Greenburgh celebrates State History Teacher of the Year from Woodlands High School
Mandel Holland had been nominated by a current junior at Woodlands High School, a testament to the lasting impression he has made within the educational community.
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Dec 7, 2023, 2:13 PM
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5ds agoMandel Holland, the esteemed State History Teacher of the Year from Woodlands High School, is set to receive a special honor from the Town of Greenburgh.
The recognition will take place during the upcoming Town Board meeting scheduled for Dec. 13.
Officials from the Greenburgh School District expressed their immense appreciation for having Mandel Holland as part of their teaching faculty, emphasizing the profound impact he has had on the lives of numerous young individuals. His dedication and influence were underscored as district representatives highlighted the positive contributions he's made to students' educational journeys.
The honor was bestowed upon Holland after being nominated by a current junior at Woodlands High School, a testament to the lasting impression he has made within the educational community.
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