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District Announces Finalists for End-of-Year Staff Awards

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The finalists have been selected for each of the CH-UH City School District’s year-end awards, including Teacher of the Year, Helping Hand of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and Administrator of the Year.
 
The finalists for Teacher, Helping Hand, and Rookie of the Year were determined through district-wide voting. The candidates were the category winners at each of the district’s schools. The finalists for Administrator of the Year were nominated by District administrators.
 
District Teacher of the Year Finalists:
  • Alexia Boyles, Fourth Grade Teacher - Noble Elementary School
  • Tameka Bradley, Gifted Intervention Specialist - Boulevard Elementary School
  • Joyce Bukovac, Instructional Specialist (Math) - Board of Education
  • Michael Murray, School Counselor - Heights High School
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District Helping Hand of the Year Finalists:

  • Patrick Dooner, General Office Assistant - Canterbury Elementary School
  • Dionne Morrison, ALC Ancillary - Roxboro Middle School
  • Deja Murray, General Office Assistant - Noble Elementary School
  • Kim Sudduth, Administrative Assistant - Heights High School

District Rookie of the Year Finalists:

  • Tiana Banks, Kindergarten Teacher - Oxford Elementary School
  • Caitlin Sabo, Coordinator of Climate & Culture - Board of Education
  • Sabrina Scott, Intervention Specialist - Roxboro Middle School
  • D. Michael Wells, EL Teacher - Gearity Elementary School & Roxboro Elementary School
grid of 4 rookie of the year finalists

District Administrator of the Year Finalists:

  • Marc Brown, Coordinator of Information Technology
  • Allison Byrd, Director of Data, Research, & Assessment
  • Shelley Pulling, Principal - Roxboro Elementary School 
  • Curtis Walker, Principal - Noble Elementary School
  • Dr. Erica Wigton, Principal - Canterbury Elementary School
grid of 5 administrator of the year finalists

The finalists for Teacher, Helping Hand, and Rookie of the Year will move on to a panel interview to determine the overall winners, and District administrators will vote to select the overall Administrator of the Year. All of the winners will be announced at the Staff Awards Ceremony on May 29. CH-UH will also hand out Tiger Nation Awards to staff who presented at state or national conferences this past school year, in addition to recognizing retirees and tenured staff.

 
Congratulations to the awardees!