G i l m e r  C o u n t y  S c h o o l s        Glenville, West Virginia

 

Gilmer County Teacher of the Year

2007-2008

Sharon Radabaugh

     Mrs. Radabaugh graduated from Gilmer County High School in 1974 and graduated from Glenville State College with an Associate Degree in Social Work (1976) and a BA in Elementary Education (1980).  She has completed graduate work through West Virginia University .  She has been employed by the Gilmer County Board of Education since 1980 and has taught 28 years at Sand Fork Elementary School .  She has taught 27 years as a Second Grade teacher and 1 year as a Fourth Grade teacher.   Through the years, she has been involved in many school committees including Faculty Senate, L.L.I.C.,  and P.T.O.  

     She has been chosen as Sand Fork Elementary School ’s Teacher of the year in 1987, 2006, and 2008.  She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, a society of women educators, where she has held various offices in the local chapter.  She is also a member of Sand Fork Baptist Church , where she serves as a trustee and president of the American Baptist Women.  

She enjoys collecting antiques; blue glassware, milk bottles, old teacher stuff, along with flower gardening, and vacationing at the beach. She lives in a log home with her husband Bob, cat "Addie" and dog "Molly McGee". She has one step-son, Jeremy, a recent graduate of Kent State University .

 

Gilmer County Service Personnel of the Year

 

2007-2008

Sharon Zinn

Mrs. Zinn has served as Executive Secretary at the Central Office from 1991 to 2003, NES secretary for 3 years (2003-2006), Transportation/Food Service Secretary 2006-07, TES secretary 2007-currently.  She lives in Cox's Mills with her husband Manley Zinn.  She has 3 daughters, Shelly Mason, Vada Woodford and Aimee Hartshorn and one granddaughter, Anna Mason.  In her spare time she enjoys refinishing antique furniture.

 

 

 

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