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Vergennes Union Elementary School Physical Education Teacher named Teacher of the Year

Vergennes Union Elementary School Physical Education Teacher named Teacher of the Year
THE VERMONT AGENCY OF EDUCATION HAS ANNOUNCED ROBYN NEWTON AS THE 20-23 VERMONT TEACHER OF THE YEAR. NEWTON IS A PHYSICAL EDUCATION AT VERGENNES UNION ELEMENTARY. SHE HAS BEEN THERE FOR 27 YEARS and has helped secure FUNDING to help grow the P-E program... that included new EQUIPMENT for the school
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Vergennes Union Elementary School Physical Education Teacher named Teacher of the Year
A Physical Education teacher from Vergennes has been named as the top educator in the state.Robyn Newton, a teacher at Vergennes Union Elementary School, was honored with the title of Vermont Teacher of the Year on Thursday for her 27 years of service to the community.“Robyn Newton exemplifies what makes Vermont educators special,” said Secretary of Education Dan French in a press release.The Vermont Agency of Education said Newton is best known for developing an interdisciplinary program centered around the Olympics where students learn about countries using specific lessons in reading, writing and math.Newton will also represent Vermont next spring for the National Teacher of the Year program in Washington, D.C. and will be honored in November at the University of Vermont's Outstanding Teacher Day.

A Physical Education teacher from Vergennes has been named as the top educator in the state.

Robyn Newton, a teacher at Vergennes Union Elementary School, was honored with the title of Vermont Teacher of the Year on Thursday for her 27 years of service to the community.

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“Robyn Newton exemplifies what makes Vermont educators special,” said Secretary of Education Dan French in a press release.

The Vermont Agency of Education said Newton is best known for developing an interdisciplinary program centered around the Olympics where students learn about countries using specific lessons in reading, writing and math.

Newton will also represent Vermont next spring for the National Teacher of the Year program in Washington, D.C. and will be honored in November at the University of Vermont's Outstanding Teacher Day.