2022 South Carolina Honor Roll Teachers
Each year South Carolina selects five finalists for State Teacher of the Year. These finalists are interviewed and videotaped as part of the final selection process. Their contributions are celebrated at the South Carolina Teacher of the Year Banquet. Honor Roll Teachers work closely with the SC Teacher of the Year to promote teacher leadership and advocacy throughout the year. Get to know this year's finalists by watching the videos below.
The SC Department of Education recently named the five finalists for 2022 South Carolina Teacher of the Year. The finalists are:
· Amy Carter, a ninth, tenth, and twelfth grade English teacher at Chapin High School in School District Five of Lexington and Richland Counties;
· Elizabeth Hendrick, a kindergarten through fifth grade English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) teacher at Pee Dee Elementary School in Horry County Schools;
· Angelica Childes, a fourth-grade teacher with the virtual program in the School District of Greenville County;
· Dani Stroud, a ninth through twelfth grade science teacher at Gilbert High School in Lexington County School District One; and
· Jenny Proctor, a ninth through twelfth grade journalism teacher at Lugoff-Elgin High School in Kershaw County School District.
We look forward to working with these "Honor Roll" teachers through the state teacher forum.
The SC Department of Education recently named the five finalists for 2022 South Carolina Teacher of the Year. The finalists are:
· Amy Carter, a ninth, tenth, and twelfth grade English teacher at Chapin High School in School District Five of Lexington and Richland Counties;
· Elizabeth Hendrick, a kindergarten through fifth grade English for speakers of other languages (ESOL) teacher at Pee Dee Elementary School in Horry County Schools;
· Angelica Childes, a fourth-grade teacher with the virtual program in the School District of Greenville County;
· Dani Stroud, a ninth through twelfth grade science teacher at Gilbert High School in Lexington County School District One; and
· Jenny Proctor, a ninth through twelfth grade journalism teacher at Lugoff-Elgin High School in Kershaw County School District.
We look forward to working with these "Honor Roll" teachers through the state teacher forum.
