Alanna Rohling Named Escambia District Teacher Of The Year, Other Top Educators Honored

February 2, 2019

Alanna Rohling, a kindergarten teacher at Lincoln Park Elementary School, was named the Escambia County School District Teacher of the Year Friday night at the annual Golden Apple Awards.

Rohling is now in the running for the Florida Teacher of the Year.

In addition to Rohling the five finalists for the award included Austin Courson, Tate High School; Danielle Fryman, Bown Barge Middle School; Caleb Lovely, Warrington Middle School School; and Erica Minchew, Kingsfield Elementary School.

A teacher from each school in the district was selected by their peers to represent ingenuity, dedication, compassion, organization, other traits shared by teachers in their schools. They teach various subject areas and also teach life skills and employability skills such as teamwork, time management, and social responsibility.

The Golden Apple Awards honored all Teachers of the Year for each school in the district.

Those teachers were:

Jim Allen Elementary — JoLynn Jackson
Alternative Education — Maria Alessandra Cardoso
Bailey Middle — Laura Baney
Bellview Elementary — Jennifer Cowan
Bellview Middle — Ena Floyd-Johnson
Beulah Academy of Science — Wendy Perkins
Beulah Elementary — Allison Rhodes
Beulah Middle — Krysta Wilcox
Blue Angels Elementary — Lisa Marie Jones
Bratt Elementary — Heather Gilman
Brentwood Elementary — Cassandra James
Brown-Barge Middle — Danielle Fryman
Byrneville Elementary — Deana Weaver
Camelot Academy — Kristian Bivins
Hellen Caro Elementary — Amanda Long
N. B. Cook Elementary — Nora Bleam
Cordova Park Elementary — Cheryl Killam
Ensley Elementary — Regina Smolensky
Escambia High — Anne Krothe
Escambia Westgate — Kelly Simmons
Exceptional Student Education — Cathy Williams
Ferry Pass Elementary — Nekeisha Stewart
Ferry Pass Middle — Kirby Bridges
Global Learning Academy — Shenika Johnson
Reinhardt Holm Elementary — Lisa Berkley Jones
Kingsfield Elementary — Erica Minchew
Lakeview School — Ronald Williams
Lincoln Park Elementary — Alanna Rohling
R. C. Lipscomb Elementary — Betsy Eggart
Longleaf Elementary — Sallie Phillips
L.D. McArthur Elementary — Nancy Fiedor
McMillan Pre-K Center Lisa Barrs
Molino Park Elementary — Helen Cristofoletti
Montclair Elementary — Timberly Aymond
Myrtle Grove Elementary — Meaghan Caffelle
Navy Point Elementary — Kanisha White
Northview High — Jeffrey Simpkins
Oakcrest Elementary — Michelle Ware
Pensacola High — Olivia Calloway
Pine Forest High — Shannon Gehrke
Pine Meadow Elementary — Susan Chapman
Pleasant Grove Elementary — Heather Macdonald
Ransom Middle — Lauren Samoszenko
Scenic Heights Elementary — Megan Etheredge
O. J. Semmes Elementary — Felicia Watts
Sherwood Elementary — Ingrid Gamblin
George Stone Technical College Glen Arne
A. K. Suter Elementary — Ashley Seitz
J. M. Tate High — Austin Courson
Title 1 — Joe Guidice
Ernest Ward Middle — Robert Cassevah
Warrington Elementary — Dianne Singletary
Warrington Middle — Caleb Lovely
Booker T. Washington High — Eric Collins
C. A. Weis Elementary — Jamie Okrochkov
West Florida High — Katie Brand
West Pensacola Elementary — Erica Zink
J. H. Workman Middle — Emma Young

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Comments

2 Responses to “Alanna Rohling Named Escambia District Teacher Of The Year, Other Top Educators Honored”

  1. Bonnie Exner on February 5th, 2019 3:31 pm

    CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE TEACHERS OF THE YEAR SELECTED BY THEIR PEERS AT THEIR INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS…
    THEIR DEDICATION AND PERSEVERANCE TO CONTINUE TO EDUCATE IN THESE TRYING TIMES DOES NOT GO UNNOTICED THE TAXPAYERS OF ESCAMBIA COUNTY ARE GETTING A BARGAIN!!

  2. William2 on February 3rd, 2019 7:41 pm

    I want to say thank you to ALL of our teachers, you deserve more.

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