TN Educators of Color Alliance Urges Gov. Lee to Veto HB580/SB623 in Letter Signed By Over 350 Teachers, Parents and Education Leaders
Governor Bill Lee
Tennessee State Capitol, 1st Floor
600 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Nashville, TN 37243
RE: House Bill 580 / Senate Bill 623, 112th Tennessee General Assembly
Dear Governor Lee,
As a coalition of concerned teachers, education leaders, and community members of diverse backgrounds from across all three Grand Divisions of the State of Tennessee, we write to you to express our disappointment with the advancement of HB580/SB623 last week in the Tennessee General Assembly and urge you to veto its passage into state law. Every single day, public school teachers in Tennessee are entrusted with the sacred responsibility of educating our state’s youth and empowering them with important knowledge, critical thinking skills, and relevant academic tools to become the future leaders of our state. This responsibility, especially in regard to the study of history, cannot fully and accurately meet the learning needs of our students when an honest inquiry of facts and critical discussions is omitted. This legislation denies teachers and students the ability to explore the difficult truths of our state and national history in light of race, sex, class, and other social markers, establishes a confusing precedent for educators to follow in the classroom, and gives the Tennessee Department of Education a challenging mandate for monitoring and enforcement.
First, the legislation fails to address the realities of classroom teaching and student discussion and offers minimal clarity on how its mandates will play out in practice. If passed, what professional development will educators and administrators be provided to incorporate this policy change by the next school year? How will our classrooms be monitored each day? In the eyes of the state, what is deemed “impartial” enough in response to student questions on controversial historical topics? How will teachers be expected to adjust lesson plans and discussion topics related to the Tennessee Academic Standards that examine race, gender, class, and other historical events and patterns of social inequality this legislation aims to curtail? Each of these questions and uncertainties is a rightful cause of concern and a source of fear for educators in our state, especially when an unlimited amount of desperately needed state dollars for our underfunded schools and districts is on the line.
Next, the legislation fails to ensure that all students’ lived experiences, identities, and cultural histories are accounted for and prohibits the truthful exploration of the disparate realities of American society we all know to exist. According to the most recent teacher diversity report from the Tennessee Department of Education, children of color comprise 37 percent of the state’s student population and 13 percent of our educators identify as people of color. If this measure is signed, the perspectives, experiences, and important classroom discussion contributions of a significant segment of our state’s education landscape would become a matter of grave confusion and could be potentially rendered illegal and punishable by the withholding of funds in accordance with state law. We must trust teachers to do their jobs and navigate difficult discussions as they always have ‒ those who commit their life’s work to the education and development of our future leaders ‒ than in the heavy hands of a rushed, ill-informed political proposal with punitive consequences for districts, schools, and students.
The Tennessee Department of Education is currently guided by its three strategic priorities of the Best For All framework: academics ‒ “all Tennessee students will have access to a high-quality education, no matter where they live”; whole child ‒ “Tennessee public schools will be equipped to serve the academic and non-academic needs of all kids”; and educators ‒ “Tennessee will set a new path for the education profession to be the top state to become and remain a teacher.” None of these three noble goals can be achieved in the absence of instruction that builds discernment and critical thinking skills required for strong, educated, and well-informed future decision-makers. Our students are naturally inquisitive, and when presented with complex scenarios emerging from Tennessee’s history ‒ from the experiences of Native American tribes from where our state’s name is derived, the impact of the slave trade, the battles of the Civil War, Reconstruction, the founding of the Ku Klux Klan, the women’s suffrage movement, the storied struggles for civil rights, and more ‒ they deserve full engagement and contextualization. To examine our collective history and controversial and strenuous episodes does not mean that educators are sharing propaganda, nor casting blame. Rather, it constitutes a teachable moment in which all of our students and their communities can take away important, lifelong lessons that inform ways to avoid the errors of the past and to move forward ‒ together ‒ toward a more just, prosperous, and unified tomorrow.
We strongly urge you to veto HB580/SB623 and allow teachers to continue to hone their craft and lead their classrooms through important historical lessons and honest social discussions without the fear of repercussion.
