Tyler ISD Campuses Name Teachers of the Year
Posted/updated on: March 1, 2018 at 4:37 pm
TYLER – Tyler ISD Campus Teachers of the Year have been named by their school administrators and staff. The honor is awarded to teachers who exemplify extraordinary models of leadership and excellence in teaching that ultimately help create successful student outcomes, according to a news release from the school district. Tyler ISD will honor all Campus Teachers of the Year and announce its 2018 District Teachers of the Year at the annual Teacher of the Year Banquet to be held Tuesday, May 15, at Green Acres Crosswalk. Banquet guests will include Tyler ISD school board members, staff, administrators, teachers, sponsors and members of the community.
2018 Campus Teachers of the Year
Gracia Hidalgo, T.J. Austin Elementary School
Anais Favela, Bell Elementary Global Communications Academy
Lizet Zavala, Birdwell Elementary School
Denise Hawk, Bonner Elementary School
Yvonne Malmstrom, Caldwell Elementary Arts Academy
Emily Bennett, Clarkston Elementary School
Crystal Porche, Dixie Elementary School
Cecilia Salgado, Douglas Elementary School
Ana Jimenez, Griffin Elementary School
Tiffany Brower, Dr. Bryan C. Jack Elementary School
Shirley Petkovich, Jones Elementary MST Academy
Eva Luce, A.W. Orr Elementary School
Nicole Berryhill, Owens Elementary School
Katrina Dews, W.A. Peete Elementary School
Marchetta Macon, Ramey Elementary School
Angula Humphrey, Rice Elementary School
Araceli Ledesma, St. Louis Early Childhood Center
Caitlin Jiral Shultz, Andy Woods Elementary School
Shanda Warren, Wayne D. Boshears Center for Exceptional Programs
Karen Norman, Boulter Middle School
Taylor Brown, Dogan Middle School
Britany Chamlee, James S. Hogg Middle School
Casey Graves, Hubbard Middle School
Ivan Magnuson, Moore MST Magnet School
Marty Germany, Robert E. Lee High School
Cindy Loughmiller, Three Lakes Middle School
April Caldwell, John Tyler High School
DeAnna Molloy, Career and Technology Center
Christina Babino, RISE Academy
Kim Howard, TARGET
Mel Silva, Early College High School





