Teacher of the Year Finalists Surprised at Four Sarasota County Schools

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Four Sarasota County teachers were surprised Tuesday, December 15, when they were revealed as finalists for the district’s elementary, middle and high school Teacher of the Year honors. The finalists are: Kari Johnson, kindergarten teacher, Fruitville Elementary School; Samantha Miller, design teacher, Sarasota Military Academy Prep; Emily O’BrienSwope, fourth and fifth grade ELA teacher, Alta Vista Elementary School; Becky Satterly, math teacher and dropout prevention coordinator, Booker High School. “This year, more than ever, we want to celebrate teachers and let them know the community recognizes and values their work,” said Jennifer Vigne, President and CEO of the Education Foundation of Sarasota County. “In this challenging time, our incredible teachers have shown up and given their best, helping each and every student reach their full potential. We are so proud of all of our teachers.”  

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