About Mrs. Lewis

Phone: 423-753-1130

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Degrees and Certifications:

Bachelors in Elementary Education grades K-6 ETSU Sped Mild/Moderate K-12 Tusculum University Severe/Profound K-12 Tusculum University

Mrs. Teresa Lewis

 

I am honored and privileged to be your child’s teacher this year! My name is Teresa Lewis, and I am very proud to be a part of such a wonderful school and system.

I earned my bachelor's degree in elementary education at East Tennessee State University.  I then furthered my education at Tusculum University with a concentration in Special Education. 

Throughout my life I have been very fortunate to have had immeasurable learning opportunities and experiences during my educational studies. I was able to work with so many excellent mentors and advisors throughout my educational career from several local schools. They have helped me to get to where I am today, and for that I am eternally grateful.

I am a lifelong resident of Washington County Tennessee. As an alumnus of West View and David Crockett, I have been provided with opportunities to watch, learn from, observe, and work with some AMAZING teachers growing from a young child into an adult in the field of education. In addition to my family, I have life-long relationships with many wonderful teachers that helped shape me into the person I am today. 

I am married to and we have three children.  We have one dog named Penny.

I love to read and I enjoy traveling and spending time with my family.

I'm excited to see how your child will grow this year!

~ Mrs. Lewis

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  • Dates to Remember:

    • Read Across America Week will be from February 27 through March 3rd at Lamar. We will be having dress-up days, guest speakers, and other activities. More info TBA.
    • Assessments:
      • CASE 3-8 Testing Window- Feb. 27 - March 17, 2023
      • April 17 - May 2, 2023 TCAP ACH 3-5 Testing Window
      • April 17 - May 5, 2023 TCAP ACH 6-8 Testing Window
      • May 10 - 24, 2023 An ELA Stand Alone Field Test will be administered for all grade levels in Spring 2023 following the operational administration window. We will be notified this month if our district will be participating.
    • Maybe Today food truck here this Friday, February 24.
    • EPIC! EPIC! 3rd Nine Weeks Celebrations will be on March 10 (Concessions will be sold).
    • 2nd Round of Yearbook Sales starts Tuesday, February 20.
    • Well Child will be at Lamar March 1st. 
    • National School Breakfast Week (March 6-10) and the theme this year is “Join the Breakfast Builders!”
    • Kindergarten Updates:
      • Screening will be March 15 from 8:30 to 3:30 PM in the gym.
      • Orientation is tentatively scheduled for August 1.

     

    ANNOUNCEMENTS:

     

    Snacks- We have a small afternoon snack in the classroom. If you would like to send a snack with your child.

    If you want to donate snacks to the classroom, just let us know. Some suggestions include: Goldfish Crackers, Animal Crackers, Chips, Individually wrapped snack cakes or granola bars.

     

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    Early Dismissals

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    Washington County Department of Education

    School Supplies List for  2021-2022

     

    School: Lamar School

    Teacher Name: Teresa Lewis   Grade: 3rd-8th CDC

     

    Please know that some merchants are posting inaccurate school supply lists for Washington County students.  In the interest of saving time and money for Washington County families, it is suggested that a family member contact the school principal or the child's teacher to find out exactly what he or she will need for the upcoming school year.

    Items needed for every student in my classroom:

    • backpack (no rolling backpacks)
    • pencil box /pouch
    • 2 packages No. 2 Ticonderoga Pencils
    • cap or pink block erasers
    • glue sticks
    • Crayola crayons
    • wide ruled loose leaf notebook paper
    • wide ruled spiral notebook
    • construction paper

    Overall classroom wish list (optional):

    • tissues
    • Clorox wipes
    • baby wipes
    • Band-Aids
    • paper plates/cups/napkins
    • liquid antibacterial soap
    • Ziploc bags (snack/sandwich/quart/gallon sizes)
    • colored or white copy paper
    • colored pencils
    • washable markers

     

     

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    MOTTO

    I am a Cherokee working to be the best that I can be!

     

      

    LAMAR SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT

    The administration, faculty, and staff of Lamar School strive to meet the

    educational needs of all students enabling them to be responsible and productive citizens.

     

    VISION

    Learning is a process which is cultivated through the collaborative

    efforts of the school, home, and community.
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  • Belief Statement

                I believe as a teacher it is my duty to teach all students that enter my classroom.  I feel that every child has the right to receive an education.  I believe that all students can learn. As a teacher I must help teach the students to learn to their potential, or "personal best".  I also believe that my classroom needs to be a safe, inviting, comfortable place for all of our students. I believe the most important aspects of learning is for the student to feel included and valued. A successful inclusive classroom will include students with disabilities, different religions, and different ethnic or socioeconomic backgrounds. 

                I believe that by making necessary classroom accommodations, every student can benefit and learn.  By assuring students that they are valued and not isolated I will vary my inclusion process for a student with different abilities or strengths.  The world is a diverse place.  One of the ways learning can be enhanced is to embrace differences and incorporate them into the classroom. By including and valuing the contributions of students from diverse academic, physical, economic, ethnic or cultural backgrounds, the classroom will be a place that supports equality and diversity.      

      By promoting inclusion and diversity in the classroom, we can serve to prepare students for the world. Social development of all students will be enhanced by the daily interactions with students of diverse backgrounds, or abilities.Every student deserves to learn to the best of their ability.  I will do the best I can to embrace and enhance each student’s potential to learn. ~ Mrs. Lewis