(Oct. 20, 2016) The Worcester County Education Foundation recognizes Pamela Lauer, Snow Hill High School’s Teacher Champion.
Lauer grew up in Philadelphia and graduated from Central High School. She earned a Bachelor in Science from Salisbury University, a Masters in Science (Microbiology Concentration) from Virginia Tech and a Masters of Arts in Teaching (Biology) from Salisbury University.
While attending Salisbury University she substituted in Worcester County. Upon graduation, she taught for three years at Washington High School in Somerset County, and another three years at Parkside High School in Wicomico County.
Lauer is especially pleased to be teaching at Snow Hill High School, because her oldest child just started pre-K at nearby Snow Hill Elementary School.
“Worcester County (has) such a great school system,” Lauer said, adding that she has a strong personal interest in maintaining that excellence now that her own child has entered the system.
As a Teacher Champion, Lauer will act as a liaison between Snow Hill High School and the Worcester County Education Foundation (WCEF). The mission of the WCEF is to create equal access to a world-class education. By bridging community resources with the needs of the schools, foundation members believe that every child in Worcester County can have access to the learning tools necessary in order to succeed.
Working on the front lines, teachers like Lauer have a unique perspective of current and evolving needs of students, teachers and staff, which allow the WCEF to constantly evaluate, define and quickly respond with financial or other support where it’s most needed. To learn more about the WCEF, visit www.wced.foundation or call 410-632-5076.
Lauer grew up in Philadelphia and graduated from Central High School. She earned a Bachelor in Science from Salisbury University, a Masters in Science (Microbiology Concentration) from Virginia Tech and a Masters of Arts in Teaching (Biology) from Salisbury University.
While attending Salisbury University she substituted in Worcester County. Upon graduation, she taught for three years at Washington High School in Somerset County, and another three years at Parkside High School in Wicomico County.
Lauer is especially pleased to be teaching at Snow Hill High School, because her oldest child just started pre-K at nearby Snow Hill Elementary School.
“Worcester County (has) such a great school system,” Lauer said, adding that she has a strong personal interest in maintaining that excellence now that her own child has entered the system.
As a Teacher Champion, Lauer will act as a liaison between Snow Hill High School and the Worcester County Education Foundation (WCEF). The mission of the WCEF is to create equal access to a world-class education. By bridging community resources with the needs of the schools, foundation members believe that every child in Worcester County can have access to the learning tools necessary in order to succeed.
Working on the front lines, teachers like Lauer have a unique perspective of current and evolving needs of students, teachers and staff, which allow the WCEF to constantly evaluate, define and quickly respond with financial or other support where it’s most needed. To learn more about the WCEF, visit www.wced.foundation or call 410-632-5076.