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Teenage whisperer: Colorado teacher of the year and UNC graduate Jessica May adopted own twist learning how to teach - Vimarsana News

Teenage whisperer: Colorado teacher of the year and UNC graduate Jessica May adopted own twist learning how to teach

"They're just trying to figure out who they are and who they want to be," May said. "They're very unique and hormonal and dramatic. Their emotions are flying."

Teenage whisperer: Colorado teacher of the year and UNC graduate Jessica May adopted own twist learning how to teach - Vimarsana News

Teenage whisperer: Colorado teacher of the year and UNC graduate Jessica May adopted own twist learning how to teach

"They're just trying to figure out who they are and who they want to be," May said. "They're very unique and hormonal and dramatic. Their emotions are flying."

Jessica May named finalist for Colorado Educator of the Year - Vimarsana News

Jessica May named finalist for Colorado Educator of the Year

Turner Middle School teacher Jessica May has been named one of seven finalists for Colorado Educator of the Year, a recognition she hopes will allow her to better advocate for the needs of teachers and students. 

Teachers and mental health: How one group is caring for educators - Vimarsana News

Teachers and mental health: How one group is caring for educators

What’s the best way to show support and respect for educators? For one group in Colorado, the answer is to provide free mental health care that empowers teachers.

Teachers head back to school with optimism and some worry - Vimarsana News

Teachers head back to school with optimism and some worry

Quarantines are gone and a new year is beginning. Teachers are hopeful, but still worried.