Seattle Seahawks Grant Wistrom and Darrell Tapp surprised students and faculty members with school site visits honoring two local teachers as part of the team’s “Symetra Heroes in the Classroom” program. Diane Trudnowski, known by her Maple Elementary students as “Mrs. T,” and Mark Landreville, a science and math teacher at Roosevelt High School, are among the 24 teachers selected from the district’s 3,100 educators who will be named Symetra Heroes in the Classroom during the 2006 football season. The teachers were unaware the Seahawk players were going to make a special visit to present the award until they were introduced during assemblies at each of the schools.
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Seattle Seahawk Defensive End Darrell Tapp presents Mark Landreville, a teacher at Roosevelt High School, with the Symetra Heroes in Classroom award. Landreville has a heavy workload teaching advanced-placement calculus and chemistry among other courses, and was honored by Tapp for his strong instructional skills and leadership contributions.
Seattle Seahawk Defensive End Grant Wistrom surprises second grade teacher Diane Trudnowski with the Symetra Heroes in the Classroom award.
Trudnowski, a teacher in the Seattle public school district for over 20 years, received the award from her favorite Seahawk for her exemplary instructional skills and contributions to Maple Elementary School students.
Thank You Notes: Second grade students from Maple Elementary sent thank you notes to Symetra, the Seahawks and Vulcan for honoring their teacher with the Symetra Heroes in the Classroom award.
