Rockdale recognizes best technology teachers

Rockdale County Public Schools recently recognized its educators who lead in using technology to unlock students' learning potential. One teacher in each school was honored. The 2015-16 Outstanding Technology Teachers of the Year are: Shawnte' Whigham (Alpha), Tammy Trail (BES), Olan Kidd (C.J. Hicks Elementary), Stephen Williams (CMS), Thomas Schie (EMS), Ashley Underwood (FSE), Melanie Hooley (HHS), LaDonna Denmark (HTE), Joshua Prentice (HCE), Tiffany Moore (J.H. House Elementary), Mackenze Hull (LES), Fabian Bowaman (MMS), Robin Anderson (PCE), Genifer Keener (PSE), Trenetta Wilcox (Program Challenge), Angie Cawley (DMS), Jesse Smith (RCA), Imani Bailey (RCHS), Andrea Allen (RMSST), Carol Brand (Open Campus), Lee Ann Patterson (SHS), Candice Hill (SCE), Patrice Chambers (SES).

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