Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Awards Program Offers Opportunity for 'Self Evaluation,' says Price Educator

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PRICE - Just a few months ago, Karen Bedont, who teaches at the Lighthouse Life and Learning Center, was one of five teachers to receive an Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award. She says it was the successful culmination of a process of self-reflection and self-discovery.

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