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🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟We are proud to celebrate Tiffany Graham, an outstanding science teacher at Troup C...
03/25/2026

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟
We are proud to celebrate Tiffany Graham, an outstanding science teacher at Troup County High School in the Troup County School System. Her impact reaches far beyond the classroom! Tiffany teaches Biology, Forensics, and Physical Science, and her students describe her as “Miss Frizzle” because of her creativity and enthusiasm for learning.
Tiffany has high expectations and an active learning approach for instruction. She encourages creativity through projects like building models and fosters an active and engaging classroom. As a result of her instructional approaches, her students demonstrated high performance levels on the Spring 2025 Biology EOC. She also serves as Science Club sponsor and values building relationships, celebrating student milestones and remaining a mentor to her students even after graduation.
Thank you, Tiffany Graham, for inspiring curiosity and excellence in science every day! 🔬✨

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟We are proud to recognize Amy Worsley, a science teacher at Miller County High Scho...
03/20/2026

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟
We are proud to recognize Amy Worsley, a science teacher at Miller County High School in the Miller County School System, for her outstanding dedication to science education. She brings subject matter to life, creating engaging lessons that spark genuine excitement for learning. Amy spends countless hours preparing labs and reviewing student work, ensuring every learner can succeed.
Her commitment extends beyond the classroom—she is always willing to support colleagues and contribute to a positive school culture. Ms. Worsley is truly making a difference in the lives of her students and is an invaluable asset to Miller County High School.
Thank you, Amy, for your dedication to your students and colleagues and excellence in science teaching! 🔬✨

03/19/2026

📣T&L Spotlight: March 2026 Teacher Connections Is Here! 📰🍎
🔗 https://url.gadoe.org/5dcda

The March 2026 edition of Teacher Connections is available now. Explore timely updates, resources, and ideas designed to support and inspire Georgia educators.
👉 Check it out and share with a colleague!

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟We are proud to recognize Dillion Cantrell for his incredible commitment to providi...
03/10/2026

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟
We are proud to recognize Dillion Cantrell for his incredible commitment to providing real-life learning experiences for his students. Dillion is a teacher at Gladden Middle School in the Murray County School District. His passion for education goes beyond the classroom—he has created a community garden where students plant and grow fruits and vegetables for local families to enjoy.
Through innovative partnerships, like his recent collaboration with Barnyard Bees, students gain firsthand experience in beekeeping and learn the vital role bees play in our ecosystem. Dillion Cantrell’s classroom fosters curiosity, practical skills, and a love of learning that enriches the entire school culture.
Thank you, Dillion Cantrell, for inspiring students to think, grow, and thrive! 🌱🐝

At Druid Hills High School, students in AP and IB Biology know they’re in for something special when they walk into Dr. ...
03/04/2026

At Druid Hills High School, students in AP and IB Biology know they’re in for something special when they walk into Dr. Poornima Amarapu’s classroom. Known to her students as Dr. A, she transforms science from a subject into an experience. Her lessons journey into the wonders of biology and are filled with creativity and innovation that make even the most complex concepts come alive.
Dr. A’s impact is clear in the exceptional scores her students achieve, but her influence goes far beyond test results. She opens doors to real-world science through partnerships with Emory University, Fernbank Museum of Natural History, and Atlanta Botanical Gardens. These collaborations give her students opportunities to step outside the classroom, explore the natural world, and engage in hands-on scientific discovery.
Whether it’s an exciting lab activity or a field trip that sparks curiosity, Dr. Amarapu ensures her students see science not just as knowledge, but as a way to understand and connect with the world around them. Her passion inspires future scientists—and reminds us all why great teaching matters.
Thank you, Dr. Amarapu, for inspiring the next generation of scientists and making learning an adventure! 🌱🔬✨

Georgia Science Teacher Sportlight At Evans Middle School, science isn’t just a subject, it’s an adventure, thanks to th...
02/25/2026

Georgia Science Teacher Sportlight
At Evans Middle School, science isn’t just a subject, it’s an adventure, thanks to the incredible work of Amanda Stripling. As an 8th-grade science teacher, Mrs. Stripling goes above and beyond to make learning meaningful and exciting for her students. Every week, she designs engaging, hands-on labs that help students connect classroom concepts to the real world, sparking curiosity and deep understanding.
Her passion for teaching shines in the way her lessons spark curiosity and encourage students to explore the world around them. From investigations to projects, Mrs. Stripling ensures that science comes alive in her classroom.
Her commitment to creating rich, interactive learning experiences truly embodies the You Matter culture at Evans Middle School. By inspiring curiosity and supporting student success, Mrs. Stripling makes science exciting every single day—and her students are better for it.

