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Escambia Retired Educators Honor Teachers, Students
May 24, 2018
The Escambia Retired Educators Association (EREA), recently honored outstanding retired educators and local students.
Beverly Reinschmidt was named Volunteeer of the Year. She retired with 35-years as a Tate High School English, journalism and yearbook teacher. She works with her sister Dorthy Lister to help produce Tate’s annual musical.
Pam Schwartz was named the EREA teacher of the year. She was an elementary teacher at Ferry Pass, an exceptional student educator for the county and former president of the Escambia Education Association.
Northview High School’s Anna Belle Barberree was presented a $1,000 EREA scholarship, and Madison Levins from Byrneville Elementary School was named essay winner.
Photos by Bonnie Exner for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “Escambia Retired Educators Honor Teachers, Students”
These precious girls from North Escambia Co are a blessing to our church,Rays Chapel Babtist, I happen to know that essay that Madison wrote was about her grandmother which is on stage with her.
Everyday will be Saturday or whatever day you wish it to be. Enjoy the fruit of your labor.
Congrats Mrs. Reinschmidt!! What an amazing teacher!!
Congrats Mrs. Reinschmidt! Your journalism class was my favorite at Tate!