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Adele teacher nominated as educator of the year

Feb 5, 2013 - 02:50 PM
Amee Alioto alone in Adele Harrison’s dance studio.

Amee Alioto alone in Adele Harrison’s dance studio.

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nomination for the California League of Middle School’s Educator of the Year award in Region 1. At Adele, Alioto teaches resource program math for grades 7 and 8, two sections of learning lab for eighth graders and a dance class open to all grades.
Alioto, who first started teaching in Sonoma in 2000, is a graduate of the Sonoma Valley schools (Prestwood, Altimira and Sonoma Valley High), and received a degree in human development from Sonoma State University, along with her multiple subject teaching and education specialist credentials.
According to Adele principal Karla Conroy, Alito is a middle-school icon. “Amee’s instruction, her actions and her talents epitomize everything about a great middle-school teacher. She has a gift for bringing together the child, family and staff with the ultimate goal of student success.”
Her colleagues describe Alioto as a leader at Adele, who has taken on numerous key roles over the past 12 years of her career, including department chair, advisory committee member, musical co-director and Best First Instruction lead educator.
Alioto is currently serving on Adele’s faculty leadership and is an instrumental member of the advisory committee, planning and implementing advisory and student-led conference lessons for the entire student body. Her classroom is often visited by teachers as a model for Best First Instruction.
 

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