Megan Bell

Accomplished educator with a proven track record at Pearl Public School District, adept in differentiated instruction and exceptional in fostering parent-teacher communication. Leveraged creative teaching strategies and strong organizational skills to enhance student learning and engagement. Achieved significant improvements in reading comprehension and classroom behavior management, demonstrating a collaborative and team-oriented approach.

• Served as Mentor/Master Teacher in Pearl Public School's New Teacher Induction/Mentoring Program
• Served as Student Teacher Mentor for University of Southern MS and MS College
• Served as ELA Grade Chairperson
• Served as 4th Grade Out of State Field Trip Coordinator
• Chosen to conduct Strategic Planning Measurement Pilot Program for Implementation of Strategic Objectives for Pearl Public Schools
• Served as Heart Month and Children's Hospital Coordinator for Pearl Upper Elementary
• Member of the following committees for PPSD: Professional Learning, Vertical Alignment, MAP Testing Lessons, RIT Band Activity Creation, After School Remediation/Enrichment Tutoring, Superintendent's Advisory, 100th Day of School, Hospitality, Red Ribbon Week, Attendance, Operation Christmas Child, MCT2 Mania, Geography Bee, & PBIS

• Licensed Teacher, State of MS: Elementary Education Endorsement 116 (K-3) & 117 (4-6), 2006-2021
• Licensed Special Education Teacher, State of MS: Mild/Moderate Disabilities Endorsement 221 (K-12), 2006-2021
• Licensed Teacher, State of LA: Elementary Grades Level 1 431130, 2004-2007

Pearl Upper Elementary Employee of the Month

Pearl Upper Elementary Teacher of the Month

Pearl Upper Elementary Teacher of the Year

Pearl Public School District Teacher of the Year

Awarded Rankin County Chamber of Commerce Education Committee Award for 5 Years of Outstanding Service

Pearl Upper Elementary Parent of the Year

Pearl Public School District Parent of the Year 

Personal Articles Published in Metro Christian Living & Bluffs and Bayous Magazines 

Appeared on The Whoa! Show for local television