Mrs. Toi Pearman, a 4th/5th-grade writing teacher at Jackson Academy, has made a significant impact on student achievement in Language Arts across the district. Through engaging lessons and individualized feedback during writing conferences, she fosters a love for creative writing and expression. Mrs. Pearman incorporates journaling, peer reviews, and storytelling into her instruction, creating a dynamic learning environment. Her dedication to cultivating critical thinking and clear communication has not only boosted student performance on standardized assessments but also inspired many students to confidently publish their work in school newsletters and local writing competitions.
Sumiyah Abdul-Hakim and Giniya Lawson have emerged as standout writers at Jackson Academy, showcasing exceptional talent and creativity. Sumiyah captivates readers with her vivid storytelling and ability to convey deep emotions through descriptive language, while Giniya shines with her insightful essays and sharp focus on social issues. Both students have impressed their peers and teachers with their dedication to the writing process, consistently refining their work through revisions and peer feedback. Their efforts have not only earned them top recognition in class but have also led to their pieces being featured in the school newsletter and submitted to local writing competitions.
Sumiyah and Giniya’s passion for writing serves as an inspiration to their classmates and reflects the power of student voice in creative expression.