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During the April Board Meeting, the Nebo School District proudly recognized and celebrated its outstanding Secondary Teachers of the Year. Each teacher was recognized for their exceptional dedication and commitment to educating young students in the district. 

The Teachers of the Year for the 2024-2025 School Year are:

  • Diamond Fork Middle- Kelsey Mortensen

  • Maple Grove Middle- Ashley Mickelson

  • Mt. Nebo Middle- Christine Brown

  • Spring Canyon Middle- Jessica Gregory

  • Valley View Middle- Ale Labrum

  • Mapleton Junior High- Shaunie Nelson

  • Payson Junior High- Hannah Tervort

  • Salem Junior High- Emily Goates

  • Spanish Fork Junior High- Susan Anderson

  • Springville Junior High- David Booth

  • Advanced Learning Center- Adam Barlow

  • Landmark High- Sam Ford

  • Maple Mountain High- Charles Wallace

  • Payson High- Alicia Garff

  • Salem Hills High- Christie Tolbert

  • Spanish Fork High- Kalee Adams

  • Springville High- Amanda Wilson

The highlight of the evening was the recognition of the overall Teacher of the Year in Nebo School District: Alicia Garff, a teacher from Payson High School. “Alicia’s ability to connect with students and grow their love of science and learning is evident in her classroom. She recognizes that students have different learning styles and incorporates learning opportunities to accommodate for those differences in her students.”

In addition to the plaque, Alicia received a series of generous rewards. Getaway Today presented her with a $500 gift, Nebo School District awarded her a check, and Murdock Ford in Santaquin offered her a free lease for a year.

Congratulations to all the Secondary Teachers of the Year. Your dedication to shaping young minds and fostering a love for learning is truly inspiring. Thank you for your commitment to the students and families of Nebo School District.

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