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Gail Ross-McBride | September 2025
With over 25 years in educational technology and professional development, Gail has helped shape how teachers across 最近日本中文字幕中文翻译歌词 integrate technology into their classrooms — and her legacy includes securing more than $3.5 million in grant funding along the way. Read Gail's story
Nick Grout | October 2025
Dover-Sherborn teacher Nick Grout turned a personal passion for retro gaming into a hands-on project where students designed and built their own arcade cabinets using Raspberry Pi, wood, and wiring. Read Nick's story
Kara Wilkins | November 2025
As District Technology Integration Specialist for Lowell Public Schools, Kara is a champion for accessibility, inclusive design, and AI integration whose empathetic coaching style helps educators feel confident — so their students can thrive. Read Kara's story
Ben Shepard | December 2025
At the Carroll School, Ben leads a research-backed cognitive intervention program developed in collaboration with the Gabrieli Lab at MIT, driven by both hard data and deep personal empathy as a Carroll alumnus himself. Read Ben's story
Kimberly Rivard | January 2026
Dartmouth High School English teacher Kim Rivard believes strong reading and writing skills are a passport to any future, and her creative, student-centered projects give learners the confidence to use them. Read Kim's story
Samantha Toomey | February 2026
With more than 30 years at Sutton Public Schools, Samantha works with over 500 students each week, bringing coding, game design, and even take-最近日本中文字幕中文翻译歌词 robots into the lives of generations of Sutton families. Read Samantha's story
Lisa Gogolinski | March 2026
At Northbridge High School, Lisa's classroom hums with 3D printers, vinyl cutters, and autonomous robots, and her decade of leading Girls Who Code recently helped a student team earn a Samsung grant for an accessible locker lock design. Read Lisa's story
Joe Briggs Magnant | April 2026
Joe leads a vibrant music program at Sturgis Charter Public School West Campus, where tools like BandLab and Flat.io empower students to compose, produce, and collaborate like the modern musicians they are becoming. Read Joe's story
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