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Teachers of the Year from the Table Rock Lake Chamber

​December 12, 2019
PictureAlison Crane, of Reeds Spring School District, (left) and Carla Cunningham, of Galena School District (right) were recognized by the Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library recently.
The Table Rock Lake Chamber of Commerce and Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library honored Alison Crane as the 2019 Teacher of the Year. Crane teaches English Language Arts at Reeds Spring Middle School.

“She (Crane) constantly seeks to learn more about each of her students so she can help them in the learning process,” said RSMS Principal Casey Carpenter. “If a student needs more support on a given learning target, Mrs. Crane engages in purposeful conversation tailored to his or her needs.”

This is Crane’s fifth year at Reeds Spring. Her ability to build relationships with students acts as a foundation for the small-group and individual instruction she methodically weaves into her lessons.

“Every day as students enter her classroom, Ms. Crane presents a question of the day,” Carpenter said. “This is one strategy to get to know students, while at the same time getting them into the mindset to think and learn.”

In addition to providing the necessary support to her students, Crane is an incredible leader to other teachers. She has been a mentor for new educators coming into the district and she often opens her classroom for observation. She recently was a featured speaker at the National Council of Teachers of English Annual Convention.
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Carla Cunningham was recognized as the Galena School District teacher of the year, and Donna Plumlee was selected for Blue Eye School District.


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    • ​Amendment 3: Recreational marijuana vote in November
    • Crane Boys & Girls Club will open fully at start of school year
    • More assistance now available to help local families enjoy more fresh fruits and vegetables
    • Sex offender sentenced for his crimes
    • Department of Conservation reminds off-roaders that riding in Missouri streams and rivers is off-limits
    • Ozarks Teen Challenge Opens New Academic Building
    • Galena FFA recognized nationally as 3 -Star Chapter
    • School Foundation Seeks Sponsors for Golf Tournament
    • Galena R-2 School District announces revised free and reduced price lunch policy for 2022-2023 school year
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