Campbellsville Excellence in Teaching Award: Bell County Recipients

Bell County Teachers Honored

by Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Award

Campbellsville University annually recognizes the quality teaching in the schools across the state of Kentucky in order to strengthen the field of education.  This award provides statewide recognition to three outstanding teachers from the school district who have shown leadership skills and dedication to the teaching profession.  The recipients of this award are examples to rest of their peers and should provide inspiration for all teachers to excel in the field. 

Each district may select one elementary teacher, one middle school teacher, and one high school teacher.  All teachers who are selected by their district receive a personalized certificate, press release and photo for the local newspaper in addition to an invitation for an award's luncheon.

  

 

2021 Bell County School District Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Award recipients are:

 

Toni Dunn from Yellow Creek School Center (Elementary level)

 

Brittany Baker from Bell Central School Center (Middle Level)

 

Mikayla Prater from Bell County High School 

 

 

Previous winners of this award are:

 

Year	Elementary	Middle	High School
2020	Ashley Maguet (Page)	Thomas Heck (Bell Central)	Lauren Good
2019	Shana Philpot (Lone Jack)	Wayne Gambrel (Right Fork)	Brandon Salas
2018	Angie Carroll (Page)	Rebecca Yeary (Bell Central)	Tammy Debrot
2017	Amanda Elliott (Page)	Misty Barnes (Yellow Creek)	Joshua Garnett
2016	Pauline Dixon (Yellow Creek)	Mike Mangus (Lone Jack/Yellow Creek)	Angelia Hammons
2015	Melanie Mills (Lone Jack)	Amanda Day (Bell Central)	Karen Sue Saylor
2014	Joshua Trosper (Lone Jack)	Belinda Brock (Bell Central)	Patricia Sizemore