NAfME Celebrates 50 Members Who Are Newly Certified NBCT Music Educators

On December 9, 2019, the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards celebrated 3,831 new National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs) who join a community of more than 125,000 Board-certified teachers across all 50 states. Each of these accomplished educators earned this prestigious achievement through a rigorous, performance-based and peer-review process, exemplifying their direct impact on student learning and achievement.

This year, there were 54 newly certified NBCTs in Music, Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood; and 58 newly certified NBCTs in Music, Early and Middle Childhood. NAfME is delighted to share that out of those 112 newly certified music educators, 50 are NAfME members. NAfME congratulates all newly certified teachers in all fields of education, and extends our warmest wishes to our newly certified members.

Here is a list of our newly certified NBCT educators who are NAfME members. Teachers whose names are italicized received their certificate for Music, Early and Middle Childhood. Teachers whose names are not italicized received their certificate for Music, Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood.

Christina Barne Carson City School District Nevada
Laura Bock Blue Valley Unified School District 229 Kansas
Nathan Bowman Rowan-Salisbury School District North Carolina
Dakota Bramley Chilton County School District Alabama
Charles Brantley Iredell-Statesville School District North Carolina
Britton Bruno Oconee County School District South Carolina
Rachael Bumsted Wake County School District North Carolina
Kimberly Cantley Raleigh County School District West Virginia
Rusty Carle-Ogren Sahuarita Unified School District 30 Arizona
Jennifer Casey Pitt County School District North Carolina
Erin Casimir Woodford County School District Kentucky
Joseph Deaton Guilford County Schools North Carolina
Jordan Fillingham Clinton County School District Kentucky
Corrie Franklin Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School District North Carolina
Lisa Grublesky Western Springs School District 101 Illinois
Kirstan Hill Jefferson County School District Alabama
Beverly London Woodford County School District Kentucky
Andrew Lynn Lexington-Richland County School District 5 South Carolina
Angela Macke Alburquerque Public School District New Mexico
Dillon Miller Richland School District 400 Washington
Allen Moody Shelby County Schools Tennessee
Mark Mooningham Richland County School District 2 South Carolina
Frances Oare Wichita Unified School District 259 Kansas
James Orr Marysville School District 25 Washington
Shaun Owens Fayette County Public Schools Kentucky
Brian Parrish Parkway School District Missouri
Meredith Partin Pitt County School District North Carolina
Jennifer Pearman Spokane School District 81 Washington
Megan Perkings Stillwater Independent School District Oklahoma
Martin Pittis Sunnyside School District 201 Washington
Teresa Ploch Beaver Dam Unified School District Wisconsin
Alexander Powell Burke County School District North Carolina
Stephanie Prevette Winston-Salem Forsyth School District North Carolina
Jennifer Retterer Howard County Public School District Maryland
Michael Riggs Community High School District 117 Illinois
Lori Ringen Rochester School District 535 Minnesota
Jillian Rojek Lackawanna Trail School District Pennyslvania
Sarah Sandstrom Clover Park School District Washington
Corinne Smith Franklin Pierce School District 402 Washington
Anne Spector Los Altos School District California
Adam Stewart Haywood County School District North Carolina
Ann-Marie Thayer TST BOCES New York
Allison Thomas Wake County School District North Carolina
Zach Tilkens Montgomery County Public Schools Maryland
Melanie Watson Alexander County School District North Carolina
Jennifer Weddington Wilkes County School District North Carolina
Charles Weitkamp Fayette County Public Schools Kentucky
Madison Wells Owensboro Independent School District Kentucky
Catherine Wilkinson Joseph K. Lumsden Bahweting Anishnabe School Michigan
Winnie Wong Wayne County Public School District North Carolina

 

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Catherina Hurlburt, Marketing Communications Manager. December 19, 2019. © National Association for Music Education (NAfME.org)

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