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Danbury Schools Name 2026 Teacher, Paraeducator Of The Year
The two longtime educators were recognized Tuesday by district officials.

The two longtime educators were recognized Tuesday by district officials.

Jessica McGinn compiled 200+ wins and 3 state sectional titles during 14 years of coaching BHS girls lacrosse.
From a brand partner: Bryan Murray is recognized for helping students learn from mistakes, stay accountable and achieve their goals.
From a brand partner: Colleague Allison says Erica H. Campbell supports the “whole child” by bringing families and communities together.
Police officers and city staff escorted the Special Olympics Flame of Hope before handing off the torch.
Police officers and city staff escorted the Special Olympics Flame of Hope through Walnut Creek before handing the torch to Danville.
The local organization, which assists children who are ill or homeless, got some much-needed help from an auto-glass installer.
From a brand partner: Known to students as “Profe,” Mr. Villarreal is recognized for his caring, student-centered approach.
From a brand partner: Jake Vogel is known for supporting students with compassion, guidance and judgment-free encouragement.
From a brand partner: Ekaterina Jorgensen’s teaching style encourages students to grow academically and personally.
From a brand partner: Sumedha Bahri helped one student become more comfortable speaking in front of classmates.
From a brand partner: Marlo Verrastro-Ruggiero helped lead the rollout of new reading and writing resources across the district.
John Reiser received a serious recognition from a major organization.
From a brand partner: Parent Barbara says Rebecca Scott’s enthusiasm for science and commitment to students have made a difference.
From a brand partner: Colleague Tory Peterson says Kevin Werner Hohlstein goes above and beyond for students and school events.
From a brand partner: Parent Karen Schuessler says Jenna Kelly has helped students gain confidence, life skills and new experiences.
From a brand partner: A Santa Ana grandmother says the longtime pitching coach leads with fairness, consistency and care for young athletes.
The Shrewsbury Police Department used its third annual Awards Night to recognize those whose work stood out over the past year.
From a brand partner: Gina Ferry is known for bringing compassion, encouragement and joy to her students every day.
From a brand partner: Dave Danko has helped generations of girls pursue basketball and college opportunities.
From a brand partner: Scott Marcus inspires students to build confidence, perseverance and pride in themselves.
From a brand partner: Carrie Book is known for supporting and encouraging Wilson Creek students every day.
From a brand partner: Nicole Perino has spent nearly 20 years supporting students in and beyond the classroom.
A Mt. Pleasant Elementary School student arrived at Field Day aboard a Smithtown fire engine after winning a special PTA fundraiser.
From a brand partner: Christopher Passafiume brings kindness, humor, and leadership to students who need support and guidance most.
From a brand partner: Meg Waldron uses sports psychology and coaching to help student athletes grow stronger in sports and life.
From a brand partner: At Olney’s inaugural GOTR 5K, three coaches helped girls push past doubt and discover their strength.
Northwest Elementary School fifth-grade math teacher Shavon Brewer was surprised with a 2026 Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching.
The race, held annually in England’s capital city, is widely regarded as one of the six Abbott World Marathon Majors.
From a brand partner: Michelle Robinson helps create a supportive, engaging school community through her work with students and PTO events.
San Diego County's Office of Education has coordinated the Teacher of the Year program for more than 35 years.
From a brand partner: John Gagliano Jr. dedicates his time to coaching, mentoring and supporting children in the community year-round.
San Diego County's Office of Education has coordinated the Teacher of the Year program for more than 35 years.
The Wallingford Public School District has announced its Teacher of the Year and Paraeducator of the Year awards for the 2025-26 school year
"We are honored to recognize their extraordinary leadership and commitment."
Linda Walling, the drama teacher at Matawan Regional, won one of the night's top awards, as did high school student Lucas Rizzuto Canero.
Maplewood will soon have its first-ever female chief of police, and she’s a familiar face in the township.
Rebecca Fortang of Pembroke Academy, Katherine McDonough of RMS in Concord, and Christa Powers of Pinkerton Academy in Derry are finalists.
Stratford Avenue students welcomed local officers with handmade cards, questions, and plenty of support during a National Police Week event.
Naugatuck Public Schools has announced a local educator as the district's 2026 Teacher of the Year.