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HUNTINGTON â Three area teachers have been named as finalists for West Virginia Teacher of the Year.
Cabell Countyâs Brian Casto, Putnam Countyâs Beth Nunley and Logan Countyâs Kelly Bryant are among 10 finalists for the 2022 title. The West Virginia Department of Education announced the candidates last week.
Casto teaches eighth grade West Virginia Studies at Milton Middle School. He graduated with a B.A. in social studies, grades 5-12, from Marshall University and has been in education 13 years, according to the Department of Education. Casto is also member of Milton Middle Schoolâs leadership team, a team leader and a West Virginia Quiz Bowl coach. Outside of school, Casto coaches T-ball, works with teens in his churchâs youth group and enjoys exploring the state with his wife and three children.
Department of Education announces 2022 Teacher of the Year finalists By
July 1, 2021 - 10:33 pm
CHARLESTON, W.Va. The West Virginia Department of Education on Thursday announced the 10 finalists for the 2022 West Virginia Teacher of the Year award.
The finalists were selected among the Teachers of the Year from each school district: Kelly Bryant, a third-grade teacher at Logan Elementary School. Brian Casto, an eighth-grade West Virginia Studies teacher at Milton Middle School. Samantha Coble, a pre-K special education teacher at Keyser Primary School. Claire Jones, a visual arts teacher in Preston County. Christine Lambert, a fourth-grade teacher at Brandwine Elementary School.
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Del. Pat McGeehan, R-Hancock, right, addresses House Judiciary Committee Chairman Moore Capito, R-Kanawha, on Friday. McGeehan and Capito disagree about whether a bill thatâs meant to limit the scope of the governorâs authority during a state of emergency clearly states lawmakersâ intentions.
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