If you ask Barbara Clymer to tell you about herself, she'll say, she was "built by Bethlehem."
As fast as things move at Shawnee Elementary School in Easton, Brenda Hartzell stays one beat ahead.
When you get sick at school, you know who to call. And, last year, when a sickness began spreading that nobody knew anything about, in many schools, the nurses were the ones that administrators turned to, and said "what do we do now?"
Anna Ackley knew she wanted to work with students like Jazlaya Haring, after growing up with a sister who was visually impaired.
At the start of the pandemic, the hallways within the Easton Area School District went quiet.
The library at Parkland High School is usually a quiet place.
Everybody knows somebody who works overtime in the background, to make sure everything up front shines.
She was nominated for not just being a great educator, but for making sure that during the pandemic, no student was left out.
Jared Bitting can still remember spotting his future wife at a college semi-formal, 20 years ago.
The "forecast" for this year's Lehigh Valley Women's Summit is a good one!
