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2006-2007 School Year One Class at a Time Recipients

Theta Warren, C.J. Donald Elementary School in Fairfield

Jonathan Dick, McAdory Middle School in McCalla

Jill Hickey, Gresham Elementary School in Birmingham

Yvonne Hare, North Highland Elementary School in Hueytown

Melissa Barfield, Bragg Middle School in Gardendale

Catherine Walton, Chelsea Park Elementary School in Chelsea

Robin Oakley, Bryan Elementary School in Morris

Melissa M. Bell, Evangel Classical Christian School in Alabaster

Candy Moody, Badley Junior High School in Dora

Tara M. Busby, Midfield Elementary School in Midfield

Jennifer Edwards, Hillview Elementary School in Birmingham

Andrea Kirk-Cook, Charles F. Hard Elementary School in Bessemer

Tammy Mitchell, Eden Elementary School in Pell City

Linda Rogers, Oxford High School in Oxford

Lisa Matherson, Paul W. Bryant High School in Tuscaloosa

Michelle Cain Harris, Chelsea Middle School in Chelsea

Robin Kelley, Gibson Elementary School in Birmingham

Marquesha Mason Coleman, Rutledge Middle School in Midfield

Michael R. Bissell, Skyland Elementary School in Tuscaloosa

Debra C. Horton, Creek View Elementary School in Maylene

Terrica Rooks McMillan, Jackson-Olin High School in Birmingham

Jennifer Winslett, Thompson Intermediate School in Alabaster

Jan Corbett Lovelady, Montevallo Elementary School in Montevallo

Laura Tate, Meadow View Elementary School in Alabaster

Jacqueline Edwards, Bibb County Jr. High School in Centreville

Michelle Colburn, Meadow View Elementary School in Alabaster

Wendy Burns, Wellborn Elementary School in Anniston

Janet Sanford, Flatwoods Elementary School in Northport

Susan Lehman, Abrams Elementary School in Bessemer

Shea Crowder, Midfield Elementary School in Midfield

Stephanie Medwick, Spain Park High School in Hoover

Jennifer Garvich, Mt. Olive Elementary School in Mt. Olive

Dana Harmon, Bryan Elementary School in Morris

Priscilla Collums, Chelsea High School in Chelsea

Sue McGlawn, Calera High School in Calera

Therese Catt, Prince of Peace School in Hoover

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