Kathy Lyngaas, Framework Resource Teacher, Doyle
Kathy's official title is "Framework Resource Teacher". For the past 5 years she has been instrumental in helping to develop and integrate the Framework into all aspects of the school district. A speech and language therapist by training, Kathy is a master trainer, planner and facilitator who is integral to the many initiatives in the district. Through the questions she asks and her strong knowledge base, Kathy is able to help groups come to a deeper understanding of the difficult issues to be solved.

Eileen Curtis, special education assistant, Franklin ES
Eileen Curtis is a woman of many talents. For the past nine years Eileen has worked as a special education assistant (SEA) , SEA II , lunch room supervisor and bus attendant. Students look to Eileen for encouragement and praise and Eileen is always ready with a compliment and a smile. Eileen is a staff person you want to work with and an adult you hope your child can spend time with. Her care, understanding, good humor and thoughtful support for students make her an exceptional SEA and a wonderful colleague.

Megan Martin, psychologist, Lowell ES
Megan Martin the school's full time school psychologist. Megan has designed and implemented a "check-in club" for Lowell students and she is always ready to collaborate with staff around interventions for students. Megan is well respected by students, parents and staff - we are lucky to have her!

Peggy Moore, third grade teacher, Marquette ES
Her welcoming smile and friendly attitude draws you in when you first meet this third grade teacher; however, this is just the beginning to what she offers her students and our school community. You'll see her humor and creativity in the classroom plays she writes for her students and observe her genuine passion for teaching as she interacts with her students to move them to their next level of learning. She participates on our leadership team, is active in our drive to improve math instruction and is always willing to volunteer her time outside of the school day. What a great asset to our school!

Lynnett Miyagawa, kindergarten teacher, Orchard Ridge ES
Last year Lynnett won the Walmart Teacher of the Year Award. She was nominated by parents and students. Lynnett builds strong relationships with students and families which helps her students to be successful in her classroom. Lynnett truly believes that all children are hers to care for and love, as that old verse goes "It takes a whole village."

Answers:
A. Lynnett Miyagawa
B. Kathy Lyngaas
C. Peggy Moore
D. Megan Martin
E. Eileen Curtis