"My students mean the world to me. The faculty and staff that I work with mean the world to me. And just to be recognized, I mean I had no idea,” Patel said.
Our Class Act teacher this week actually considered other careers like veterinary medicine and fashion designing. But now, she’s working with some of the best and brightest students in school.
Easily mistaken for one of the students at Selma High, Miss White says her first goal was to take command of her classroom, which wasn’t the easiest thing to do since she had only worked with preschoolers before.
The old saying goes: "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." - for one educator, that statement still rings true after teaching youngster for decades!
While walking into schools across Montgomery Monday, kids of all ages were greeted by some familiar faces. But a new batch of educators is also pretty excited to call the inside of an MPS classroom their own.
This school year may be wrapping up, but that's not stopping one Montgomery educator from continuing to put 110% of his time and energy towards the kids he serves...
One teacher knows that her students are capable of great things in life, and she constantly thrives to makes sure they have the tools necessary to be successful.
One teacher's journey in life was like most teens when she was about to graduate high school. She didn't know what she wanted to do with her life. But once her career path landed in education, she never looked back!
A GoFundMe page has now been set up for Samuel Yoh, the Ozark police officer injured in the officer-involved shooting that resulted in the fatal shooting of the suspect Thursday night.
In honor of Alabama’s 200th birthday, Saturday Gov. Kay Ivey unveiled the state’s new Bicentennial Park, located in front of the state’s Capitol building.
According to MPD, the armed suspect entered a business located in the 3200 block of Day Street and robbed the business of merchandise before fleeing the scene.