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight🌟We are proud to recognize Jessica Shuman, a science teacher at Burney-Harris-Lyons M...
02/12/2026

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight🌟
We are proud to recognize Jessica Shuman, a science teacher at Burney-Harris-Lyons Middle School in the Clarke County School District, for her exceptional dedication to science education. Her deep knowledge of Science-Georgia Standards of Excellence and student learning enables her to create engaging science lessons where students ask questions, analyze data, build models, and communicate their findings in meaningful ways.
Jessica adapts lessons to meet the needs of all learners, ensuring every student has access to high-quality science instruction. Beyond her classroom, she serves as a mentor teacher, hosting practicum and student teachers to prepare the next generation of educators.
Thank you, Jessica, for inspiring curiosity and learning in science for all of your students and shaping the future of science educators! 🔬✨

02/11/2026

📣 T&L Spotlight: New Science Graphic Organizersin Inspire! 🔬
🔗 https://url.gadoe.org/kljms
✨ NEW! Over 30 graphic organizers and 55 grade-level resources have been added to the Science collection in the Inspire Resource Repository!

02/11/2026

📣T&L Spotlight: Science Professional Learning Updates 🔬✨
🔗 https://url.gadoe.org/17bzb
Check out the January Science Update for upcoming professional learning opportunities and resources to support science instruction. Dive in and stay connected with the latest happenings in Science education across Georgia! 🌟

🌟 Celebrating Science Teachers in Georgia! 🌟Meet Amanda Williams, a 7th and 8th science teacher at Menlo School in the C...
02/04/2026

🌟 Celebrating Science Teachers in Georgia! 🌟
Meet Amanda Williams, a 7th and 8th science teacher at Menlo School in the Chattooga County School District. 🔬✨
Amanda is the kind of teacher who makes science come alive. Her classroom is a place where curiosity thrives, creativity flows, and students feel empowered to explore the world around them. Through hands-on, student-centered inquiry, Amanda turns everyday challenges into exciting investigations — and her students absolutely love her for it!
🎥 You may have seen her in action as a featured teacher in the Science in Action for Middle School series on Georgia Public Broadcasting, where she brought her dynamic teaching style to screens across the state.
Thank you, Amanda, for showing us what great teaching looks like. Your impact is felt far beyond the walls of your classroom. Let’s give her a round of applause for inspiring the next generation of thinkers, problem-solvers, and innovators! 👏🌍🧪

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight🌟We are proud to recognize Mr. Nicholas Hodgson, a science teacher at Cherokee Bluff ...
01/30/2026

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight🌟
We are proud to recognize Mr. Nicholas Hodgson, a science teacher at Cherokee Bluff High School in Hall County Schools, for his exceptional leadership and dedication to both students and staff. He goes above and beyond to strengthen instruction by leading data analysis for science teachers and using insights to improve lessons and remediation.
Beyond academics, Mr. Hodgson consistently steps in to support the school community, greeting students, assisting in hallways, lunchrooms, and dismissal, and helping maintain a positive environment. These actions are not assigned duties; they reflect his commitment to seeing a need and filling it.
Mr. Hodgson exemplifies what it means to be a teacher leader—through his content expertise and his willingness to serve. Thank you for making a lasting impact on your students, school, and science education! 🔬📚

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟We are proud to celebrate Ms. Rebecca Conner, an outstanding 6th and 8th grade scie...
01/21/2026

🌟 Georgia Science Teacher Spotlight 🌟
We are proud to celebrate Ms. Rebecca Conner, an outstanding 6th and 8th grade science teacher at Miller County Middle School in Miller County Schools whose passion for education shines every day! She works tirelessly to create fun, engaging learning experiences that spark excitement, curiosity, and a love of science in her students.
Rebecca is always ready to support her colleagues and share innovative ideas, making her a true team player. Her dedication has earned her multiple Teacher of the Year recognitions—a testament to her commitment and love for teaching.
Thank you, Ms. Conner, for inspiring students and educators alike! 🌟🔬

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