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San Jacinto Teacher Nicole McManaman Presented with November Teachers are Heroes Award
Nicolas, parent of a former Estudillo student, nominated McManaman and said, “Mrs. McManaman goes above and beyond for each one of her students no matter what time or day. She has been a mentor for so many new teach- ers as well. Her positive attitude towards life is amazing”. Nicolas did her student teaching in McManaman’s class so she has learned first-hand how to be an effective teacher. Nicolas has had 3 children go through McMana- man’s class as well. Dr. Sonya Scott, Principal of Estudillo states, “Mrs. McManaman is truly
an exceptional teacher and an asset to our students and the SJUSD Com- munity”. Estudillo STEAM Elementary School office manager, Shelley Pet- rosino also said, “McManaman goes above and beyond and is a tremendous contributor to staff and school. She is very respected amongst her col- leagues”. McManaman was presented with the Teachers are Heroes award and
From left to right: Elizabeth Nicolas, Karan McGlynn, Nicole McManaman and Michael Jordan
Celebrating educators, who go far above and beyond the call of duty,
Teachers are Heroes shines a spotlight on one of the most important profes- sions…teaching! On Tuesday, December 6, 2016, Azusa Pacific University (APU) and KATY 101.3 The Mix (KATY) recognized Nicole McManaman as the November Teachers are Heroes winner for her efforts in making a differ- ence in the lives of so many people. Mrs. McManaman has been teaching over 10 years in Kindergarten at
Estudillo STEAM Elementary School in San Jacinto. She is excited about her students and enjoys seeing their growth during the school year. Elizabeth
Plan Now for Job Training through MSJC’ Community Education & Workplace Training Programs to help prepare to become a pilot, a commercial drone
operator or a casino dealer are among the courses offered through Community Education & Workplace Training at Mt. San Jacinto Col- lege.
The spring 2017 schedule, called FOCUS, will be available online
at
www.MSJC.edu/ce. Classes offer a host of opportunities to jump-start a new career,
boost your marketability in the workplace or sharpen your skills in a hobby. Choose from: Digital Photography; DMV Auto Wholesale; Cake Decorating; Floral Arranging; Start Your Own Business – Boot Camp; Medical Assistant & Scribe; Medical Billing; Personal Fitness Trainer; Pharmacy Technician; Phlebotomy Technician; Optical Assistant; Vet- erinary Assistant; Residential Plumbing; Basic Air Conditioning & Ad- vanced HVAC; Solar Photovoltaic & Advanced Solar; Voice Overs; and more. The short-term, not-for-credit programs through MSJC's
Community Education & Workplace Training are below market price. Many offer externship experience and job placement assis- tance. The FOCUS schedule is posted at
www.MSJC.edu/ce. more information, call 951-487-3707.
For
some special prizes from The Mix Prize Closet. Following the presentation, McManaman and her class were treated to a pizza party provided by the Temecula Pizza Factory. The Teachers are Heroes program will run through April 2017. Teachers
may be nominated by students, parents, and even other school administra- tors. All selected teachers and their classes will attend a private celebration at the end of the year at the Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium. For more infor- mation go to
www.1013themix.com, keyword: Teachers or go to
http://www.apu.edu/murrieta/teachers/
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