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Teachers of the Year honored during Kern Education Champions of the Year event

Gala meets TED Talk: Top educators share their best practices with newest teachers

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Superintendent Announces Kern County's Teachers Of The Year

Superintendent Announces Kern County s Teachers Of The Year Finalists able to apply for state competition 23ABC News and last updated 2021-05-07 07:57:29-04 Kern County Superintendent announces the county teachers of the year. The three named include 1st Grade teacher Jolie Brouttier from Downtown Elementary, Physical Education teacher Richard Ribaudo from Sierra Middle School and English teacher Jason Spitzer from Desert Junior-Senior High School in Muroc. “These amazing honorees represent excellence in teaching from Kern’s school districts and are reflective of the education heroes who are working diligently to continue to help our students achieve during these unprecedented times,” said Malaika Bryant, Director, Educator Development & Data Support at KCSOS.

KCSOS celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week with part virtual ceremony

KCSOS celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week with part virtual ceremony Google maps/23ABC News and last updated 2021-05-03 23:11:02-04 BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — It’s officially Teacher Appreciation Week. What’s historically been a small ceremony for the honorees at the Bakersfield Museum of Art, turned into a week-long virtual celebration last year, and now part virtual, part socially distanced one this year. One of the spearheads of Teacher Appreciation Week at the Kern County Superintendent of Schools says teaching can literally change lives. During a quite life-changing year, their dedication, she says makes recognizing them much more important. “You leave exhausted every day, but I know that if I leave exhausted, then I gave everything to the students I have, and that helped me get through every day during the shutdown.”