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Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School educator honored during virtual ceremony
April 28, 2021 | 7:05 pm
April 28, 2021
Joseph Bostic Jr., a math content specialist at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School, was named the MCPS Teacher of the Year during a virtual ceremony on Wednesday.
Photo via MCPS
A middle school teacher described as a “fierce advocate” for students was named the Montgomery County Public Schools Teacher of the Year during a virtual ceremony on Wednesday.
Joseph Bostic Jr., a math content specialist and eighth-grade team leader at Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School in Germantown, was named the winner of the annual award. He will now be a candidate for state honors, among the winners from each county.
Joseph Bostic, Jr. Via MCPS.
Joseph Bostic, Jr., the math content specialist and eighth-grade team leader at Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School in Germantown, is the Montgomery County Public Schools’ (MCPS) 2021-2022 Teacher of the Year.
“Thank you to MCPS for believing in a young man from a small town in Georgia,” Bostic said after he was announced the winner during a virtual event Wednesday. Now, he is in the running for Maryland Teacher of the Year.
According to MCPS, Bostic developed an action plan that reduced truancies at the Germantown school from more than 33% to below 25%.
“To everyone listening tonight, remember: regardless of the label assigned to you, you can overcome, you matter and you are all worth it,” he said.
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