Teresa Myers

“Mrs. Myers communicates the importance of learning so all students are encouraged to give their best effort. She uses positive reinforcements with a caring demeanor in her daily interactions,” said Tyrone High School Principal Chad Packer. 

Eagle Eye: What does working within Tyrone school district mean to you?

Teresa Myers: It means the world to me. I was born in Tyrone, then moved away, but my heart has always been here.  Most of my family lives in the area, so this is where my roots are.

EE: How have you gone above and beyond to help your students? 

TM: I think students would say I go out of my way to listen to them so that I can understand what they are going through.

EE: What is your favorite thing about working with students?

TM: Getting to know each student for who they are and what their strengths and weaknesses are help me to encourage them to be the best they can be.

EE: What is the most important part of your job?

TM: Helping students get through 9th grade.

EE: How can other teachers be an inspiration to their students and other members of the community, either within or outside the school?

TM: Just be flexible. 

EE: Who inspired you to become the teacher or staff member you are? 

TM: I’m not sure it was any one person. I work with a team of extraordinary people. I draw my strength from everyone.