Teacher of the Week Voting
Week of October 27th
Nominees for the Week of October 27th

Madison Bittner – Northeast High School – Art & Drawing
- Builds positive, safe relationships with all students
- Has a positive disposition and greets students at the door along with having students excited to learn in her classroom
- Teaches with energy and designs lessons in a dynamic manner for her students

Kathy Eisenhower – Faxon Elementary School – 2nd Grade
- She has work in the inner center school district for 12 years and has always been dedicated to her students and their success.
- She is dependable she never takes time off she puts her students first.
- She looks for new ways to help her students learn new things. Keeping up to date with new technology and new learning methods.

Hannah Klutho – Paseo Academy of Fine and Performing Arts – Special Education
- Ms. Klutho creates a classroom grounded in respect, inclusion, and genuine care — connecting deeply with every student and making sure each one feels seen, supported, and confident.
- She is a masterful educator who brings learning to life through engaging, meaningful instruction that inspires curiosity, critical thinking, and a love for learning.
- Her dedication extends far beyond academics — she is a mentor, role model, and constant source of encouragement whose impact is felt by students, colleagues, and families school-wide.
Congratulations to Our Previous 2025 – 2026 School Year Winners!

Week 1: Petrise Yates – Benjamin Banneker Elementary School
Kicking off the 2025 – 2026 school year is 2nd-grade teacher Petrise Yates! Petrise has dedicated her life to her school and students, providing her children with resources and care regardless of their circumstances. Congratulations, Petrise, and thank you for all you do!

Week 2: Jason Holler – New Stanley Elementary School
Jason Holler, a SPED teacher at New Stanley, has dedicated his life to supporting the students with IEPs at New Stanley. He always shows up to do the best he can for the students and empowers each of them to do their best. Thank you for all you do, Jason!

Week 3: Joelleanne Tejada – Benjamin Banneker Elementary School
Joelleanne Tejada has created a safe and active environment for her 3rd-grade students. She works around the clock to make sure every student feels confident in their daily lessons, providing support and encouragement. Thank you for the positive classroom you’ve created, Joelleanne! Congratulations on being Teacher of the Week!

Week 4: Megan Green – Garfield Elementary
Megan Green is dedicated to all of her pre-kindergarten students. She is a positive role model to her kids and always leaves a positive impact on them. She creates an exciting environment and truly loves her job. Thank you for all of your hard work, Megan! Congratulations on being Teach of the Week!

