Keneisha Deas is a news anchor for FOX54, focusing on local news in Huntsville, Alabama. With a passion for education and community, Keneisha highlights the outstanding teachers in the area through the "FOX54 Top Teacher" series, showcasing their dedication and impact on students' lives.
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Keneisha's focus is primarily on local educators, particularly in the Huntsville area. If you have a heartwarming story about outstanding teachers or unique educational initiatives based in Huntsville or Alabama, she would likely be interested. Consider reaching out with ideas for human-interest pieces highlighting educators' accomplishments and their impact on the community.
Given her coverage themes, stories that explore the intersection of education and family dynamics could also resonate with Keneisha. This might include features on how schools are supporting families or how family relationships impact education within the local community.
When pitching to Keneisha, keep in mind that she focuses mainly on profile features and has a strong emphasis on local content related to education and teachers in Alabama's Valley region.
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Alice Rehome has been teaching Kindergarten for six years.
Erica Dodd has been teaching for twenty plus years.
Willette Tate has been at Lowe Mill since 2009, creating diverse works of art.
By: Keneisha Deas
Huntsville City Schools Superintendent Dr. Clarence Sutton gives a look ahead of the 2024-2025 school year.
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The legislation, called the Alabama Voting Rights Act, will face a difficult path in the Legislature.
Briley Borden teaches fourth grade Math & Science. She says this is her first year in public education.
Dawn Estrada has been a paraprofessional in special education at Columbia Elementary School for eight years.
By: Keneisha Deas
Work on two new covered hitting facilities is underway at Westminster Christian Academy.
Sharon Livingston has been teaching for fourteen years.
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