Springfield
Mrs. DAY was my third grade teacher. I came in to her classroom with no self esteem and bad grades. She built my self esteem up. She had me believing in myself. My grades improved. She had me wanting to learn more. She stills checks on me and see how I am doing.
Nominated By: Kayleigh Vines
District 50
Carolina Springs Elementary School
She turned my child from disliking school and never wanting to go to a child that is excited to learn and to go to school everyday. She was extremely patient and kind with my son. She is a phenomenal teacher. I am so incredibly grateful to her. She is truly an asset to our school.
Nominated By: Megan Palmer
Lexington 1
Hardeeville-Ridgeland Middle School
She has helped me in so many ways she is like a mother to me.
Nominated By: Kayla Rowell
Jasper County
Hardeeville-Ridgeland Middle School
Marsha has always had a passion for learning, and she wants to pass that passion on to every student in her classroom. She realizes that for a child to exceed as an adult in the world, they must have the mental and social skills to accomplish this. She believes in teaching each child in her classroom to never just “settle”, but to aspire at becoming better in all aspects of their life and to learn the skills to accomplish their dreams. She has a true passion for each and every student who enters her classroom.
Nominated By: Karen Neal
Jasper County
Whitmire Community School
As Senior Beta Club Sponsor, an English teacher, and the senior class sponsor, Mrs. Brock goes above and beyond to help her students. She ensures that each of her pupils have an understanding of the context while making it interesting. She organizes the graduation ceremonies each year, takes multiple high schoolers to the senior beta convention, and also takes time to know everyone of her students and their dreams. Even helping me to become a Teaching Fellow for the state of South Carolina by letting me leaving the Beta Convention for a few hours to conduct my interview so one day I can be an English teacher like her. She truly is an inspiration to students, peers, and community members!
Nominated By: Lea Toby
Newberry County School District
Bridge Academy
This is tough for me cause I can’t go to my home school and was sent here and she has been wonderful to me in everyway and then some.she has stuck by me in any thing I did.she became my friend and then she retired and now I have to get used to a new teacher,so I hope that she can live up to You ❤️thank you.
Nominated By: hope dehos
5
North Vista Elementary School
Ms. Woodward was such a blessing to our family! She was a lifeline to my daughter during a very rough couple of years! Ms. Woodward gave her courage and strength to do her very best! She inspires all of her students daily!!!
Nominated By: Angel Saverance
Florence School District 1
Darlington Middle School
Mr. Cooper is a hero because in his classroom, you learn more than reading comprehension skills, you learn life skills. When I had Mr. Cooper as a teacher, I was a teenage boy who had just lost his dad and needed a male role model. I found that role model in Mr. Cooper. He was there for me like a dad and I needed it. He stayed on me about grades, choosing the right friends, and through his Distinguish Young Gentlemen’s club, instilled many values of manhood. Because of Mr. Cooper’s impact on my life( even after I left his class), I graduated in the top 10 of my class and am a SC Teaching Fellow ready to get to work with the next generation of visionaries.
Nominated By: Delonte Hough
Darlington County School District
Sandhills Middle School
Mr. Register is an awesome teacher! He always helps us in his class and in our other classes. Mr. Register is our Special Olympics coach. He goes on a lot of trips with us. He coaches us in basketball, bocce ball, bowling, track, and disc golf. He also took us to the zoo on a field trip. Mr. Register teaches robotics. He also teachers us how to build kites and hot air balloons. We have a lot of fun in his class building things. I call him Cash Register.
Nominated By: Lane Edwards
Lexington 4
Sandhills Middle School
Mr. Marcum is a great teacher. He teaches us technology and how to design on the computer. He shows us cool technology sign language videos. He likes to help students when they get stuck with their work. Mr. Marcum lets me come to his room every day after lunch to work on building things. We designed a Mario together. Mr. Marcum also comes to our class and helps us. He helped us build a robot. He drinks a lot of La Croix. Mr. Marcum came to summer school to visit us. He plays basketball with us. He’s always nice and always helps us. Mr. Marcum is going to go to Greenville for Special Olympics with us this year. We call him Mario.
Nominated By: Lane Edwards
Lexington 4