About Louis Nesbitt

Louis is the Business and Development Specialist for the Division of Partnerships, Development, and Marketing.

Passionate for Learning

June 7th, 2018|Glen Burnie Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"It is important for students to know that I am invested in them as a person with diverse interests and not just in the classroom."--Bethany Siwajek, Marley Middle School Teacher

My Teaching Philosophy

June 7th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"I believe there are outstanding teachers because they are in the line of work for the right reasons."--Kristen Brice, RHL Elementary Teacher

Teaching Like a Doctor

June 7th, 2018|Arundel Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"I must understand my students, identify concerns, diagnose the areas of difficulty and problem solve for solutions."--Lisa Taltavull, Crofton Middle School Special Education Teacher

Reaching Towards Individualized Growth

June 7th, 2018|Annapolis Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"Teaching is part of who I am, and thank goodness there is still much to learn."--Tonia Haislip, Bates Middle School Teacher

A Shift in Classroom Dynamic

June 7th, 2018|Chesapeake Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"I would not be a teacher without them, so the classroom is just as much theirs as it is mine."--Margaret Graham, CBMS Teacher

My Journey to Becoming a Mathematics Resource Teacher

June 5th, 2018|Glen Burnie Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"In 9th grade I met an Algebra teacher who changed my life goals. She would give up her planning time to sit with me and explain the 'why' of Algebra. This one teacher gave me the hope that I could be an effective Math teacher just like her."--Lori Berry, Woodside Elementary School Math Resource Teacher

Uncovering the Talents in Every Child

June 5th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Severna Park Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"I’ve learned that to truly get to know a child I must exude behavior that is both collaborative and inclusive with not only the student, but with all key stakeholders in each child’s life."--Stacey Coppock, Folger McKinsey Teacher

Connecting With My Students to Build Better Relationships

June 5th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Southern Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"The more I learn, the better able I am to provide engaging lessons that support them in growing as learners and rise to their fullest potential."--Christina McCall, Deale ES

“Be the beacon that guides students”

June 5th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Southern Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"Receiving an education should inspire and encourage students to strive to be productive members of a community, great citizens, and meaningful contributors of society."--Tori Peddicord, Southern Middle School

Being the Constant for My Students

June 5th, 2018|Annapolis Stories, Moss-Adams, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"It was and still is my mission that every student can exceed everyone's expectations given the appropriate environment and support so that they can become successful contributing members of society."--Tamara Saxon, MM@JAA Teacher

Creating an Engaging Environment for All Students

June 5th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"Classrooms are not quiet. They should be filled with conversation and movement."--Amy Shinn, Central ES Teacher

Whatever it takes to help my students succeed in math

June 5th, 2018|Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, South River Stories, Teacher of the Year|

"If I can give them at least one year where they feel successful in math, then that will carry throughout high school."--Laura Casciato, Central Middle School

Championing the Whole Child

June 5th, 2018|Meade Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"Building relationships with my students and their families is at the core of my instructional success. I need to reach the whole child for my students to reach their fullest potential."--Kim Travers, MHES

Teaching with Love

June 5th, 2018|Glen Burnie Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"My mother was not an educator, however, she was my first teacher. She disciplined with love, and I try to do the same in my classroom."--Linda Ancin, Freetown Elementary

More than a Job: Teaching is a Passion

June 4th, 2018|Annapolis Stories, Our AACPS Stories, Our Employees, Teacher of the Year|

"My philosophy for teaching is very simple. Everything I do, every interaction that I have with my students, must serve the students to educate and make them feel empowered."--Stacey Scofield, Mills-Parole Elementary School Librarian