District Teachers of the Year
This year’s Teachers of the Year represent the very best of Aldine ISD, educators whose passion and impact are shaping the future of our students. In their classrooms, they create spaces where students are challenged to think critically and find their voice, embodying what it means to put Students First.
Michael Jackson of Anderson Academy was named the district’s 2026 Elementary Teacher of the Year, and Sheree Stubblefield of Avalos P-TECH School was named the 2026 Secondary Teacher of the Year. Jackson, once a student who needed support and encouragement, now creates life-changing opportunities for his own students, just as his fourth-grade teacher once did for him.
“One thing I always say is I never want my name to be bigger than the work that I put in. I pray that the work that I have done has truly spoken for me,” he said.
Stubblefield came to education later in her career but has quickly made a lasting impact on her ninth-grade students. She was previously named the district’s 2021 Rookie Teacher of the Year.
“I’ve seen my first class, from ninth through 12th grade, cross the stage last year, and to know I was a part of that story means more to me than I can say,” she said.
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