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Earning Certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
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Nearly 200 Wake County Public School System educators earned certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards this year, making WCPSS one of the nation's leaders in the certification program.
Millbrook Elementary was one of two WCPSS schools that had eight teachers earn certification, the most of any school in our district. Three of the teachers - Mason McDaniel, Donna Liefer, Sandy Depolo - talked about the year of hard work they dedicated to earning certification and the impact it's had on their teaching.
Click here to listen to Earning Certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards
This is a 21 minute mp3 file.
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