Outstanding Nassau County educators

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Submitted by Nassau County School Superintendent Kathy Burns

January 25, 2017 1:00 a.m.

Schools in Communities: News from the Nassau County School District

Earlier in the year, schools throughout Nassau County selected their Teacher of the Year for the 2016-17 School Year. Congratulations go to the following:

SCHOOLTOYGrade/Subject(s) Taught
Bryceville ElementaryTheresa Milligan1st Grade
Callahan ElementaryJanan Hodges *2nd Grade
Callahan IntermediateAutumn Nicks *3rd Grade
Callahan MiddleDeborah Lusardi8th Grade English Language Arts
Emma Love HardeeMelissa Crews4th grade
Fernandina Beach High SchoolDiane Febles *Participatory Level Access Points Pre-K-12 (this year, Grades 2, 4, 12+)
Fernandina Beach MiddleJoshua Bozeman7th Grade Science
Hilliard ElementaryLacey Lloyd *4th Grade
Hilliard Middle Senior High SchoolAmanda Bridges Rau *8th Grade English Language Arts
Southside ElementaryMelinda GelisKindergarten ESE; K-2 (ESE Social Skills); First Grade (reading tutoring)
West Nassau High SchoolKarol Siusta9-12 Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors, and Physical Science
Yulee ElementarySalena Hursey3rd grade
Yulee High SchoolRebecca Scarberry9-12 Geometry and Geometry Honors
Yulee Middle SchoolMaurice Jones6-8 ESE Self-Contained – Intellectual Disabilities
Yulee Primary SchoolNancy CobbSchool Counselor

During the week of December 12th, the five finalists for Nassau County Teacher of the Year were named.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FINALISTS!

  • Dianne Febles, Fernandina Beach High School, Participatory Level Access Points, PreK-12+
  • Janan Hodges, Callahan Elementary School, 2nd Grade
  • Lacey Lloyd, Hilliard Elementary School, 4th Grade
  • Autumn Nicks, Callahan Intermediate School, 3rd Grade
  • Amanda Rau, Hilliard Middle Senior High School, 8th Grade English Language Arts

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On December 6, 2016 Florida Governor Rick Scott presented eight educators with the Governor's Shine Award. The Shine Award Is presented to outstanding teachers and administrators who go above and beyond to educate Florida's future leaders.

The following Nassau County educators were awarded the Governor's Shine Award:

Natasha Drake- Drake is the Principal at Yulee High School. She was the 2002 Nassau County Teacher of the Year and is a National Board Certified Teacher.

Rebecca Smith - Smith Is the Principal at Southside Elementary School and was recently a presenter at a National Association of Elementary School Principals conference.

Governor Scott and Shine Award winners - December 2016

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