Lite Rock 95.9 The Upper Cumberland's Home Of Lite Rock
106-9 Kicks Country and Progressive Savings Bank asked Jackson County to show their Upper Cumberland Spirit. They did and it could win Jackson County $1000! Check out the gallery below.
Now it’s your turn Pickett County! Click Here to upload your pictures!
And be sure to come out Friday night for the Football Friday Tailgate Party from 5-7pm. We’ll have plenty of photo ops for you, your kids, and the entire community.
The school with the most Upper Cumberland Spirit Pictures at the end of the season wins the $1000 from Progressive Savings Bank.
You only have until Sunday at midnight to get all your pictures uploaded so get busy and show your Upper Cumberland Spirit!
JACKSON COUNTY UPPER CUMBERLAND SPIRIT GALLERY:
Jessica Rollins is a fifth grade teacher at Homestead Elementary School of Crossville. Rollins was nominated because she makes learning fun and is a caring teacher. The nomination says that Rollins teaches this student’s favorite subjects: social studies and science.
Julie Miller is an English teacher at Livingston Academy High School. The nomination states that Miller is the greatest teacher as well as a great friend. She’s also willing to listen and try to help her students out.
Brian Amaral has been the band director at White County Middle School for 10 years. Music has always been an area of strength for Mr. Amaral. His band directors were very important people in his life. He wanted to pass along his knowledge of music to students and make a difference in their lives.
Eric Howard is a mathematics teacher at Cookeville High School. Howard’s nominator says his cheerful personality and helpfulness overshadows the little bit of disorganization that can be witnessed in his classroom.
