For September’s “Teacher Feature,” 97.9 The Hill’s Brighton McConnell is joined by a pair of educators who are set to present at upcoming conferences. Molly Kearns (a classroom teacher at Morris Grove Elementary School) and Connie Wolf (the Instructional Technology Facilitator at Smith Middle School) share details on their presentations and the benefits of attending such conferences. Nancy Zeman with the Public School Foundation adds how the local nonprofit is helping local educators attend such conferences with grants.

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