Brumbaugh Named Outstanding Prospective Teacher of Year at Grace
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WINONA LAKE – Alyssa Brumbaugh was named as the Outstanding Prospective Elementary Teacher of the Year by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Eric and Patti Taylor, Warsaw. Brumbaugh student taught at Washington Elementary, supervised by Aynsley Patton.
Elizabeth Heuss was named as the Outstanding Prospective Secondary Teacher of the Year by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Matthew and Judy Heuss, Indianapolis. Heuss student taught at Warsaw Community High School supervised by Amanda Taylor and Jennifer Burley.
Rachel Bult was named as the Outstanding Prospective Special Education Teacher of the Year by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Paul and Nancy Bult, Cedar Lake. Bult student taught at Leesburg Elementary supervised by Julie Bishopp and Krista Dausman, and Warsaw Community High School supervised by Kelly Parker.
Emily Gillentine was given honorable mention as an Outstanding Prospective Elementary Teacher by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Jeff and Nancy Gillentine of Medina, Ohio. Gillentine student taught at Pierceton Elementary supervised by Hilary Hamman.
Rachel Reed was given honorable mention as an Outstanding Prospective Elementary Teacher by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Kevin and Kathy Reed of Eau Claire, Mich. Reed student taught at Leesburg Elementary supervised by Abby Humbarger, and Edgewood Middle School supervised by Kim Burkett.
Alison Spahr Schemmer was given honorable mention as an Outstanding Prospective Secondary Teacher by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Tom and Amy Spahr of Huntington. Spahr student taught at Triton Junior-Senior High School supervised by Mary Hoard, and Covenant Christian School supervised by Patricia Rivera.
Noelle Fink was given honorable mention as an Outstanding Prospective All-Grade Teacher by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Dean and Denise Fink of York, Pa. Fink student taught at Lincoln and Eisenhower Elementaries supervised by Connie Hunter, and Faith Academy High School (Manila, Philippines) supervised by David French.
Kaili Johns was given honorable mention as an Outstanding Prospective Special Education Teacher by the School of Education at Grace College.
She is the daughter of Steve and Mary Jane Johns of Clarkston, Mich. Johns student taught at Jefferson Elementary supervised by Michelle Marshall, and Lakeview Middle School supervised by Heather Walenga.