Respectfully signed,
Jessica Abarquez-New
High School English Teacher
Davidson County
Madalyn Adams
Middle School Educator
Wilson County
Mimi Adams
Education Assistant
Chattanooga
Ruby Aguilar
High School English Teacher Nashville
Kiah Albritton
Policy & Communications Associate, The Education Trust in Tennessee
Memphis
Armani Alexander
5th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Kyle Alexander
Instructional Coach
Nashville
Cydni Alexander
3rd Grade ELA Teacher
Memphis
Jessica Allen
Teacher, Parent
Knoxville
Zack Allen
Knox County
Jenesis Anderson
8th & 9th Grade Math Teacher
Memphis
Olivia Andrews
Special Education Teacher
Nashville
Darren Armstrong
Director, Public Engagement & Strategic Affairs
Nashville
Eric Atkins
Educator
Chattanooga
Brittany Avent
Principal, Haywood High School
Brownsville
Misty Ayres-Miranda
Director of Middle
& High School
Franklin
Ahmedina Bacevac
7th Grade Social Studies
Nashville
Nikki Baker
Health, Wellness, & P.E. Teacher
Knoxville
Lisa Baldwin
Assistant Professor of Practice
Memphis
Ruth Barry
2nd Grade Teacher
Nashville
Laura Becker
Parent
Chattanooga
Reginald Beechum
Physical Education Teacher
Chattanooga
Cartavius Black
6th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Elisabeth Bogart
7th Grade Teacher
Shelby County
Timothy Bogolin
7th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Caroline Bomstein
High School Social Studies Teacher
Memphis
Ella Bonah
Teacher
Hamilton County
Laverne Bowers
First Grade Teacher
Cleveland
Tiesha Bradley
2nd Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
LeSean Brannon
5th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Lee Brannon
School Counselor
Winchester
Anna Bratton
3rd Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
Katelyn Brewer
2nd Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Angela Brown
ESL Teacher
Memphis
Beth Brown
President, Tennessee Education Association
Nashville
Jonathan Brown
1st Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Nicole Bryan
ESOL 6-8
Chattanooga
Amanda Bureau
Parent
Memphis
Dan Bureau
Parent
Memphis
Kimberly Burkley
Secondary ELA Teacher
Knox County
Natasha Burnett
Educator
Shelby County
Bridgette Burt
Special Education Teacher
Hamilton County
Eltra Butler
Parent & Higher Ed. Administrator
La Vergne
Chris C.
Educator
Cordova
Melanie Carpenter
Teacher
Chattanooga
Edwinna Carr
Educator
Clarksville
DayOnna Carson
Graduate
Chattanooga
Catherine Casselman
2nd Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Stephanie Chan
Pre-K Teacher
Chattanooga
Vrondelia Chandler
Youth Advocate and Educator
Knoxville
Isabelle Ciaramitaro
7th Grade Social Studies Teacher
Memphis
Alexza Barajas Clark, Ph.D.
