Maine Teacher
of The Year

Recipients

We’re proud to recognize Julia Edwards as Maine’s 2026 Teacher of the Year.

Bruce Whittier Middle School and Poland Regional High School

Julia Edwards is a passionate, innovative choral music educator at Bruce Whittier Middle School and Poland Regional High School. Educate Maine and the Maine Department of Education announced the award at a surprise ceremony in the school gymnasium.

“Her enthusiasm for music and its ability to serve as a connector across cultures and differences is remarkable, and her gift for extending that love of the arts to her students is admirable. Maine is lucky to have Julia representing and advocating for educators statewide throughout the next year.”
— Pender Makin, Commissioner, Maine Department of Education

2025 Becky Hallowell

Becky teaches fourth grade at Wiscasset Elementary School

“I love the kids best. It is so energizing to greet them in the morning and watch them hustle over to the day’s agenda to find out what we get to do that day. Teaching is a great outlet for creativity, and I love planning lessons that help nurture my students’ enthusiasm for learning.”

2024 Joshua Chard

Joshua teaches second and third-grade students at East End Community School in Portland.

“This recognition is about my amazing students as much as it is about me. How lucky am I to get to be inspired by these hilarious, insightful, motivated, and empathetic humans every day?”

2023: Matt Bernstein

Matt is a ninth-grade humanities social studies teacher at Casco Bay High School in Portland.

“I am extremely humbled and grateful for this recognition and, even more so, for the opportunity to work with inspiring colleagues, families, and students and for the guidance I have received throughout my career from so many in my community.”

2022: Kelsey Stoyanova

Kelsey teaches eighth-grade students Language Arts and Writing at Reeds Brook Middle School in Hampden (RSU 22)

“I am passionate about books. One of my favorite things to do is match students with the right books for them. Books that offer them mirrors, glimpses of themselves so that they feel seen, or windows, a view of identities and experiences they might not live but can learn and grow from.”

2021: Cindy Soule
School at time of award: Gerald E. Talbot Community School, Portland

2020: Heather Whitaker
School at time of award: Gorham Middle School

2019: Joseph Hennessey
School at time of award: Piscataquis Community High School

2018: Kaitlin Young
School at time of award: SeDoMoCha School

2017: Tamara Ranger
School at time of award: Skowhegan Area Middle School

2016: Talya Edlund
School at time of award: Pond Cove Elementary School

2015: Jennifer Dorman
School at time of award: Skowhegan Area Middle School

2014: Karen MacDonald
School at time of award: King Middle School, Portland

2013: Shannon Shanning
School at time of award: Bruce M. Whittier Middle School, Poland

2012: Alana Margeson
School at time of award: Caribou High School

2011: Shelly Moody
School at time of award: Williams Elementary School, Oakland

2010: Kevin Grover
School at time of Award: D.W. Lunt Elementary School, Falmouth

2009: Gloria Noyes
School at time of Award: Congin Elementary School, Westbrook

2008: Martin McKeon
School at time of Award: Sanford High School

2008: Martin McKeon
School at time of Award: Sanford High School

2007: Brittany Ray
School at time of Award: Narraguagus High School, Harrington

2006: Donna Tardif
School at time of Award: Montello Elementary School, Lewiston

2005: Sherri Gould
School at time of Award: Nokomis Regional High School, Newport

 

2004: Marguerite Lawler-Rohner
School at time of Award: Fred C. Wescott Jr. High, Westbrook

2003: Betsy Ann Mayo
School at time of Award: Crooked River Elementary School, Casco

2002: Peter Lancia
School at time of Award: Saccarappa Elementary School, Westbrook

2001: Elaine Hendrickson
School at time of Award: Skyway Middle School, Presque Isle

2000: Todd Fields
School at time of Award: Westbrook Regional Vocational Center

1999: Pete Pedersen
School at time of Award: Vinalhaven High School

1998: Joanne Alex
School at time of Award: Stillwater Montessori School, Old Town

1997: Paul McDowell
School at time of Award: Harrison Lyseth Elementary School, Portland

1996: Robert Maurais
School at time of Award: Yarmouth Middle School

1995: Argy Nestor
School at time of Award: D.R. Gaul Middle School, Union

1994: Dorothy Maxwell
School at time of Award: Sacopee Valley High School, Hiram

1993: Richard Kent
School at time of Award: Mountain Valley High School, Rumford

1992: Franklin McElwain
School at time of Award: Limestone Community School

1991: Stephen Ellwood
School at time of Award: St. Francis Elementary School

1990: Bill Nave
School at time of Award: River Valley Alternative School, Turner

1989: Marjorie Miller
School at time of Award: Longfellow Elementary School, Portland

1988: Irving Richardson
School at time of Award: Mast Landing School, Freeport

1987: Linda Voss
School at time of Award: China Elementary School

1986: Charles Seymour
School at time of Award: Camden Hills Regional High School

1985: John Moffitt
School at time of Award: Windham High School

1984: Lawrence Greenleaf
School at time of Award: Belfast Area High School

1983: Marlene Day

1982: Rena Labbe
School at time of Award: Madawaska Middle School

1981: Sarah Chipman

1980: Gordon Corbett

1979: Janice Parker

1978: Mildred Merrill
School at time of Award: South School, Rockland

1977: Irene Armstrong

1976: Roberta Rogers
School at time of Award: Falmouth High School

1975: Maureen Wallace

1974: Vivian Smith

1973: Doris Connors

1972: Marilyn Todd

1971: James Fiske

1970: Ruth Nunan

1969: Emmett Stevens

1968: Elizabeth Brennan

1967: Donald Mailloux

1966: Madelyn Linscott

1964: Karlton E. Higgins

1958: Dorothy Green

1954: Elizabeth Ray


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