We are thrilled to announce that Elizabeth Treat, third-grade teacher at Cross Creek Elementary School in Thomas County, has been named the Scott & Wallace Classroom of the Month! This recognition honors her outstanding dedication, creativity, and impact on her students and the school community.
Adding to this incredible achievement, Ms. Treat was also named Cross Creek’s Teacher of the Year for 2026—a testament to her unwavering commitment to education and her extraordinary contributions both inside and beyond the classroom.
“We are incredibly proud of Ms. Treat for this well-deserved honor,” said Ashley Lane, Principal of Cross Creek Elementary. “Her passion, dedication, and innovative teaching make her a role model for both students and colleagues. We are fortunate to have her as part of our Cross Creek family.”
Gary Smith, Assistant Principal, added, “Elizabeth’s impact goes far beyond academics. She nurtures curiosity, encourages creativity, and inspires a love of learning in every student she teaches. Her mentorship and collaboration strengthen our school community every day.”
Ms. Treat serves as a mentor teacher, generously sharing her knowledge and experience with both students and fellow educators. She is also a valued member of our ELA curriculum team, working tirelessly to enhance instruction across the school. Her dedication extends beyond the classroom walls, as she continuously seeks ways to make a lasting impact and provide support wherever it’s needed.
“Celebrating Ms. Treat is an honor for us at Scott & Wallace,” said Robert Scott, Partner at Scott & Wallace. “Her dedication to her students and colleagues reflects the very best of teaching, and we are excited to continue recognizing her amazing contributions.”
Clint Wallace, Partner at Scott & Wallace, shared, “Elizabeth embodies the spirit of excellence in education. Her classroom is a place of inspiration, and her commitment to her students is truly remarkable. We’re proud to celebrate her as Classroom of the Month.”
Cross Creek Elementary is truly blessed to have Ms. Treat as part of its family. Her passion, mentorship, and dedication leave a lasting mark on students, teachers, and the wider school community. Please join us in congratulating Elizabeth Treat on this remarkable achievement!