Assistant Director, The Education Trust in Tennessee
Nashville
Anna Clark
8th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Clare Clarke
Educator
Nashville
Elspeth Coen
8th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Rachel Collins
School-Based Mental Health Therapist
Chattanooga
Ginger Colvett
1st Grade Teacher
Franklin
Saige Connor
8th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Jene’ Cooper
School Social Worker
Franklin County
Kara Cooper
Cosmetology Teacher
Knoxville
Heather Cooper
2nd Grade Teacher
Brentwood
Sierra Cotham
Kindergarten Teacher
Hamilton County
Erin Courtney
High School Teacher
Shelby County
Keisha Covington
Educator
Nashville
David Cowan
Assistant Principal
Rutherford County
Jennifer Cox
2nd Grade Teacher
Nashville
Hernan Crescencio
Teacher Assistant
Antioch
Andrea Criollo Echetebu
Principal
Memphis
Nikki Croft
Special Education Teacher
Nashville
Martha Crownover
High School Teacher
Chattanooga
Derrick Crutchfield
Principal
Cowan
Madeline Culver
6th Grade Teacher
Shelby County
James Cunningham
5th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Theresa Custer
Math Coach
Chattanooga
Jessica Cymbal
7th Grade Reading Teacher
Nashville
Chandler Davenport
9th Grade World History Teacher
Hamilton County
Katie David
7th & 8th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Natasha Davis
High School Educator
Davidson County
Heather Davis
Teacher
Jackson
Andrea Davis
Educator
Smyrna
Gabrielle Day
8th Grade Reading Teacher
Nashville
Casey DeFord
Educator Developer
Davidson
Bianca Delgado
3rd Grade Teacher
Memphis
Tiffany Dellard
Hermitage
Rene Dillard
Education Policy
Nashville
Chappel Dillingham
3rd Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
Rev. Tricia Dillon Thomas
Clergy and Parent
Chattanooga
Binh Doan
Educator
Memphis
Shani Dowell
Former Teacher, Founder
Nashville
M.T. Dumas
Student Support Coordinator
Davidson County
Elizabeth Durbin
4th Grade ELA & Social Studies Teacher
Chattanooga
Morgan Dyer
2nd Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
Debbie Eaker
Kindergarten Teacher
Chattanooga
Amanda Eddington
9th & 10th Grade Humanities Teacher
Memphis
Amanda Edens
5th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Tiffeney Edmondson
Paraprofessional
Madison
Courtney Edwards
4th Grade Teacher
Knoxville
Lauren Edwards
High School Inclusion Teacher Shelby County
Cathy Emerson
School Psychologist
Memphis
Jasmine Farrow
Principal
Chattanooga
Tonia Fidler
3rd Grade Teacher
Davidson County
Cora Fisher
5th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Benjamin Fisher
Elementary PE Teacher
Chattanooga
Madeline FitzGerald
2nd Grade Teacher
Nashville
Zephanie Flippin
Music Teacher
Hamilton County
Sally Foster
Associate Director of Talent
Nashville
Aaron Fowles
7th Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
Rebecca Fowlkes
Nurse Practitioner
Chattanooga
Albert Franklin
Chemist
Memphis
Lurlynn Franklin
Educator
Memphis
Kerissa Frazier
School Counselor
Davidson County
Mary Friskics-Warren
Education Supporter
Nashville
Judith Gallagher
Hamilton County
Jessica Garcia-Guajardo
Middle School ELL Teacher
Nashville
Catherine Gatewood-Keim
Professor
Clarksville
Dana Gentry
8th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Diarese George
Executive Director, TECA
Montgomery County
Brittenee George
11th & 12th Grade Teacher
Montgomery County
Kiya Gholson
Middle School Teacher
Memphis
Allison Gill
High School Social Studies Teacher
Knoxville
Keilani Goggins
National Center for Teacher Residencies
Murfreesboro
Chasitie Goodman
Assistant Principal
Davidson
Vilmaris E. González
Sr. Manager of Engagement & Operations, The Education Trust in Tennessee
Nashville
Alexia Gotway
7th Grade Teacher
Pleasant View
Keunta Graham
Educator
Hamilton County
Timothy Grant
At Risk Coordinator
Clarksville
Joseph Grassi
Computer Science Teacher
Nashville
Leah Green
3rd Grade Teacher
Shelby County
Timothy Green, Jr.
