County Recognizes Mary Hawkins-Jones (Photo)
Mary Hawkins-Jones, a fifth grade teacher at Westover Elementary School in Silver Spring, told the Montgomery County Council about some of her experiences as she was honored May 6 after being named this year’s Montgomery County recipient of the prestigious “Agnes Meyer Outstanding Teacher Award” by The Washington Post.
At the ceremonies in Rockville, left to right, were: Councilmembers Craig Rice and Nancy Navarro; Myra Smith, an associate superintendent of Montgomery County Public Schools; and Councilmembers Phil Andrews and Cherri Branson.
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