Teacher Of The Day: Thomas Grzybowsk

Thursday, February 4th 2021, 5:40 am

By: News 9

Teacher Of The Day: Thomas Grzybowski

Teacher Of The Day: Thomas Grzybowski

Thursday's T-Mobile teacher of the day is Thomas Grzybowsk, better known as "Coach Grizzz."

He teaches 9th and 10th-grade Geometry at Mustang High School.

Coach Grizz's nominator says he does all of his work while keeping the school's soccer team going strong.

His hard work and dedication has not gone unnoticed.

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