2 Named Semifinalists for Teacher of Year
Two Los Angeles County teachers have been named semifinalists in the 1992 California Teacher of the Year competition, state education officials announced Tuesday.
Ali Maxwell Taylor, a Granada Hills High School English and speech teacher, and Robert William Bruesch, a sixth-grade teacher in Rosemead, are among eight semifinalists selected from 57 nominees selected by county offices of education throughout the state.
Bruesch teaches a bilingual class at Frances E. Willard Elementary School in Rosemead, part of the Garvey Elementary School District. Bruesch, 47, who has taught for 25 years, also serves as a member of the Rosemead City Council. Taylor, 44, a teacher for 20 years, is noted among her students and peers for her energetic and creative classes, said students and administrators at Granada Hills High.
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