Co-Founder, Memphis Restorative Justice Coalition
Memphis
Zachary Grimes
Student Teacher
Murfreesboro
Jaime Grimsley
Consultant, Promise54
Knoxville
Bree Grosshandler
Community Member
Hamilton County
Paolo Guazzini
7th Grade Spanish
Nashville
Joseph Gutierrez
Community Advocate
Nashville
Chris Haliburton
Principal
Brownsville
Anna Handley
6th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Alvin Haney
7th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Japho Hardin
High School Teacher
Chattanooga
Tenesha Hardin
Educator
Montgomery County
Delvis Hargrove
School Office Manager
Nashville
Jasiri Harper
French Teacher
Chattanooga
Koedy Harper
Content Lead, 3rd Grade Teacher
Memphis
Daryl Harrison
Educator
Chattanooga
Jill Harry
High School Lead Teacher
Knoxville
Katie Harston
Educator
Hamilton County
Grover Harwell
Principal
Brownsville
Melody Hawkins
8th Grade Teacher
Knoxville
Anthony Hayes
6th Grade Teacher
Davidson
Maria Heerdt
Family Engagement Specialis t
Hendersonville
Marina Hefner
6th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Sheyla Helm
Admin. Records & School Financial Payroll
Nashville
Ryan Helm
High School Social Studies Teacher
Nashville
Parker Henry
Middle School ESL Teacher
Memphis
Dania Henry
2nd Grade Teacher
Davidson County
Alexia Hernandez
8th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Sheira Hicks
4th Grade ELA Teacher
Shelby County
Ranata Hickson
8th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Kristen Hill
Memphis
Haley Hodgson
2nd Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
Hannah Hogan
11th & 12th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Lemuel Holifield
Pre-Service Educator Trainer
Lebanon
Neven Holland
4th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Chris Holmes
Executive Principal
Goodlettsville
Mary-Owen Holmes
U.S. History Teacher
Nashville
Julia Holt
K-4 Teacher
Brentwood
Danielle Hooper
Teacher
Chattanooga
Matthew Hooper
Middle School Spanish Teacher
Memphis
Trey House
Middle School Teacher
Nashville
Emily Howard
Professional Learning Developer
Shelby County
Christie Howell
Teacher, 1st Grade EL
Davidson County
Vivian Hubby
High School Spanish Teacher
Memphis
Megan Hubler
Kindergarten Teacher
Chattanooga
Kayla Inclán
9th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Gwendolyn Jackson
Secondary Special Education Educator
Knoxville
Canadra Jenkins
8th Grade Teacher
Clarksville
Oronde Jenkins, Sr.
Licensing Manager
Hermitage
Elizabeth Jepsen
8th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Carol Johnson
Chattanooga
Jessica Kaljaj
Educator
Knoxville
Elizabeth Kamath
Special Education Teacher
Memphis
Jess Kellogg
Parent
Christiana
Randi Kersey
High School SPED &
Math Teacher
Memphis
KeAnna Kilpatrick
School Library Media Specialist
Clarksville
Karyn Kinnon
7th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Ella Koehl
6th Grade Teacher
Davidson County
Tiffany Ku
Educator
Nashville
Shawn Kurrelmeier-Lee
Chief Reading Officer
Hamilton County
Mindy Lane
Therapist
Hamilton County
Tory Lang
Middle School Science Teacher
Shelby County
Tammy Lauderdale
2nd Grade Teacher
Madison
Faith Laughlin
University Professor
Hamilton
Jose Lazo
Educator
Rutherford
Keshia Lee
7th Grade English Language Arts Teacher
Clarksville
LaGenia Lee
8th Grade History Teacher
Franklin
Wilma Lefler
High School EL Teacher
Nashville
Andrea Leray
7th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Pennie Leggett
Chattanooga
Lerkenda Little
4th Grade Teacher
Shelby County
Corie Llera
Nashville
Devonya Longino
Parent
Germantown
Erika Lowe
Educator
Memphis
Rebecca Lucas
Professor
Alcoa
Barbara Lussier
Educator
Brentwood
Susan Lydon
Educator
Hamilton County
Brian Lynch
Teacher
Hopkinsville
