It is my honor to recognize an educator in my district who is making a lasting difference in the lives of Bucks County students. Rebecca Obert-Thorn, of Pennwood Middle School in Lower Makefield, was recently named the winner of the Axalta All-Pro Teacher of the Year Award. For this distinction, Rebecca has secured $7,000 for Pennwood to be used on materials that promote STEM education and opportunities for students. This program, which is in collaboration with the Philadelphia Eagles, honored Rebecca due to her dedication in the classroom, along with her work on the board of directors at Silver Lake Nature Center in Bristol and through STEM work at the Bucks County Community College. It also featured an event at Pennwood Middle School with Eagles wide receiver Bryce Treggs. I applaud Rebecca for her work in promoting STEM education and her commitment to building our next generation of leaders in Bucks County. Recognizing Council Rock High School South
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