Some teachers stick to the curriculum. Mrs. Fuller sticks with you.

Mrs. Fuller isn’t just a teacher handing out grades, she understands that students are more than deadlines and test scores. Students carry immense pressure from extracurriculars, late-night jobs, family struggles and the weight of just growing up. In a world where stress piles up fast, she’s a steady hand, a reminder that being understood matters just as much as being taught.

“Freshman year, I lost some of my closest family members,” one student who wished to remain anonymous said. “I was falling behind, turning in work late and just not in the mindset to care about school. But Mrs. Fuller noticed. She didn’t push and didn’t demand explanations, she just reminded me, day after day, that her door was always open. She worked with me, believed in me and helped me pass not just her class, but one of the hardest seasons of my life.”

In a building full of great educators, Mrs. Fuller stands out for more than her teaching. Her impact can’t be measured by a simple test score; it’s measured by the way her students are excited to walk into her class and walk out feeling more capable and confident knowing that there is someone who is there for them and truly believes in them. It’s not just about the support she offers, it’s about how she goes the extra mile to make sure her students not only understand the material but also improve and grow every day. That’s what makes Mrs. Fuller different.