Snyder ISD recognized Sally Miller, Carla Worrell, Azalea Guillory, and Cooper Pharies as Employees of the Month at the most recent Board of Trustees meeting. Each was honored for her dedication to students, colleagues, and schools.
Sally Miller | Teacher for the Visually Impaired and Deaf/Hard of Hearing
Sally Miller was recognized for supporting students wholeheartedly from the time she first met them through graduation. She worked alongside students and staff to help ensure each student had the support and opportunities needed to succeed.
Through efforts such as White Cane Safety Day, Mrs. Miller helped build awareness and understanding while celebrating the independence of students with visual impairments. Her recognition highlighted her compassion, commitment, and belief in her students.
Carla Worrell | Kindergarten Teacher
In her second year as a kindergarten teacher with Snyder ISD, Carla Worrell was honored for her impact on students, colleagues, and her campus.
As the kindergarten reading professional learning community (PLC) lead, Mrs. Worrell brought a passion for early literacy and helping every student succeed. Nominated by her peers, she was recognized for her students’ progress and her willingness to share instructional strategies, assist with lesson planning, and support fellow teachers. Her colleagues also celebrated her work ethic, positive attitude, and dedication to children.
Azalea Guillory | Custodian
Azalea Guillory was recognized for the kindness, professionalism, and cheerful attitude she brought to her work as a Snyder ISD custodian.
Her dependable work ethic and willingness to lend a hand made her a valued member of the team. Her recognition celebrated the care she gave our schools and her readiness to help wherever she was needed.
Cooper Pharies | High School Counseling Office Secretary
Cooper Pharies was honored for quickly becoming a dependable member of the Snyder High School counseling office and volunteering to lead Tiger Family, previously known as Adopt a Tiger.
Through the program, students in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade connected with high school football, cheer, and volleyball athletes for mentorship and encouragement. Her initiative helped younger Tigers feel seen and supported while giving student-athletes meaningful opportunities to serve as role models.
Snyder ISD thanked all four honorees for the care and dedication they brought to their work each day.