Michelle Savoie is a junior high teacher at Eleanor Hall School. As a Science teacher, Ms. Savoie excels at encouraging independent, creative, and critical thinking. Her lessons are designed to promote exploration, hypothesis development, and scientific exploration through guided inquiry and engaging experiments. Through project-based learning and thought-provoking questions, she fosters creativity and challenges students to solve problems critically.  She is known for her personalized approach to teaching, tailoring her lessons to meet the diverse learning needs of her students, providing individual support and creating exciting learning experiences to keep her students actively engaged. 

Ms. Savoie’s positive and infectious attitude creates a welcoming space for students, parents, and colleagues. Students find comfort and support in her presence, while parents appreciate her clear communication and dedication to their child’s success.

Her colleagues recognize her exceptional talents. They regularly seek her guidance, especially in matters related to science. From Educational Assistants to parents and students, the praise for Ms. Savoie’s teaching methods and dedication to student success is overwhelming. She embodies a unique blend of professional conduct, innovative teaching practices, and an unwavering commitment to seeing her students thrive. Her passion for science is contagious, inspiring both students and colleagues alike.

Ms. Savoie embodies the essence of a lifelong learner. She constantly reflects on her practices, seeking out new learning opportunities through conferences, professional development, and collaboration with fellow science educators. Her dedication to continuous improvement ensures her students are learning with the most effective methods available.

The PHSD Exemplary Awards Recognition Committee is pleased to present Michelle with the Exemplary Teacher Award in recognition of the positive contributions she makes to her school and community. 

Congratulations Michelle!