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Murray honored as great American teacher
Feb 24, 2004 8:00 AM
By Stefan Eady - Faculty
Selected because he has “made a difference” in the life of one of his former students, Raymond Murray, Upper School English instructor, has been nominated again to be honored in Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers. The only students invited to submit nominations are those who have distinguished themselves by being recognized for excellence in either Who’s Who Among American High Schools Students or The National Dean’s List.
Only five percent of the nation’s teachers are honored in each edition of Who’s Who and less than two percent are included in more than one edition. “Your students are clearly sending you a message of how special you are, a tribute bestowed on very few teachers,” Parke H. Davis, chair, National Academic Affairs, said in his letter to Murray telling him of the honor.
Only five percent of the nation’s teachers are honored in each edition of Who’s Who and less than two percent are included in more than one edition. “Your students are clearly sending you a message of how special you are, a tribute bestowed on very few teachers,” Parke H. Davis, chair, National Academic Affairs, said in his letter to Murray telling him of the honor.
