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New Teacher Of The Year Gets ‘Crowned’ During Surprise Visit
February 26, 2016
Kristy Imhof, the new Escambia County Teacher of the Year, received a surprise visit in her seventh grade language arts classroom at Ransom Middle School Friday morning.
She was officially named Teacher of Year during Thursday night’s Golden Apple Awards ceremony (read story), and received the official “crown” Friday morning, along with flowers from Superintendent Malcolm Thomas.
Pictured top: Ransom Middle School teacher Kristy Imhof was crowned Escambia County Teacher of the Year Friday morning. Pictured inset: She received a surprise visit and flowers from Superintendent Malcolm Thomas. Pictured below: Imhof with one of her language arts classes. Photos by Kim Stefansson for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “New Teacher Of The Year Gets ‘Crowned’ During Surprise Visit”
Kristy Kelly Imhof makes learning FUN as well as RELEVANT. .She is very deserving of this honor.Congratulations go out to the four other finalists as well as each school’s individual teacher of the year nominee.
Congratulations Mrs. Kristy. You deserve the best! See ‘my gran-girl’ front and center!