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ÌÒÌ«ÀÉÓ³Ïñ College of Education recognizes Outstanding Teacher Intern honorees for fall 2022 semester

ÌÒÌ«ÀÉÓ³Ïñ College of Education recognizes Outstanding Teacher Intern honorees for fall 2022 semester

Contact: Lydia Palmer

A photo collage of eight outstanding teacher interns
Honorees as Outstanding Teacher Interns for the fall 2022 semester include top row (l to r) Andrea Berryhill, Shelby Vaughn, Shelby Abrams and Valencia Epps; bottom row (l to r) Amanda Johnston, Loni Cook, Katie Blair York and Lendon Chandler. (Photos submitted)

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State’s College of Education is recognizing eight December 2022 graduates for their outstanding work as teacher interns.

Nominations for Outstanding Teacher Interns are submitted by classroom mentor teachers to honor those who exhibit resourcefulness, initiative and effectiveness. These eight awardees completed teaching internships at various Mississippi public schools across the state and were recognized for outstanding professionalism and performance through their commitment to public school teaching.

ÌÒÌ«ÀÉÓ³Ïñ Outstanding Teacher Intern award recipients and their internship schools are (by hometown):

AMORY—Katie Blair York, elementary education/middle school major, West Amory Elementary School, Amory School District

BATESVILLE—Andrea Berryhill, elementary education major, Eupora Elementary School, Webster County School District

HERNANDO—Loni Cook, elementary education major, Oak Grove Elementary School, Desoto County School District

MARION, Arkansas—Shelby Vaughn, elementary education major, Sudduth Elementary School, Starkville Oktibbeha School District

PELAHATCHIE—Amanda Johnston, elementary education major, Lake Elementary School, Scott County School District

STARKVILLE—Valencia Epps, elementary education major, Eupora Elementary School, Webster County School District

TERRY—Lendon Chandler, elementary education major, Eupora Elementary School, Webster County School District

WOODLAND—Shelby Abrams, elementary education major, East Webster Elementary School, Webster County School District

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