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Colleen Broyles from Beckley Elementary School is April’s winner for WVVA and Cole Chevy’s Teacher Feature Contest.
School counselor Kimberly Cox has been helping students at Summers County Comprehensive High School for the last seven years.
Mercer County Vocational and Technical Center teacher Les Farmer named WVVA Cole Chevy Feature Teacher winner.
Before Lisa Simmons became a guidance counselor she was a kindergarten teacher for 10 years.
Steele has led his students to multiple initiatives to help the community.
Lyndsie Asbury is November’s winner for WVVA and Cole Chevy’s Teacher Feature Contest.
Miller says her love for teaching was developed after being a substitute and a developmental assistant.
Quesenberry is taking the school motto, ‘Once a Wildcat, Always a Wildcat " to a new level.
WVVA recognizes Braydie Carr as the February Student Standout.
She is the senior class president and has maintained an A average from kindergarten all the way through her senior year.
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Jessee is a student at graham intermediate school and his peers say that he is kind-hearted and always willing to help out.
On behalf of Cole Chevrolet and WVVA, we would like to congratulate our April teacher of the month--Ms. Katie Hincher
