Sue Spratt Smith (’53), Granbury :: She spent 31 years as an educator, teaching English Language Arts in Houston and Fort Worth ISDs and serving as program director for English Language Arts K-12 in Fort Worth. She received numerous honors, including the 1983 Outstanding Teacher of English by the Fort Worth Area Council of Teachers of English; a Certificate of Commendation for Outstanding Professional Performance by the Fort Worth Board of Education for her development of exemplary ELA K-12 curriculum guides, which also were recognized by the National Council of Teachers of English in 1989; and Services in the Promotion of Literacy by the Fort Worth Reading Council and the International Reading Association in 1990. She retired in 1993.
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Sue Spratt Smith (’53), Granbury :: She spent 31 years as an educator, teaching English Language Arts in Houston and Fort Worth ISDs and serving as program director for English Language Arts K-12 in Fort Worth. She received numerous honors, including the 1983 Outstanding Teacher of English by the Fort Worth Area Council of Teachers of English; a Certificate of Commendation for Outstanding Professional Performance by the Fort Worth Board of Education for her development of exemplary ELA K-12 curriculum guides, which also were recognized by the National Council of Teachers of English in 1989; and Services in the Promotion of Literacy by the Fort Worth Reading Council and the International Reading Association in 1990. She retired in 1993.
