Summer school begins Monday, July 8
An Albany High School teacher has joined the ranks of City School District of Albany teachers recognized as STEM master teachers.
Shannon Stevenson, an English-as-a-new-language living environment teacher, was recognized Oct. 18 in the state’s STEM Master Teacher Program, celebrating her work to deliver innovative science, technology, engineering and math education to their students.
The Master Teacher Program network includes more than 900 outstanding teachers statewide. Stevenson is among 23 new STEM Master Teachers from the Capital Region. In addition to their dedication to their students, the teachers are recognized for their commitment to professional growth and their enthusiasm for sharing their successful practices with colleagues in their schools and district-wide.
The district’s other STEM Master Teachers are:
- Andre Castagna, Albany High School, math
- Erin Erickson, Albany High School, math
- Melissa Hirt, Stephen and Harriet Myers Middle School, technology
- Michelle Huckins, Albany High School, math
- Margot Wyan, Albany High School, math
To learn more about the state’s Master Teacher Program, click here.
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The mission of the City School District of Albany is to educate and prepare all students for college and career, citizenship and life, in partnership with our diverse community. The district serves nearly 9,700 students in 18 elementary, middle and high schools. In addition to neighborhood schools, the district includes several magnet schools and programs, as well as other innovative academic opportunities for students, including four themed academies at Albany High School.
