the heat index may reach over 100 degrees today. over to allyson rae now with aphis look at the a first look at the forecast. day number two today of the heat wave and temperatures are going to be above 90 a string of days through the weekend and beyond that as well. heat advisory is in place today. now just to the district and arlington. but hey, be careful out there. it s hot everywhere you go. it s going to feel into the triple digits for a lot of us. as temperatures just soar. the humidity is high. so that feels like temperature is going to be into the triple digits. and that is quite uncomfortable. i think our report today is going to be in jeopardy. we re warmer than we were at this time yesterday. it feels 98 degrees it s only 89 but the sun how humid it is and the winds are not stopping that to the south. 88 degrees for gaithersburg. 86 for wall doffer and now factor waldorf and now let s factor in the humidity. 98 for d.c. and for leesburg. just a scorcher. the
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An elementary teacher known for bringing space science to her kindergarten students and a middle school coach who motivates students and teachers alike are Killeen ISD Teachers of the Year.
Palo Alto Middle School coach Elise Kea is the Secondary Teacher of the Year. Lisa Stewart of Skipcha Elementary School is the Elementary Teacher of the Year.
The school district combined virtual technology with surprise-at-the-front door tactics to reveal the pair Tuesday evening.
Both expressed shock when they heard their names announced during the virtual ceremony, then found guests outside their houses bearing gifts.
The school districtâs 52 campus Teachers of the Year watched from their homes through Zoom conferenceing as KISDâs annual Teacher of the Year unfolded in a very different format.