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Johnson-Brock, Lether Sheree was born on March 6, 1953 in Bamberg, South Carolina.
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Lether Sheree Johnson-Brock
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Lether Sheree Johnson-Brock, American Secondary education educator. Recipient Teacher's award Cafritz Foundation, 1989, Growth Initiatives for Teachers award GTE Foundation, 1991; Earthwatch fellow, 1987, Department of Defense, 1985, National Aeronautics and Space Administration/National Science Teachers Association, 1991; named Outstanding Science Teacher United Black Fund, 1993.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Claflin College, 1975; Master of Arts in Teaching, Howard U., 1977; Master of Arts, U. District of Columbia, 1986.
Career
Teacher, District of Columbia Public Schools, Washington, since 1975; teacher, Teacher Corps., 1975-1976; teacher, Taft Junior High School, 1976-1979; teacher, Francis Junior High School, 1979-1992; teacher, Anacostia Senior High School, since 1992; teacher adult education, Prince Georges County Public Schools, Hyattsville, Maryland., 1992-1993; teacher, Ballou Senior H.S., Washington, since 1993. Facilitator Backus Science/Mathematics Center, Washington, 1987-1992. International faculty member Challenger Center, Alexandria, Virginia, since 1992.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Science Teachers Association, District of Columbia Science Educators Association (Vice-President 1991-1993), District of Columbia Network Minority Women in Science (membership chair 1983), Claflin College Alumni Association (treasurer since 1983).
Interests
Connections
M. Michael Steven Brock, July 3, 1991.
Awards
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Recipient Teacher's award Cafritz Foundation, 1989, Growth Initiatives for Teachers award GTE Foundation, 1991. Earthwatch fellow, 1987, Department of Defense, 1985, National Aeronautics and Space Administration/National Science Teachers Association, 1991. Named Outstanding Science Teacher United Black Fund, 1993.Recipient Teacher's award Cafritz Foundation, 1989, Growth Initiatives for Teachers award GTE Foundation, 1991. Earthwatch fellow, 1987, Department of Defense, 1985, National Aeronautics and Space Administration/National Science Teachers Association, 1991. Named Outstanding Science Teacher United Black Fund, 1993.