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Zora Lynn (Heady) Wilson
Exceptional Education Teacher
Zora Lynn Wilson has more than 35 years of professional/extensive experience as an educator in Exceptional Student Education.

Born in Mohegan Lake, New York, Zora Lynn began honoring her teaching skills at the age of eight, when stuffed animals were her pupils and her bedroom wall was the chalkboard. As she grew older, instead of "playing house", she ''taught school'' to neighborhood friends. This passion to teach continued throughout her high school career, where she volunteered in schools and became a camp counselor. She then became a supervisor of a day camp where putting fun into teach was her number one mission.

Her parents were always strong advocates of her teaching career, as is her husband, Raymond, a retired police officer from Indiana, who currently heads security at Tropicana in Fort Pierce Florida. Raymond states that: ''She always gives a 110% and then some. The children always comes first''.

Summers for Zora Lynn are dedicated to teaching in the extended school year (ESY) program, which she has done for 16 years. Her mission is to make learning fun and exciting for her students..

Born and raised in New York, Zora Lynn received an A.A. degree from Westchester Communtity College, a B.A from Mercy College, and an M.S. from Long Island University.

She began her teaching career in the late '70s in New York, and taught for 19 years in the Lakeland School District. She moved to Florida in 1994, where she now teaches in the Indian River School District in Vero Beach.

Other accreditations include:

Who's Who in American Educators
Who's Who in Young American Professional Women
Teacher of the Year 1999
Education Foundation Finalist for Exceptional Teachers
New York State Teachers License in Elementary Education &
Special Education
Florida Teachers License in Exceptional Student Education & Reading
Several committees on enhancing student education
Client/Peer Educator
Exemplary Teacher status in education

Zora Lynn's firm belief is that all children have the potential to succeed, both academically and socially. To this end she develops programs designed to find the highest standard of excellence in all children, regardless of where they live, the color of their skin, their abilities or spiritual beliefs. Her mission in education is that "no child is left behind".

Continuous education is extremely important to Zora Lynn, as educational expectations change rapidly. She is committed to staying on top of the latest innovations and information, and considers being an educator to be one of her proudest accomplishments.

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Subscribe Current Issue Contributors Event Calendar Resources Market Place Everyday Heroes PSN Downloads Contests PSN Channel Press Room Partners	Bios Zora Lynn (Heady) Wilson Exceptional Education Teacher Zora Lynn Wilson has more than 35 years of professional/extensive experience as an educator in Exceptional Student Education. Born in Mohegan Lake, New York, Zora Lynn began honoring her teaching skills at the age of eight, when stuffed animals were her pupils and her bedroom wall was the chalkboard. As she grew older, instead of "playing house", she ''taught school'' to neighborhood friends. This passion to teach continued throughout her high school career, where she volunteered in schools and became a camp counselor. She then became a supervisor of a day camp where putting fun into teach was her number one mission. Her parents were always strong advocates of her teaching career, as is her husband, Raymond, a retired police officer from Indiana, who currently heads security at Tropicana in Fort Pierce Florida. Raymond states that: ''She always gives a 110% and then some. The children always comes first''. Summers for Zora Lynn are dedicated to teaching in the extended school year (ESY) program, which she has done for 16 years. Her mission is to make learning fun and exciting for her students.. Born and raised in New York, Zora Lynn received an A.A. degree from Westchester Communtity College, a B.A from Mercy College, and an M.S. from Long Island University. She began her teaching career in the late '70s in New York, and taught for 19 years in the Lakeland School District. She moved to Florida in 1994, where she now teaches in the Indian River School District in Vero Beach. Other accreditations include: Who's Who in American Educators Who's Who in Young American Professional Women Teacher of the Year 1999 Education Foundation Finalist for Exceptional Teachers New York State Teachers License in Elementary Education & Special Education Florida Teachers License in Exceptional Student Education & Reading Several committees on enhancing student education Client/Peer Educator Exemplary Teacher status in education Zora Lynn's firm belief is that all children have the potential to succeed, both academically and socially. To this end she develops programs designed to find the highest standard of excellence in all children, regardless of where they live, the color of their skin, their abilities or spiritual beliefs. Her mission in education is that "no child is left behind". Continuous education is extremely important to Zora Lynn, as educational expectations change rapidly. She is committed to staying on top of the latest innovations and information, and considers being an educator to be one of her proudest accomplishments. Website: E-mail:
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