Grad Diana Leddy Named Vermont 2009 Teacher of the Year

October 8, 2008
New England

by Antioch University

The Vermont Board of Education named Diana Leddy, an Antioch University New England 1998 graduate, its 2009 Teacher of the Year on September seventeenth. Diana graduated with a Master’s in Education from the Antioch New England Experienced Educators program with a concentration on curriculum and assessment.

Diana teaches grades three through five at the Newton School in South Strafford, Vermont and has been a teacher for twenty-seven years.

Read the ANE profile about Diana Leddy.

Read the News Release about Diana Leddy.

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