Teacher Of The Day: Kathy Hamilton

Monday, December 14th 2020, 6:18 am

By: News 9

Teacher Of The Day: Kathy Hamilton

Teacher Of The Day: Kathy Hamilton

Monday's teacher of the day is Kathy Hamilton.

Hamilton teaches special education to pre-schoolers at Johnson Park Center and Quail Creek elementary.

She makes and drops off packets and sensory tubs each week for her kids.

She was also a finalist for Oklahoma City Public Schools' 2020 Teacher of the Year.

Keep up the good work, Kathy.

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