Lampasas High School recognizes faculty of the month

  • Recognized as Star Supporter of the Month was Beth Oestreich, an instructional technologist at Lampasas High School. “She has had many challenges throughout this year, and she has handled them all with grace,” Assistant Principal Ryan Race said. Oestreich is pictured with Texas Farm Bureau Insurance representative Clay Phillips, at left, and Race. COURTESY PHOTO
    Recognized as Star Supporter of the Month was Beth Oestreich, an instructional technologist at Lampasas High School. “She has had many challenges throughout this year, and she has handled them all with grace,” Assistant Principal Ryan Race said. Oestreich is pictured with Texas Farm Bureau Insurance representative Clay Phillips, at left, and Race. COURTESY PHOTO
  • COURTESY PHOTO LHS Assistant Principal Ryan Race, at left, presents Nicole Barker with a certificate recognizing her as Substitute of the Month for September. Clay Phillips of Texas Farm Bureau Insurance also extended his appreciation to Barker for her work at the high school campus.
    COURTESY PHOTO LHS Assistant Principal Ryan Race, at left, presents Nicole Barker with a certificate recognizing her as Substitute of the Month for September. Clay Phillips of Texas Farm Bureau Insurance also extended his appreciation to Barker for her work at the high school campus.
  • Lampasas High School honored Vannetta Chapman as its Teacher of the Month for September. The English teacher is also an accomplished author. “She does an amazing job building relationships with her students to promote high-level thinking,” said Assistant Principal Ryan Race, pictured at right. Also on hand for the recognition was Clay Phillips of Texas Farm Bureau Insurance. COURTESY PHOTO
    Lampasas High School honored Vannetta Chapman as its Teacher of the Month for September. The English teacher is also an accomplished author. “She does an amazing job building relationships with her students to promote high-level thinking,” said Assistant Principal Ryan Race, pictured at right. Also on hand for the recognition was Clay Phillips of Texas Farm Bureau Insurance. COURTESY PHOTO