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Secondary teachers receive annual awards

by | Mar 21, 2019 | Life & Style

Princeton students congratulate Mrs. Dina D’Onofrio who received Teacher of the Year for Clark Junior High School. (Jean Ann Collins/PISD)

Secondary education schoolteachers of the year were presented awards Monday, March 18 by the Princeton Independent School District.

Each teacher was required to write an essay on why they are a teacher and the writings are engraved on plaques, which they received when they were inducted into the Pride Corps.

“The Board of Trustees of the Princeton Independent School District wishes to honor exemplary classroom teachers who demonstrate leadership, innovation and dedication to the students of Princeton ISD, and the Princeton Pride Corps is the district’s highest recognition of exceptional teachers as nominated by their peers,” the plaques state. Each teacher of the year is inducted each year into the Pride Corps.

Teachers from elementary schools were presented their awards in February.

By Wyndi Veigel • News Editor[email protected]

For the complete story see the March 21 edition of The Princeton Herald or subscribe online.

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