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Marbury High art teacher turns lifelong passion into inspiration for students (opens the original)
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MARBURY, Ala. (WSFA) - An educator is on a mission to beautify her school while teaching her students to believe in their own creativity. Cynthia Stollenwerck, an art and yearbook teacher at Marbury High School, has turned classrooms and hallways into vibrant showcases of student talent. From colorful piñatas hanging overhead to school murals, her goal is simple: help students discover what they’re capable of. “Everybody sees things differently, colors different,” Stollenwerck said. “One of my m
Band director returns to Montgomery classroom as this week’s Class Act (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Tavaris Marlow is back in the band room at Brewbaker Middle School teaching students the fundamentals of music. Marlow has nearly 15 years of teaching experience. He took time off before returning to the classroom, a place where he feels like he can thrive with young people. “That beginning stage, wanting you to build that foundation within the kids,” Marlow said. He said he looks forward to starting this school year. He had a tough time last year after losing his mothe
Southside Elementary teacher balances classroom work with community outreach (opens the original)
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SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - Four seems to be a lucky number in Ms. Purifoy’s class. Shereva Purifoy teaches fourth grade science and math at Southside Elementary School in Selma. This is her fourth year teaching in her hometown. “I went to Cedar Park, and graduated from Selma High School,” she said. And she always knew she wanted to stay home and work with young people. So, she reached out directly when she realized there was a job opening at Southside. “I’ve always loved kids. I reached out to Ms. Tur
Wetumpka teacher works to keep history alive for his students (opens the original)
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WETUMPKA, Ala. (WSFA) - This year marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. At Wetumpka Middle School, a young social studies teacher who was born after the attacks is making sure his students understand the significance of major events in the nation’s history. Pierson Lett teaches 7th and 8th grade social studies at Wetumpka Middle School. He also serves as yearbook adviser, teaches contemporary issues, helps coach baseball and works as a youth minister. “Love working with students,
Mother-son duo works together at middle school, son named Class Act winner (opens the original)
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SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - There’s a Ms. Perry and a Mr. Perry at Tipton-Durant Middle School in Selma. Ms. Cheryl Perry manages the front office, and Mr. Isiah Perry teaches math. “From going to ‘Mom’ to now going to work as ‘Ms. Perry,’ it’s definitely an interesting dynamic,” Isiah Perry said. This is home for Isiah Perry. He grew up in Dallas County. “Born and raised here, a product of the Dallas County School System. I actually went to school here, came back, and started teaching,” Perry said. He
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