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Glendale teacher honored for lasting impact on students

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By Colton Shone Verified, Brian Petersheim Jr. Verified
| KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
GLENDALE, AZ (AZFamily) — A first-grade teacher at Copper Creek Elementary School was honored with a Silver Apple Award for her dedication to students. Annie Lippert has taught first grade in the Deer Valley Unified School District for more than 16 years. Colleagues and families say her impact extends far beyond the classroom, with former students continuing to invite her to graduations and other major life events. “I have the privilege of volunteering every week in her classroom.
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Buckeye math teacher receives Silver Apple award after 5 student nominations

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By Alexis Cortez, Colton Shone Verified
| KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
BUCKEYE, AZ (AZFamily) — A group of West Valley students gave their math teacher a heartwarming surprise as the school year comes to an end, honoring her hard work and dedication in the classroom. Amanda Schneider, a 7th-grade math teacher at John McCain Elementary School in Buckeye, received a Silver Apple award after five of her students nominated her for the honor. “She is a true advocate for her kids and just an incredible teacher all around.
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Arizona ranks near top in missing Indigenous person cases

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By Colton Shone Verified
| KPHO-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — It’s a crisis that has impacted tribal communities and members for decades. The number of Native people who’ve been murdered, or those who make up missing person cases, is disproportionately higher than any other group. To highlight this problem, Tuesday is National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
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