A 90-year-old American teacher, Beverly Hanet Price, has been awarded a Guinness World Record for her extraordinary 67-year teaching career. She currently teaches English at Detroit Country Day School in Beverly Hills, Michigan.
The school held a surprise ceremony on Monday to honor her decades of dedication. Staff, students, and former pupils attended the event to celebrate her achievement. The award highlights Price’s long-standing impact on education and her commitment to her students.
Among the speakers was Courtney B. Vance, a former student who went on to become a Tony and Emmy Award-winning actor. Vance praised Price for teaching him how to write and organize his thoughts effectively. He added that this skill continues to benefit him and is one reason they maintain contact even today.
Beverly Hanet Price began her teaching career in 1958. Over the years, she has taught many notable students, including actors Robin Williams and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. Her influence on these students demonstrates her remarkable ability to inspire and guide young minds.
Speaking at the ceremony, Price said she has no plans to retire. She expressed her love for the school and her ongoing passion for teaching. Her enthusiasm and dedication continue to motivate her students, making her a beloved figure in the school community.
The Guinness World Record recognizes Price as one of the longest-serving educators in history. Her career spans nearly seven decades, showing a rare combination of perseverance, passion, and commitment to education.
Price’s achievement has inspired teachers and students alike. She is a living example of how dedication to teaching can positively influence generations. The award also highlights the importance of valuing educators who shape the future through their work.
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With this recognition, Beverly Hanet Price cements her legacy as a pioneering educator. The Guinness World Record stands as a testament to her lifelong devotion to teaching and learning.
