Frenship ISD the City of Wolfforth extend congratulations to Ann Philpott, reading intervention teacher at Frenship Middle School, for her selection as the Wolfforth Area Chamber of Commerce 2016 Teacher of the Year. Philpott accepted the award from Terri Robinette, Wolfforth Director of Marketing and Business Development, Monday night during the Chamber’s annual banquet.
Philpott is in her seventh year at Frenship Middle School teaching Dyslexia reading and READ 180. She has 27 years of teaching experience.
“Ann Philpott requests to be right on the front lines teaching our neediest and most challenging students how to read,” Robinette read from a nomination letter written by FMS Principal Jerry Jerabek. “She is a miracle worker who takes FMS students who are years below grade level and makes no excuses as she helps them overcome the challenges of weak backgrounds, poor home lives, learning disabilities, dyslexia and anything else that can derail a student’s reading skills and builds them into successful readers and students.”
Philpott was one of 12 FISD teachers recognized as the campus nominee for the Chamber Teacher of the Year award. The campus representatives include:
Bennett Elementary: Stephanie Phillips, 5th Grade Math
Crestview Elementary: Sharon Betzold, 5th Grade Reading
Legacy Elementary: Janie Coggins, 2nd Grade
North Ridge Elementary: Layne Cooper, Kindergarten
Oak Ridge Elementary: Melinda Walters, Dyslexia Therapist
Westwind Elementary: Stacy Reavis, PreK-5th Grade ESL
Willow Bend Elementary: Jenny Adams, 4th Grade ELAR
Heritage Middle School: Rebecca Whipkey, 7th Grade Math
Frenship Middle School: Ann Philpott, 6th-8th Grade Reading Intervention
Terra Vista Middle School: Kristin Mazurek, 6th Grade World History and 8th Grade American History
Frenship High School: Ches Tucker, 9th-12th Grade Math/volleyball and softball coach
Reese Education Center: LeAnn McGarity, 9th-12th Grade Math