BETHEL, Ohio — Bethel-Tate Middle School teacher Shari Carnahan is the latest honoree in the district’s Tiger Pride Shoutout series, recognized after two families separately nominated her for the compassion and encouragement she has shown their children, Bethel-Tate Local Schools said in a Facebook post.
One parent told the district that Carnahan helped her son through a difficult stretch of sixth grade, offering reassurance and a welcoming presence when he needed it most, and that Carnahan still checks in with him four years later. A second parent said Carnahan goes above and beyond for her students and keeps families informed along the way, according to the post.
The Tiger Pride Shoutout series lets students, parents and staff nominate Bethel-Tate employees who they feel have gone beyond their job duties, with nominations submitted through the district’s website.
Bethel-Tate Middle School is part of Bethel-Tate Local Schools, the Clermont County district based in Bethel that also includes Bethel-Tate High School. The district’s teams and students compete as the Tigers, wearing the school colors of scarlet and gray.
The information contained in this story was obtained from Bethel-Tate Local Schools.