Scholastic, the global children’s publishing, education, and media company, announced its selection of 12 educators from across the country to join the Company’s third annual Teacher Fellows Cohort. During the school year, these skilled K-8 educators will work alongside Scholastic Education Solutions’ product development, research and marketing teams and assist with the development of various education-focused programs.

Scott Brewer, a sixth-grade teacher at Eagle View Middle School has been selected to join the 2024-25 teacher Fellows Cohort.  Scott has 19 years’ experience as a Pennsylvania educator, and has worked with students and teachers across various K-8 settings.

The 2024-2025 Teacher Fellows will serve through August 2025 and are listed below:
Sherri Amos, Grade 4 Teacher, Copeland Elementary School, Augusta, GA
Anna Catherine Boyd, Grade 6 and 8 Teacher, Brewer Middle School, Greenwood, SC
Scott Brewer, Grade 6 Teacher, Eagle View Middle School, Mechanicsburg, PA
Andrea Childes, Grade 5 Teacher, Highcroft Ridge Elementary School, Chesterfield, MO
Milagros Sanchez-Cohen, Kindergarten Teacher, Horeb Christian School, Hialeah, FL
Alexandra Felix, Grade 2 Teacher, P.S. 122 Mamie Fay School, Astoria, NY
Bridget Jordan, Grade 1 and 4 Teacher, Baltimore Highlands Elementary School, Baltimore, MD
Katie Kim, Grade 5 Teacher, Warner Avenue Elementary School, Los Angeles, CA
Paul King, Grade 6 Teacher, Global Village Academy North, Thornton, CO
Morgan Meaux Mercado, Grade 3 Teacher, Dr. Raphael A. Baranco Elementary School, Lafayette Parish, LA
Keke Powell, Grade 2 Teacher, Sunfield Elementary School, Buda, TX
Hope Clinton, Grade 8 Teacher, AZ

 

 

 

 

Scholastic, the global children&rsquo;s publishing, education, and media company, announced its selection of 12 educators from across the country to join the Company&rsquo;s third annual Teacher Fellows Cohort. During the school year, these skilled K-8 educators will work alongside Scholastic Education Solutions&rsquo; product development, research and marketing teams and assist with the development of various education-focused programs.
Scott Brewer, a sixth-grade teacher at Eagle View Middle School has been selected to join the 2<a href="https://education.scholastic.com/education/teacher-fellows.html#contact">024-25 teacher Fellows Cohort.</a> &nbsp;Scott has 19 years&rsquo; experience as a Pennsylvania educator, and has worked with students and teachers across various K-8 settings.
The&nbsp;2024-2025 Teacher Fellows&nbsp;will serve through August 2025 and are listed below:
<ul>
<li>Sherri Amos, Grade 4 Teacher, Copeland Elementary School, Augusta, GA</li>
<li>Anna Catherine Boyd, Grade 6 and 8 Teacher, Brewer Middle School, Greenwood, SC</li>
<li>Scott Brewer, Grade 6 Teacher, Eagle View Middle School, Mechanicsburg, PA</li>
<li>Andrea Childes, Grade 5 Teacher, Highcroft Ridge Elementary School, Chesterfield, MO</li>
<li>Milagros Sanchez-Cohen, Kindergarten Teacher, Horeb Christian School, Hialeah, FL</li>
<li>Alexandra Felix, Grade 2 Teacher, P.S. 122 Mamie Fay School, Astoria, NY</li>
<li>Bridget Jordan, Grade 1 and 4 Teacher, Baltimore Highlands Elementary School, Baltimore, MD</li>
<li>Katie Kim, Grade 5 Teacher, Warner Avenue Elementary School, Los Angeles, CA</li>
<li>Paul King, Grade 6 Teacher, Global Village Academy North, Thornton, CO</li>
<li>Morgan Meaux Mercado, Grade 3 Teacher, Dr. Raphael A. Baranco Elementary School, Lafayette Parish, LA</li>
<li>Keke Powell, Grade 2 Teacher, Sunfield Elementary School, Buda, TX</li>
<li>Hope Clinton, Grade 8 Teacher, AZ</li>
</ul>
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