Staff, teachers celebrated for outstanding work and dedication at March 25 school board meeting - My Edmonds News

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During the March 25 school board meeting, the Edmonds School District celebrated the achievements of over a dozen teachers and support staff, showcasing their dedication to student success. Three educators from Mountlake Terrace High School—Jennifer Widrig-Hodges, Lavon Driscoll, and Denise Tripp—earned National Board Certification, a mark of professional excellence in teaching. Superintendent Rebecca Miner expressed immense pride in these educators, highlighting their commitment to the teaching profession and the positive impact on students. In addition to the teachers, the 2025 All Edmonds Educational Support Team was recognized, comprising 15 outstanding staff members nominated by the school community. This team includes roles such as school bus drivers, custodians, and office managers, demonstrating the diverse contributions of support staff.

The event not only honors individual achievements but also reinforces the district's commitment to fostering a collaborative and supportive educational environment. Such recognitions are vital in promoting morale and encouraging educators to strive for excellence. Overall, the meeting serves as a testament to the district's dedication to nurturing both academic and professional growth among its staff.

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