Celebrate Outstanding Teachers in Our Community

Do you know a teacher who goes above and beyond, shaping the minds and hearts of our future leaders? Whether they’re sparking curiosity, leading with compassion, or making a lasting impact in the classroom and community, we want to hear about them!

Who Can Nominate? We’re calling on students, parents, colleagues, and all community members to shine a spotlight on those extraordinary educators who embody what it means to be a true role model.

What’s at Stake?

Grand Prize: The winning teacher will receive $1,000 for themselves and $1,000 for their school to continue inspiring greatness!
Runner-Up: Our runner-up will also be rewarded with $500 for themselves and $500 for their school.

Nomination Deadline:
Mark your calendars—nominations must be submitted by Sunday, December 1, 2024.

How It Works:
A dedicated committee of our Credit Union Management and Board Members will carefully review all nominations and select the winners. Announcements will be made shortly after the nomination deadline!

Nomination Requirements

For the 2024-2025 School Year

The nominee must be a full-time teacher for the 2024-2025 school year.
They must have at least 3 years of teaching experience.
Teachers retiring at the end of the 2025 school year are not eligible.
Nominees should demonstrate leadership and serve as positive role models in their schools and communities.
Please note: Only one nomination per person is allowed.

Nominate

2025 Teacher of the Year Winners

Grand Prize Winner

Kristen Hummer | STEM | Northern Lebanon Elementary School

“Mrs. Hummer goes above and beyond to help the student, staff and community to be a better version of themselves. Her selflessness shines through in everything she does. She is a prime example of a strong women in STEM showing all girls that women/girls can do anything.”

Parent

Runner-Up

Holly Hartman | 12th Grade Accounting | ELCO High School

“Holly puts in countless hours to make sure her classroom runs smoothly and is the best learning environment for the students. She is also a coach and mentor to many students and athletes, and puts in crazy hours in order to help do these things.”

Co-worker