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Terrie’s success a teacher is founded in her relationship
to students both past and present. By remaining involved in
their lives, she supports them as long as they might need
her. Her ongoing relationships with former students not only
helps ensure their success, but also sends a positive message
to her current students: “I am here to do whatever it
takes to help you realize your full potential and accomplish
your dreams.” Terrie begins building a solid relationship
with her students in her classroom where she fosters a caring
and compassionate environment. This is where students discover
themselves and their potential. She views herself as “a
resource, a confidant, a mentor and a cheerleader.” The
daughter of two very enthusiastic teachers, Terrie knew she
wanted to become a teacher when she was in high school. Since
1983, she has been an English teacher at South Mountain High
School. She also works at A.S.U. teaching teachers to teach.
Terrie received her B.A., M.A. and Doctor of Education Degree
from A.S.U. She earned her National Board Certification in
2000. Terrie was named “Outstanding Teacher for Legislative
District 23” in 2000.
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