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Neighbors August 8, 2018 8:40 am

Quizzing the new teachers

By Breanne Williams

  • Bryan Elementary School's new teachers.

  • Durant High School's new educators.

  • Jackson Elementary School's new teachers.

  • Harvest Academy LLC's new teachers.

  • The new teachers were given a pop quiz throughout the program.

  • Lincoln Elementary Magnet School's new educator.

  • Marshall Middle School's new teachers.

  • Pinecrest Elementary's new educators.

  • Plant City High School had the largest group of new teachers for the 2018-2019 school year.

  • Springhead Elementary's new teachers.

  • Tomlin Middle School's new educators.

  • Chamber of Commerce President Christine Miller and Chairman of the Board Jason Jones.

  • Edwina Haney and Marsha Passmore from Hopewell Funeral Home with Mr. Berry. Hopewell volunteers each year at this event.

  • On their way out the new educators were all given a free goodie bag loaded with essential classroom items.

  • Little Miss Plant City's Court was in attendance helping hand out goodie bags to the new teachers.

  • Ericka Gulke, Cork Elementary with the center piece she won.

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The Greater Plant City Chamber of Commerce welcomed approximately 150 educators to its annual New Teacher Coffee this Tuesday morning. 

Unlike prior years where each school presented a themed sketch, this year the teachers competed against each other with a “pop quiz.”

The schools one at a time came on stage and read their assigned question. Then the teachers wrote their answers on their place mats and competed for the trophy. They had to answer riddles like, “How many teachers are in the United States?” and “What crop is Plant City famous for?”

They also enjoyed a catered breakfast and upon dismissal were given goodie bags full of donations from local organizations to help them have an easy transition into the new school year. 

Each table also had special winners who walked away with goodies like gift cards, a signed Buccaneers football and more. 

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