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Armine Shishikyan

Position: Fifth Grade Teacher
School: Fair Ave Elementary School
School District: Los Angeles Unified School District
City, State: North Hollywood, CA

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Armine Shishikyan was nominated by a family member, Tamara Adzhemyan.

Ms. Shishikyan is undoubtedly one of the most caring and exemplary teachers anyone could hope to encounter. Anyone who has come into contact with her will speak highly of her dedication and the genuine love she has for her students. She takes immense pride in helping each of her students succeed, always going above and beyond to ensure they reach their fullest potential. Her compassion and support are evident in the way she interacts with her students—always kind, patient, and encouraging. Most recently, her dedication paid off when she helped her fifth-grade students improve their state testing scores so dramatically that it left everyone in awe. Her commitment to her students goes beyond just teaching; she genuinely cares for them as if they were her own children, making her an unforgettable and extraordinary educator.

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Comments (3)

Kristina Khamtrashyan Posted over a year ago

Vote Armine shishikyan

Elizabeth Posted over a year ago

I’d like to vote for Ms.Shishikyan for teacher of the year

Hayarpi Posted over a year ago

There are some teachers who do more than just teach they inspire, uplift, and transform lives. Ms. Shishikyan is one of those rare educators whose passion lights up every classroom she walks into. Her dedication to each student goes far beyond the curriculum. She sees potential where others might overlook it, and she has an extraordinary gift for helping students see it in themselves. Her kindness, wisdom, and relentless belief in her students create an environment where everyone feels seen, heard, and empowered to grow. The impact she leaves is lasting not just in academic success, but in the confidence and courage her students carry with them long after they leave her classroom