Chelsea Macomber
6th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Erin Magliozzi
Teacher and Coach
Memphis
Erika Martin
Instructional Coach
Chattanooga
Juan Pablo Martinez
Manager, Alumni Experience, TFA Nashville-Chattanooga
Nashville
Bianca Martinez
6th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Cameron Mashburn
School Social Worker
Hamilton County
Sarah Mason
3rd Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Robbin Masters
School Network Director
Nashville
Karlena Mayfield
EL 1st Grade Teacher
Nashville
Dr. Aleisha McCallie
Assistant Principal
Hamilton County
Andrea McClain
Educator
Nashville
Susan McClough
3rd Grade Teacher
Memphis
Donagrant McCluney-McDaniel, PhD
High School Educator
Davidson County
Allison Mckibben
5th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Dedrick Messenger
K-4 Teacher
Christiana
Jaclyn Michael
College Instructor
Chattanooga
Rebecca Michaels
Reading Interventionist
Chattanooga
Bobby Miles
Principal
Nashville
Crystal Miller
Educational Assistant
Antioch
Kevin Miller
4th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Shemece Mills
Teacher
Hamilton County
Brecia Mitchell
Teacher & Paraprofessional
Davidson County
Ally Moore
Kindergarten Teacher
Hamilton County
Malorie Moose
Wilson County
April Morris
Teacher
Chattanooga
MaKenzie Mosby
7th Grade Math Teacher and Grade Level Chair
Oak Ridge
Marlene Moxness
High School Physics and Computer Science Teacher
Nashville
Kaitlin Mullen
1st Grade ELA Teacher
Nashville
Abigail Music
School Counselor
Chattanooga
Gordon Myers
Pastor
Arlington
Shetaria Neal
Restorative Practice RA
Knoxville
Katherine Nelligan
Content Specialist, Dean of Curriculum & Instruction
Nashville
Lagra Newman
Principal
Nashville
Tremeta Norman
Family Involvement Specialist
Nashville
Gary Norris
3rd Grade Teacher
Murfreesboro
Cassie Norton
U.S. History Teacher
Nashville
Amy Nystrand
4th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Daven Oglesby
Exceptional Education Teacher Antioch
Greg O’Loughlin
High School English Educator
Nashville
Sarah Olivo
Educator
Chattanooga
Henry Oston
Educator
Hamilton County
Madeline Otting
4th Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Erica Outlaw
6th Grade Teacher
Clarksville
Trina Owens
Special Education teacher
Memphis
Brittany Paschall
Teacher Resident
Nashville
Haley Pavlovich
4th Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
Kathryn Pawley
3rd Grade Teacher
Hamilton
Alyssa Pearman
8th Grade ELA Teacher
Jackson
Darlene Perry
Teacher
Nolensville
Rebecca Peterson
Teacher Educator
Brentwood
Adriene Petmecky
Mental Health Therapist
Chattanooga
Adena Petsch
Academic Dean
Nolensville
Sherrye Phelps
2nd Grade Teacher
Davidson County
Ann Pickens
High School Social Studies Teacher
Cleveland, Bradley County
Bridget Pincham
Educator
Davidson County
Kelsey Pingry
School Based Therapist
Signal Mountain
Olivia Poindexter
5th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Tanjarae Porter
Dance Educator, Reading Specialist
Nashville
Marisa Porter
2nd Grade Teacher
Hamilton County
Meili Powell
Literacy Coach
Memphis
Joseph Powell
Memphis
Alyssa Prindl
High School English Teacher
Nashville
Chelsea Pugh
Paraprofessional
Davidson County
Gini Pupo-Walker
State Director, The Education Trust in Tennessee
Nashville
Rosemary Quinones
Bilingual Cultural Mentor
Memphis
Courtney Rayburn
Educator
Rutherford County
Luis Rodriguez
High School Teacher
Chattanooga
Jucinta Rome
Social Worker
Birchwood
Peter Rosenberger
Junior Seminar Teacher
Memphis
Ariel Rouse
Educator
Cordova
Jessica Rozell
8th Grade Social Studies Teacher
Nashville
Whitney Rushing
Educator
Franklin
Shauna Russell
Director of Academics
Kingston Springs
Sherell Sago
