has been teaching math at Worth County Middle School for the past 25 years.
Like any job, teaching kindergarteners has its ups and downs. But this educator wouldn’t have it any other way.
After nearly three decades in education, Mrs. Battle is still teaching her students the value of learning their purpose.
Every month, WALB News 10 shines a light on a South Georgia teacher who goes well beyond their job description. We call it our A-plus Educator of the Month.
Yetay Anderson, master teacher at Sherwood Acres Elementary School, was named A+ educator for February.
"You have to enjoy what you do, because if you are excited and really enjoy learning, then that’s going to pass it right down to your students in your classroom."
"And what really drives me over the years is the relationships with the kids and seeing them go and do and become successful adults”
“Hang in there. It’s fun, and the reward is well worth it in the end.”
