See Who Was Named A 2025 Distinguished Teacher In Greenwich

GREENWICH, CT — The Distinguished Teachers Awards Committee (DTAC) this week named Greenwich Public Schools’ 2025 Distinguished Teachers.

2025 Distinguished Teachers

• Frances Bittman, Greenwich High School, English & AVID
• Robin Chenot, North Mianus School, music
• Bethany Fuscaldo, Greenwich High School, music
• Julia Haas-Godsil, Glenville School, math interventionist
• Ralph Marmor, Western Middle School, english
• Dr. Beena Ramachandran, Greenwich High School, chemistry

“The Distinguished Teacher Awards Committee received so many outstanding nominations this year,” DTAC Co-Chairs Ms. Linda Shirley and Ms. Judy Soto said jointly in a news release. “It is an affirmation of the amazing, talented and dedicated teachers that comprise the Greenwich Public School system. We are indeed fortunate to live in an area that values education and strives to provide the best teachers for our students and community.”

The entire GPS community is welcome to celebrate the Distinguished Teachers at an awards ceremony set for 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 8 at Central Middle School.

About the Distinguished Teachers Awards Program

Nominations for GPS Distinguished Teachers are submitted by students, parents, and colleagues in early March each year. Each member of the Distinguished Teachers Awards Committee (DTAC), Inc. reviews every nomination packet.

At the annual “vote meeting” in April, DTAC members submit their ballots anonymously and without discussion. The ballots are tallied and the six teachers with the most votes are selected to receive the Distinguished Teacher Award.

The DTAC includes no more than 20 members, with representatives from the Greenwich Board of Education, Greenwich Education Association, Greenwich Organization of School Administrators, PTA Council, members of community organizations, parents, and many previously named Greenwich Distinguished Teachers.