8th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Daniel Saint James
7th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Evetty Satterfield
Champion for Black Children Knoxville
Carole Scates
Parent, Educator
Smyrna
Penny Schmitz
ESL Teacher
Memphis
Benjamin Scott
21st Century Skills Teacher
Nashville
Devon Scott
Educator
Nashville
Molly Scott
Kindergarten Teacher
Shelby County
Elizabeth Self
Teacher Educator
Nashville
Natalie Sessoms
Ed-Tech Sales Research & Ed Non-Profit Coordinator
Nashville
Rachel Sherbakoff
Academic Dean
Nashville
Bria Sibley
Teacher
Chattanooga
Bria Sibley
Teacher
Chattanooga
Kellie Simbulan
6th Grade Math Teacher
Shelby County
Jessica Simmons
Educator
Franklin
McCormick Sinclair
Graduate Student, Vanderbilt
Nashville
Samantha Singer
Literacy Coach
Nashville
Marcy Singer-Gabella
Teacher Educator
Nashville
DeAnn Smallwood
Educator
Memphis
Sheri Smith
Middle School Counselor
Winchester
Yashica Smith
Counselor
Nashville
Joshua Smith
Integrated Math High School Teacher
Nashville
Madison Socks
9th Grade Biology Teacher
Nashville
Ashlyn Sparks
10th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Sarah Stackhouse
2nd Grade Teacher
Nashville
Marcus Stanton
Educator
Knox County
Tawanda Starks
Paraprofessional
Nashville
Brennan Steele
7th Grade Teacher
Memphis
Barbara Stengel
Educator
Lancaster
Hannah Stephens
First Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Colton Stephens
Instructional Coach
Chattanooga
Amber Stewart
High School Spanish Teacher
Memphis
Ana Stinson
Classroom Teacher
Chattanooga
Tanisha Taylor
Special Education Teacher
Montgomery County
Shante Telfer
Educator
Nashville
Michael Tharpe
HR Coordinator
Clarksville
Shanacia Thomasson
6th Grade Teacher
Clarksville
Zaia Thombre
Director of Talent and Strategic Development
Hermitage
Portia Thompson
7th Grade Social Studies Teacher
Chattanooga
Jade Thornton
College Counselor
Memphis
Holly Tilden
Teacher Educator
Nashville
Daniel Tilden
Pediatrician
Nashville
Ally Tilley
School Director
Nashville
Israel Tovar
Teacher
Nashville
Josalyn Tresvant
Elementary PLC Professional Learning Coach
Cordova
Emma Trout
Dean of Academic Operations
Nashville
David Tuttle
Orthopedic Engineer, Father of Kindergarteners
Memphis
Anna Tuttle
Dietitian
Memphis
Rick Vanosdall
Citizen, Parent, Learning Advocate, Author
Thompsons Station
Dr. Edna Varner
Educator
Hamilton County
Liza Vaughn
Literacy Coach
Nolensville
Kathryn Vaughn
Elementary Art Teacher
Covington
Meredith Waites
2nd Grade Teacher
Nashville
Lauren Walker
University of Memphis Staff
Bartlett
Shannon Ward
2nd Grade Teacher
Franklin
Iletha Washington
Educator
Shelby County
Jenna Watson
Social Studies Teacher
Knoxville
Brady Watson
Knoxville
Dr. Tamara Welsh
Educator
Chattanooga
Yolanda West
Pre-K Teacher
Goodlettsville
Shandra West-Currie
Dean of Culture
Davidson County
BriAngela Weston
4th Grade Teacher
Nashville
Jashari White
School Based Therapist
Chattanooga
Reginald M. White
Manager, External Relations
The Education Trust in Tennessee
Nashville
Taylor White
6th Grade Teacher
Shelby County
Courtney Wilkes
Curriculum & Instruction Leader, Literacy Coach
Nashville
Angela Willbanks
K-4 ESL Teacher
Memphis
Arthur Williams
Instructional Coach
Chattanooga
Sonji Williams
Teacher
Chattanooga
Rosalyn Williams
Assistant Principal
Adams
Gerald Williams
Middle School Teacher
Hamilton
Jean Wills
Educator
Brownsville
Angelica Wright
1st Grade Teacher
Antioch
Lydia Wright
8th Grade Science Teacher
Nashville
Rochelle Wright
Franklin
Alexis Wyatt
3rd Grade Teacher
Chattanooga
Dr. Troy Yarbrough
6th grade teacher
Murfreesboro
Misti Yearby
Clerical Assistant
Chattanooga
Christa Young
Kindergarten Teacher
Hamilton County
Anthony Zermeno
High School Teacher
Chattanooga
