Granite City Teacher Preps Students For Adulthood, Wins $500
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A Granite City teacher has won $500 for his effort in preparing students for the real world. William Laycock teachers Machine Shop at Granite City High School, of the Granite City Community School District #9. Amber Duke nominated Laycock for KPLR’s Tools For Teachers award after Laycock helped her nephew land a career after high school. “Mr. Laycock is a young teacher with an old soul,” she wrote in her nomination. “He has an ‘old school’…
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