[maxgallery id="35200"]The Henrico Citizen and T3 Media, LLC joined with sponsors to honor and celebrate the Citizen's eighth-annual class of Henrico's Top Teachers during a gathering at Sedona Taphouse May 31. Among advertisers, partners and sponsors that contributed items to gift bags
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Each day during the school year, more than 4,000 teachers provide instruction, mentorship, guidance, leadership, motivation, friendship and direction for more than 55,000 students in Henrico County’s public and private schools. They do so not for public attention but in most cases because they feel called to
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When Libby Gregg's life was being turned upside down, no one could have blamed her for taking time for herself to wage the most important battle she had ever faced. But instead of seeking solace or pity, she immersed herself in the only work she's ever
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Sean Gulla's interest in teaching took root in solid ice. Or, more accurately, in an ice skating rink. While working at the rink and coaching hockey for several years, he came to realize how much he loved working with children and decided to pursue elementary education as a
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Trying her hand at a few jobs before stepping into her current career, Wiley Hunnicutt worked in a retirement home, an outdoor equipment store and even spent summers as a white water raft guide. But, she said, “I knew I needed to get back to my roots of literature and
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