Tara Klink, the district Teacher of the Year, at left, together with Jaime Copley, the assistant principal for Franklin County High School. [ Morgan Martin | FCSD CIO ]
In 2006, Tara Klink was the valedictorian of the Apalachicola High School graduating class, and Heather Lee was the salutatorian.Seventeen years later, the two young women have been named Teachers of the Year, Klink for the entire district after being selected the top teacher at Franklin County Schools, and Lee, now married to husband Eric...
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