Morgan Workman (third from left front row), at September Board Meeting with (from left), Gina Winchester, MISD Board Member, Coy Samons, MISD Superintendent, Robyn Pizzo, MISD Board Member, Dr. Richard Crouch, MISD Board Chair, and Denise Whitaker, MES Principal.
During the Murray Independent School District September Board of Education meeting, Morgan Workman, Murray Elementary School third grade teacher, was recognized as being selected by The Kentucky Reading Association as the 2024 “30 Under 30,” honoree.
Being named among this distinguished group reflects Workman’s relentless dedication, creativity, and passion for literacy. Her innovative teaching methods, unwavering perseverance, and deep commitment to nurturing a love of reading in students has set her apart as leaders in the field. This recognition is not just a testament to honorees’ hard work, but also to the profound impact they are making in the lives of countless young learners.
The Kentucky Reading Association is a regional affiliate of the International Literacy Association and works to be a voice for literacy in Kentucky. These young professionals have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to literacy education, shaping the minds of future generations and ensuring that the joy of reading reaches every corner of our commonwealth.
Their work goes beyond simply teaching children how to read; they are igniting imaginations, encouraging critical thinking, and opening doors to limitless possibilities. The influence they have on students is immeasurable, and their efforts are helping to shape a brighter future for them, one word at a time.