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‘A Game Changer’ — How One Enfield Teacher Made All The Difference
Parents say Ms. Kilty's patience, flexibility, and kindness helped their children succeed when it mattered most.
Enfield, CT — Back-to-school season brings a mix of excitement and nerves — for students, parents and staff alike. Thankfully, Enfield is home to everyday school heroes who help make the transition smoother and the school year a little brighter.
From teachers and tutors to bus drivers, cafeteria staff, crossing guards and more, these caring individuals bring steady support and positivity to our schools. To recognize their many contributions — big and small — Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to salute the unsung heroes of back-to-school.
This submission comes from Amanda Pickett, who nominated Ms. Kilty of Hazardville.
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What is the school hero’s name?
Ms. Kilty
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Where does this school hero work?
Hazardville
Please describe why this individual is a hero at your school.
Ms. Kilty was a game changer for my son in 2nd grade. And when things were tough, she helped out by moving schools and teaching special education. Ms. Kilty knows her students and does everything she can to ensure they succeed!
How do you know the school hero you’re nominating?
Son’s teacher
What should your community know about this person?
Ms. Kilty goes above and beyond to ensure kids have what they need to access their learning. She communicates with families. And, does everything she can to ensure her students succeed.
What three words best describe the school hero?
Patient, flexible, and kind
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