Jeremy Lauer named Sheridan County Teacher of the Year
By ALLAN TINKER
State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler applauded 47 North Dakota educators named as 2022 County Teachers of the Year, praising them
as examples of professional excellence in education. “Our teachers have dealt with unprecedented challenges in recent years –brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic – and they responded by showing their imagination, their adaptability, their empathy, and their passion for serving their students,” Baesler said. “Our County Teachers of the Year are sterling examples of these qualities.” Jeremy Lauer, McClusky Elementary, was named Sheridan County Teacher of the year. The selections demonstrate continued growth in North Dakota’s Teacher of the Year program, which Baesler has worked to expand during her tenure as state superintendent. The program honored 40 County Teachers of the Year for 2021, and 20 the year before. Baesler’s goal is to have County Teacher of the Year honorees from all 53 North Dakota counties. Six counties did not have nominees for 2022.
