Title: Retired Teacher and Department Head
Company: Sycamore Community Schools
Location: Mason, Ohio, United States
June S. Williams, MEd, teacher and department head retired from Sycamore Community Schools, has been recognized by Marquis Who’s Who Top Educators for dedication, achievements, and leadership in educational curricula creation.
Mrs. Williams built a strong reputation for herself across forty-five years as a teacher. Beginning as an English teacher at Pleasant View Junior High School, she later brought her talents to Worthington High School. Having established herself in the education system, Mrs. Williams took on the position of department head at Sycamore Junior High School. She ended her career as a teacher and department head at Sycamore Community Schools, where in addition to daily classes, she developed new curricula for the school. Mrs. Williams also brought her expertise in curriculum development to the Cincinnati Hill Christian Academy’s English program. She made a lasting impact on these institutions and the quality of education offered to students attending them.
A strong academic foundation of her own backed up Mrs. Williams’ extensive achievements. She obtained a bachelor’s degree in English education from Muskingum University in 1967. Subsequently, Mrs. Williams earned a Master of Education from Xavier University in 1984. Throughout her career, she maintained membership in P.E.O. International, an organization that provides educational opportunities for women across the world. According to Mrs. Williams, that dedication to helping others learn is to thank for her success. She believes in the importance of improving the process and methods of education for people regardless of their background.
Outside of her career, Mrs. Williams has been happily married for more than 50 years, with one son and two grandchildren. She fills her retirement with a variety of activities and interests she enjoys, including hiking, biking, golfing, reading and traveling. Mrs. Williams is a dedicated member of the West Chester Presbyterian Church, where she helped organize a celebration of the church’s 150th anniversary. Though she is retired, she is still in contact with many students and colleagues from her career – a testament to how well-regarded her influence has been.
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