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Apples for Teachers awarded to local educator for empathy during difficult times

By etvnews.com · July 13, 2026 · 1 min read
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A single red apple sits on a rustic wooden desk in a dimly lit, quiet classroom setting, symbolizing recognition and care in education. The background shows a blurred chalkboard, evoking a sense of nostalgia and academic devotion in Carbon County.
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PRICE – During the Carbon County School Board meeting held on Wednesday, July 8, a teacher was honored with the “Apples for Teachers” award for her patience and compassion when a student needed it most. Mrs. Chloe Pritt, an educator at Carbon High School, was named the latest recipient of the Apples for Teachers award.

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