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Mrs. Amy Beckert, Draper Elementary
“I hope I can find the right words because “thank you” isn’t enough! Ms. Beckert was my 4th grade teacher and has set the bar high for future teachers of mine! Ms. Beckert is one of the most if not the most wonderful teacher I have ever met. If you ask me or my siblings, […]read more -
Cynthia Krueger, Draper Park Middle School
“Mrs. Krueger is my 7th grade math teacher and does all that she can to set up me and all her other students for success! She always lets us use our notes on anything we can, and when we are absent for whatever reason but mainly for vacations she is always telling us to not […]read more -
Kamarie Merrill, Fremont High School
“My high school senior son lost all his memory before January 2024 after an auto accident. He wanted to take college Math 1050 and I didn’t think there was any possible way he would be successful since everything he knew was literally gone. Mrs. Merrill got him the text and would send him you tube […]read more -
Tracy Biberston, Snow Springs Elementary
“Mrs. B is the best! She is encouraging and structured and helps kids learn the life skills they need to be successful. She teaches independence and takes her job seriously. We could not have asked for a better teacher for our special needs kindergartner.” -Katelyn Risenmay About Teacher Features on KSL NewsRadio Teachers are the […]read more -
Corinna Motola, Harvest Elementary School
“Sra. Motola has always been super supportive of everyone, of all backgrounds, cultures, religions, etc. When I let my team down in our school’s kickball tournament, the whole class was mad at me. But Sra. Motola just hugged me, told me she was sorry and knew it was hard, and told the class that bullying […]read more -
Rachel Allen, William Penn Elementary
“Full disclosure: I am Rachel’s father. Rachel Allen is one of those rare teachers who not only educates but also nurtures and inspires. Over the years she has had many at risk students–students who have needed extra motivation and direction. In addition for her love for teaching, Rachel also has a love for learning. After […]read more -
Beverly Dobson, Tooele School District Digital Education Center
“Mrs. Dobson is a warrior!! She has learned how to teach online through COVID and her own cancer diagnosis. She has stage 4 lung cancer and still shows up everyday and teaches students online! She provides an option for students that can’t be in person and provides them the high quality level of education. She […]read more -
Tiana Butler, Providence Hall Junior High School
“I struggled with math. Even though it was a financial hardship, my parents paid for a math tutor. It really didn’t help. For me, math was traumatic and often left me in tears. That was until I was in Tiana Bulter’s math class at Providence Hall Junior High School. When she explained that the angles […]read more -
Bethany Davis, Paradigm high school
“Dance has had a significant impact on my life, both inside the classroom and beyond. Growing up, I was extremely shy and often found it challenging to connect with others. I would avoid social situations, feeling more comfortable blending into the background. However, everything changed when I discovered dance. Walking into class for the first […]read more -
Joey Hamilton, Antelope Canyon
“Miss Joey goes above and beyond with her students. At the beginning of the school year she does an assessment with each child to learn that childs learning style. She then teaches to each students style! This means some students are learning by sitting in a desk being lectured, some are at a hands on […]read more -
Jenny Gibbons, Gibbons Homeschool Academy
“She is selfless and caring to all her students. She manages schedules and curriculum. Never puts herself first! She doesn’t even get paid! She doesn’t care, she does everything she can to help everyone around her! She puts on a musical and choir concert to show how to come together through music!” -Lily Gibbons About […]read more -
Maude Beckman, Cook Elementary
“Mrs. Beckman is fun, kind, and listens to my ideas (I have a lot). She is strict, but in a good way. I like how she teaches math so I can understand it.” -Neal About Teacher Features on KSL NewsRadio Teachers are the backbone of our community, and at KSL NewsRadio, we want to highlight […]read more
Once each month, a lucky featured teacher will be picked at random to receive a $500 Visa gift card from Cyprus Credit Union, a pair of season tickets to Hale Centre Theatre, and a $250 gift card to Harmon's!