LaForge, executive
director of the Fulton Education Foundation, said every minute of the
event is designed to be a special "thank-you" to those being
recognized for outstanding service.
"We want
our employees to know how much we value the hard work and dedication they
exhibit every day in our schools," she said.
This year,
two of the top honorees in the recognition program come from the same
school. Babbie Wolf, a Roswell High mathematics teacher with 27 years
of experience, is the Fulton County School System Teacher of the Year,
while Roswell High secretary Lynda Mann is the Classified Employee of
the Year. Palmetto Elementary also claims two winners Custodial Employee
of the Year Dwayne Knox and School Technology Specialist of the Year JoAnn
Bynum.
2001-2002 Honorees
High School Teacher of the
Year and overall Fulton County Teacher of the Year Babbie Wolf, Roswell
High. Elementary School Teacher of the Year Mary Morris, Medlock Bridge
Elementary.
Middle School Teacher of
the Year Mary Jo Sibbald, Taylor Road Middle.
Counselors of the Year Leslie
Smyth-Pineda, Riverwood High; and Andra Harris Martin, State Bridge
Crossing Elementary.
Clerical Employee of the
Year and Overall Classified Employee of the Year Lynda Mann, Roswell
High.
School Nutrition Employee
of the Year Cora Cramer, Webb Bridge Middle.
Service Employee of the
Year Timothy Stanfield, south maintenance kitchen technician.
Technology Specialist of
the Year JoAnn Bynum, Palmetto Elementary.
Custodial Employee of the
Year Dwayne Knox, Palmetto Elementary.
School Assistant of the
Year Denise Cooper-Paige, Stonewall Tell Elementary.
Bus Driver of the Year
Joyce Blackwell, north transportation.
The Partners
of the Year include:
Oak Knoll Elementary and
Magic Johnson Theaters.
Webb Bridge Middle and
Plant It Green Nursery.
Mimosa Elementary and Alpharetta
Presbyterian Women's Club.
McNair Middle and World
Changers International Ministries.
Sweet Apple Elementary and
North River Baptist Church.
These system-level
honorees join building-level representatives at the luncheon, with all
receiving special gifts and a plaque. In addition, the system-level winners
receive a cash award.
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