In a heartfelt recognition of educators’ dedication and contributions, the Alpine City Council meeting held on the evening of October 4th saw the presence of three distinguished teachers from Alpine ISD. Mrs. Cynthia Cox from Alpine High School (AHS), Mrs. Tracy Perdue from Alpine Middle School (AMS), and Mrs. Giselle Luevano from Alpine Elementary School (AES) were all in attendance to receive a special proclamation from Mayor Catherine Eaves. The proclamation was presented ahead of World Teachers’ Day, celebrated worldwide on October 5th.
The gesture was a poignant reminder of the essential role that teachers play in shaping the future of our community and nation. Mayor Catherine Eaves, speaking on behalf of the city, expressed gratitude for the unwavering commitment of these educators to the Alpine ISD students and the community as a whole.
World Teachers’ Day, established by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), celebrates the significant role teachers play in providing quality education. It serves as an occasion to acknowledge and honor the tireless efforts of teachers worldwide. In Alpine, this celebration took a more personal touch as the community came together to appreciate the dedicated educators in their midst.
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