Thanks to Teachers

Tune in to News 13 This Morning & News 13 on My40 at 6:30, every Friday as Holly Headrick highlights the best teachers in our area!

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	Sally Hale-Clear Creek Elementary
	Mert Honeycutt-Brush Creek Elementary
	Anna Gilchrist-Thompson-Oakley Elementary
	Emily Greene-Candler Elementary
	Amber Ballard-Dana Elementary
	Alison Eley-Haw Creek Elementary
	Patrick Young-McDowell High
	Nathan Rhein-Sand Hill Venable Elementary
	Andy VonCanon-Brevard High School
	Geoff Kinsey-Glenn Marlow Elementary
	Gaile Osborne-Bunc. Community High School
	Tony Freeman-Koontz Intermediate
	Debbie Ebner-A.C. Reynolds High School
	Megan Sanchez-Emmanuel Lutheran School
	Steve Sigmon-North Henderson High
	David Beaver-North Buncombe High School
	Robert Waller-Cane Creek Middle School
	Abigail Hessling-Erwin High School
	Resi Dolbee-West Henderson High School
	Tracie Bartlett-Dover-Burnsville Elementary
	Pam Metcalf-Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy
	Will Talley-Asheville High School
	Carolyn Dotts-Greenlee Primary
	Lisa Freeman-Sunshine Elementary
	Kristie Autrey-Deyton Elementary
	Linda Haggard-Smoky Mtn. High School
	Brandon Sutton-Swain Middle School
	Judy Councill-Black Mountain Primary
	Amanda Fletcher-Mills River Elementary

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