Within the dynamic corridors of Allatoona High School, amid the perpetual commotion of the student body, there is an exceptional cohort of instructors whose unwavering commitment and fervor emanate from the walls. Ashley Dinkel and Jacob Longacre, both special education instructors, were recently honored for their exceptional service to the school community and steadfast commitment to their pupils’ achievements.
Special education instructors exert a pivotal influence on the lives of students with diverse disabilities and requirements. Furthermore, by serving as companions and mentors, they provide their pupils with invaluable guidance and support to guarantee their scholastic and personal achievements.
This exceptional combination of responsibilities is exemplified by Dinkel and Longacre, who go the extra mile to ensure that each student in their charge has the necessary assistance and resources to achieve their utmost capabilities.
Students are not only imparting vital knowledge but also participating in tangible, applied exercises in Dinkel’s classroom, which exemplifies her progressive pedagogical stance. Dinkel establishes a vibrant educational setting that cultivates self-reliance and enables her pupils to achieve success beyond the confines of the classroom, by having them develop social skills and prepare to make dog presents. Truly admirable is her commitment to equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and self-assurance necessary to confront the complexities of life beyond high school.
Conversely, Longacre’s influence transcends the confines of the educational setting in his capacity as a coach and a teacher. As an Interrelated Teacher, he ensures the success and integration of students with disabilities into the general curriculum by providing them with vital support. Furthermore, in his capacity as the Buc wrestling coach, Longacre has been instrumental in providing guidance to student-athletes in their pursuit of success, which culminated in the inaugural females GHSA state championship for Allatoona. His dedication to academic and personal success exemplifies the mentoring and leadership qualities that shape his pedagogical approach.
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The Cobb Schools’ Special Education Department has awarded Dinkel and Longacre with this honor in recognition of their extraordinary contributions and the positive influence they have had on the Allatoona High School community. Their unwavering support, ingenuity, and devotion to their pupils serve as a source of motivation for all, reinforcing the profound impact that compassionate educators are capable of bringing about in the lives of their charges.