Troy Reichert, the Guernsey-Sunrise High School Industrial Technology teacher who was named the Wyoming Smart/Maher VFW teacher of the year in March, finished as one of the top five nominees in the nation this past week.
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Troy Reichert, the Guernsey-Sunrise High School Industrial Technology teacher who was named the Wyoming Smart/Maher VFW teacher of the year in March, finished as one of the top five nominees in the nation this past week. For his efforts, Reichert has received an all-expense paid trip to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania where he will attend a Medal of Honor Class at the Freedoms Foundation.
Reichert was selected for this honor due to the work he and his students have done throughout the school year promoting patriotism and community service in their class projects. His Trades Class was recently awarded a $5,000 Home Depot Foundation grant to remodel the VFW building this fall, and they’re currently completing construction of a guard building for Camp Guernsey.
According to the Freedoms Foundation, “All Americans actively engage in our democracy by celebrating our heritage, defending the Constitution, and protecting individual freedoms.”