(BINGHAMTON, NY)— Today, Senator Lea Webb announced that six teachers from across Senate District 52 have been recognized by the New York Senate’s Educator Recognition Program for their outstanding dedication to their students and leadership in their learning communities. 

 “Our teachers work tirelessly to help their students grow, ensuring that our young people reach their full potential,” said Senator Lea Webb. “It is my honor to recognize six educators from across Senate District 52 for their devotion to their students and the leadership they provide to their school communities. These talented and hard-working educators make indelible marks on the young people in their classrooms, helping to shape the future of the Southern Tier. As a former educator myself, I understand the profound impact that teachers and school board members can have on the lives of young people.” 

• Stacy Adornato, Ann G. McGuinness Elementary, Union-Endicott Central School District
• Patricia Carpenter, Johnson City High School, Johnson City School District
• Amanda Bowen, Maine-Endwell High School, Maine-Endwell Central School District
• Chantelle Marie Daniel, South Hill Elementary School, Ithaca City School District
• Stephanie Rice, Thomas Jefferson Elementary School, Binghamton City School District
• Joseph Zapack, West Middle School, Binghamton City School District

This Educator Recognition Program is designed to acknowledge and celebrate the exceptional efforts of educators who demonstrate commitment to student success, employ innovative teaching methods, and show leadership within their educational communities. 

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