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19 teachers from Cortland County are part of a group of 230 new New York State Master Teachers. They join a fraternity created in 2013 to recognize leaders in STEM education – Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.
These teachers stand out for inspiring students and peers:
Cincinnatus
Mark Morrell – Living Environment and Chemistry
Kurt Schmidt – Earth Science, Aquatic Biology, and Environmental Science
Cortland
Abbey Albright – Chair of Math Department
Carol Brafman – Regents Geometry and Calculus
Anthony Canestaro – Chemistry and Regents Physics
Karen Krichbaum-Stenger – Honors Biology and Regents Biology
Juliann Quinn – First Grade at Randall
Sylvia Tellaeche – Consultant Teacher with the Seven Valleys Writing Project
James Ulrich – Regents Earth Science and Dual Credit Astronomy
Cortland BOCES
Chad DeVoe – Environmental Science
Homer
Jamie Douglass – First grade at Homer Elementary
Kevin Douglass – Eighth grade Physical Science
Thomas George – Regents and AP Biology and Current Issues in Science
Beth Krauss – Living Environment, AP Biology and Lab Management
Robert Nasiatka – Earth Science and Physical Sciences
Nicholas Patriarco – Regents and Honors level Earth Science
McGraw
Morgan Nuesell – Regents – Chemistry, Living Environment and Physics
Nicole Lener – Regents Living Environment and Modified Non-Regents Biology
Alexandra Perry – 7th and 8th grade Math and Coaches the trapshooting team
You can learn more here: https://www.suny.edu/masterteacher/cohort/
