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Provo City School District Honors Seven 2026 Foundation Outstanding Educators

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Provo City School District has recognized seven employees as 2026 Foundation Outstanding Educators. The award honors staff members whose work leaves a lasting impression on students.

Key takeaways

  • Seven Provo City School District employees received the 2026 Foundation Outstanding Educators Award.
  • The award recognizes staff members for making a lasting impression on students.
  • Honorees include principals, teachers, an instructional coach, and a technician.

Provo City School District has recognized seven employees as 2026 Foundation Outstanding Educators, according to a September 25 statement. The award recognizes educators and staff members whose daily work leaves a lasting impression on students.

The honorees were originally recognized during the district's 2026 Recognition Night. As part of the recognition process, students shared what they love and appreciate about each recipient.

The 2026 Foundation Outstanding Educators include:

Kim Hawkins, Principal at Westridge

Heidi Isaacson, Instructional Coach at Franklin

Shyrel Petersen, Teacher at Shoreline

Ignacio Ramiro, Teacher at Canyon Crest

Sherylyn Lowe, Teacher at Edgemont

Cassidy Baker, Teacher at Timpview

Ezra Trujillo, Tech in the Technology department

The district expressed gratitude to the employees for the impact they make on students throughout the Provo City School District.

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