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    Shown is finalist teacher Vincent Taylor facilitating a DCPS teaching conference.

    Taylor Among Finalists for Teacher of the Year

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    By admin on January 9, 2025 Community, Education

    Congratulations are in order for the top five finalists for the VyStar 2025 Teacher of the Year! This year’s finalist are: Vincent Taylor, Cedar Hills Elementary; Kimberly Niebauer, Loretto Elementary; Aubrey Albaracin, Greenland Pines Elementary; Stephanie Weathington, San Jose Elementary and Michael Steinhardt, Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. The finalists were each surprised with the news by a team of school district leaders and community partners, led by the Jacksonville Public Education Fund.  “It never gets old, it’s the surprise on the teacher’s faces as we walk into a room,” said Bernier. “They start to put it together that, ‘Oh my God, I’m going to be one of the five finalists.’” The day began with a stop at Cedar Hills to surprise math interventionist and coach, Vincent Taylor, who fought hard to hold back tears before breaking out into his very own choreographed dance with his students, staff, and family.  “Words can express how great this feels,” said Taylor. “It’s one thing to do the work, but then to see so many appreciate the work and uplift you, it really feels good.” Each teacher received a bouquet of flowers as a part of the surprise. All of the teachers said they’re looking forward to the EDDY Awards on January 18th at the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront where the winner of the Teacher of Year will be announced.

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