99.5 WKDQ has teamed up with Liberty Federal Credit Union to show one teacher in the Tri-State each month that the work they're putting in for their students isn't going unnoticed.

Teachers put in a lot of work to make sure their students have all of the tools they need to learn and succeed in life. We want to make sure that we honor those educators here in the Evansville area who sometimes don't get the recognition that they deserve. That's why we, along with Liberty Federal Credit Union have partnered up to have you nominate your favorite teacher in the Evansville area to be named the WKDQ Teacher of the Month.

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WKDQ Teacher of the Month for October 2024

The Teacher of the Month winner for the month of October comes to us from Boonville High School. What's cool about this winner is that not only did she have a few people nominate her, but I was a former student of hers, and she happens to be the favorite teacher that I have ever had. Mrs. Susan Lehr, an Algebra teacher at Boonville High School is this month's winner!

Mrs. Lehr, is a wonderful teacher, but more importantly, an amazing person. The folks that nominated her had the same thing to say about her, and I couldn't agree more. Mrs. Lehr is one of those teachers who not only cares about her students' education, but she cares about the students on a personal level. Not only was she my teacher, but she was a mentor, counselor, and now a friend. I couldn't have been happier to see Mrs. Lehr nominated, and selected as the winner for the Teacher of the Month!

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To nominate your child's teacher, simply fill out the form below with your name and contact information, along with the name of your child's teacher, the school they teach at, and a brief reason for what makes them special and why they deserve the recognition. At the end of each month, we'll select one entry as our Teacher of the Month and hook them up with a bouquet of flowers from Zeidler's, along with a $50 gift card to the Copper House restaurant on Franklin Street personally delivered by myself, Melissa, and Jake as a small token of your appreciation.

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