LEXINGTON — On Wednesday, New Teacher Week began for new employees for Lexington Public Schools. The morning began with a welcome breakfast, followed by individual pictures taken of the new employees.
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New faces at Lexington Public Schools
New Lexington Public Schools teachers this year are: First row, from left, Dylan Andres — elementary art, Leslie Garcia — Pershing fifth-grade English Learners, Makayla Lauby — Pershing fifth grade, Miranda Summers — Pershing physical education, Ali Latter — Sandoz special education, Cassi McNeil — Pershing fifth grade, Trinity Angle — Lexington Middle School sixth grade language arts, Emily Rowe — Pershing fifth grade English Learners, Cadee Lagler — Pershing fourth grade, Lynda Larson-Gratopp — Bryan intervention specialist. Second row, from left: Jessica Merino de Leiva — Bryan second/third grade, Heidi Straka — Bryan instructional coach, Clarrisa Araujo —Bryan kindergarten, Carly Converse — high school math, Alexis Linder — high school English Language Learners, Nicholas Roberts — LMS seventh-grade science, Alyssa Troudt — Sandoz third grade, Luke Hoos — LMS information technology, Zion Moyer — LHS special education. Third row, from left, Marlon Leiva — LHS ag science, Madeline Paitz — Bryan first grade, Madison Felt — LMS special education, Raegan Fleharty — Pershing fifth grade, Cristaly Emmanuelli-Miranda — district bilingual speech pathologist, Jordan Ehlers-Pershing fourth-grade EL, Emily Dellevoet — Early Learning Academy special education, Robert Evans LMS alternative education, Steve Johnson — LHS computer science. Not pictured: Tessa Gall — LMS nurse; Priscila Juarez — Bryan special education and Amelia Meyer — district school psychologist.
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