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Cantonment Lodge Adopts Ransom Middle Teacher, Ernest Ward Middle
October 20, 2022
Cantonment Masonic Lodge #322 has adopted Ernest Ward Middle School and a teacher at Ransom Middle School as part of their “Adopt a School” and “Adopt a Teacher” programs.
During a Public Education and Citizenship Appreciation dinner, the Lodge honored Ernest Ward Middle Assistant Principal Tyvanna Boulanger. EWMS was adopted to help support their Positive Behavior Support program.
Ransom Middle teacher Trevor Webb was adopted as a first-year teacher.
Pictured top: The Cantonment Masonic Lodge recognized Ernest Ward Middle Assistant Principal Tyvanna Boulanger. Pictured below: Ransom Middle teacher Trevor Webb was adopted by the Lodge. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Cantonment Lodge Adopts Ransom Middle Teacher, Ernest Ward Middle”
Mr. Webb is a worthy recipient of this “adoption”. He is cheerful, professional, and brings positvity to our campus, colleagues, and all the students he serves. He is an asset to our school and students. We are blessed to have him at Ransom Middle!
Trevor Webb is one of the most humble individuals I know. He is a rockstar in the classroom, and he deserves all of the wonderful accolades that will certainly come his way in his career as an educator. His students love him, and more importantly respect him. Congratulations, Mr. Webb! Here’s to many more successful years influencing kids to always be their best version of themselves!