Making the Grade
Sep 01, 2022
4 minutes
By Judy Alexandra DiEdwardo
Photography by Carrie Bradburn
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Kristina Hambrock
FOURTH-GRADE TEACHER THE GREENE SCHOOL
Kristina Hambrock epitomizes The Greene School’s mission of nurturing children by addressing their mental and emotional health along with academics. “It’s about empathy in the classroom and feeling safe, heard, and respected,” says Hambrock, who teaches fourth grade at the West Palm Beach private school.
Now in her tenth year of teaching, Hambrock notes that she is more passionate than ever—despite the sometimes overwhelming problems facing both teachers and students. To that end, The Greene School is participating in a pilot study to address how stress affects student achievement. Created by a former high
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