Sarah Rasmussen, a kindergarten teacher at Sally Mauro Elementary, was the recipient of January’s Apple for Teachers award at the Carbon School Board meeting on Wednesday evening.
AJB Broadcasting’s Taylor Warnock presented the recognition and read the nomination submitted by Mequelle Woodruff in front of the board. The nomination began with Woodruff expressing what an outstanding teacher Rasmussen is.
Woodruff stated that the reasoning for her nomination was how Rasmussen continues to carry on the memory of Kenzlee Cook, a former student who passed away on November 2020 after a courageous battle with an aggressive brain cancer known as DIPG. Rasmussen finds many ways to continue to carry on Cook’s memory in her classroom each year.
“Sarah really does care for each and every student,” concluded Woodruff. “She is a great asset to Sally Mauro and Carbon School District.”
AJB Broadcasting will be presenting an Apples for Teachers award at each monthly school board meeting. To nominate a teacher, send an email to taylor@heytony.com with your reasoning on which teacher deserves to be recognized.
Apples for Teachers is made possible by AJB Broadcasting, Eastern Utah Community Credit Union, Castleview Hospital, Marietti Monuments, Sutherlands, Cold Stone Creamery and Castle Valley Awards.