West Point Public Schools has recognized outstanding contributions to education by naming Sean Klaver as the division’s teacher of the year and Megan Billet as the division support staff member of the year. This announcement was made in a recent news release, highlighting the significant impact both educators have had on their respective schools.
Sean Klaver’s Engaging Teaching Methods
Sean Klaver, a history and government teacher at West Point Middle/High School, received accolades for his innovative approach to education. The school division praised Klaver for his ability to engage students in meaningful discussions and for connecting civics lessons to real-world situations.
Laurel Byrd, the principal of West Point Middle/High School, commented, “Mr. Klaver’s enthusiasm and depth of knowledge spill over in his classroom, where he engages students in lively discussions, relevant learning experiences, and critical thinking about their world.” His teaching style not only captivates students but also fosters a deeper understanding of civic responsibility and engagement.
Megan Billet’s Commitment to Student Support
In addition to Klaver, Megan Billet was honored for her crucial role as an interventionist at West Point Elementary School. Billet provides targeted academic support to second- and third-grade students, particularly those with disabilities. Her dedication to fostering a supportive learning environment has made a significant difference in the lives of her students.
Jennifer Goodwin, principal of West Point Elementary School, expressed her admiration for Billet, stating, “Mrs. Billet is the kind of person every school hopes to have on its team. She brings kindness and patience to each day, always putting students first.”
Recognition of Excellence in Education
School Superintendent Larry Frazier commended both educators for their alignment with the division’s core values of “relationships, innovation, student-centered learning, and excellence.” He emphasized their roles in advancing the educational mission of West Point Public Schools, noting, “Mr. Klaver and Ms. Billet represent the best of West Point Public Schools. Their dedication, professionalism, and commitment to students help ensure our division continues moving in the right direction.”
The recognition of Klaver and Billet serves as a testament to the vital impact that dedicated educators have on their communities, inspiring both students and fellow staff members alike. Their achievements reflect the ongoing commitment of West Point Public Schools to foster an environment of excellence in education.
