Two more Richland One teachers have earned the gold standard of the profession – National Board Certification.
Meadowfield Elementary School teachers Emma Bell and Sara Suber join 203 others in the district as National Board Certified Teachers (NBCT). National Board Certification is the highest credential available in the teaching profession.
Created for teachers by teachers, the certification is the public assurance of the most impactful teaching outcomes. Those who receive the distinction complete and pass a computer-based assessment and complete three portfolio components: Differentiation in Instruction; Teaching Practice and Learning Environment; and Effective and Reflective Practitioner.
The certification is designed to incentivize the educational enhancement efforts of teachers in hopes of developing and retaining them.
In addition to the two newest NBCT, 21 Richland One teachers earned the National Board’s Maintenance of Certification (MOC), which is a five-year extension from their current certificate’s expiration date. MOC ensures teachers are current on the knowledge and best practices in their certificate areas.
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NEW NATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED TEACHERS |
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Teacher |
Certification Area |
School |
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Emma Bell |
Literacy: Reading – Language Arts/Early and Middle Childhood |
Meadowfield Elementary School |
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Sara Suber |
Generalist/Middle Childhood |
Meadowfield Elementary School |
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MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION RECIPIENTS |
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Monica Addison |
Generalist/Middle Childhood |
A.J. Lewis Greenview Elementary School |
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Mary-Margaret Anderson |
Literacy: Reading – Language Arts/Early and Middle Childhood |
Brockman Elementary School |
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Heather Gilbert |
Generalist/Middle Childhood |
Rosewood Elementary School |
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Lois Wilmot |
Generalist/Middle Childhood |
Brennen Elementary School |
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Mary Cooper |
Literacy: Reading – Language Arts/Early and Middle Childhood |
Carver-Lyon Elementary School |
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Beverly Davis |
Generalist/Middle Childhood |
Greenview Elementary School |
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Rachel Johnson |
Literacy: Reading-Language Arts/ Early and Middle Childhood |
Brockman Elementary School |
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Susan Jones |
Generalist/Early Childhood |
Satchel Ford Elementary School |
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Mary Lewis |
Social Studies-History/Early Adolescence |
Heyward Gibbes Middle School |
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Tammy Mickey |
Mathematics/Adolescence and Young Adulthood |
A.C. Flora High School |
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Meredith Nettles Jeffords |
Exceptional Needs Specialist/Early Childhood through Young Adulthood |
Brennen Elementary School |
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Gina Odom Morris |
Generalist/Middle Childhood |
Satchel Ford Elementary School |
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Jacquelyn Ortner |
English Language Arts/Adolescence and Young Adulthood |
A.C. Flora High School |
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Novena Peddalagalla |
Science/Early Adolescence |
W.A. Perry Middle School |
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Katherine Pfrommer |
Art/Early Adolescence through Adulthood |
Dreher High School |
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Senddrick Putnam |
Literacy: Reading – Language Arts/Early and Middle Childhood |
Logan Elementary School |
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Kelsey Reynolds |
Generalist/Early Childhood |
Satchel Ford Elementary School |
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Mary Ann Ross |
Exceptional Needs Specialist/Early Childhood through Young Adulthood |
Brennen Elementary School |
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Frances Scott |
Literacy: Reading – Language Arts/Early and Middle Childhood |
Brennen Elementary School |
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Tamara Silva |
Music-Early and Middle Childhood- Vocal |
Brockman Elementary School |
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Yolanda Singleton |
Career and Technical Education/Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood |
Career and Technical Education Department |
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PHOTO: Meadowfield Elementary School teachers Emma Bell (left) and Sara Suber (right) have earned their National Board Certification, the highest credential available in the teaching profession.
