Diana Mulgrave, Stewart County’s Teacher of the Year

Miss Diana Mulgrave is a passionate educator with 17 years of experience, including 13 years in Jamaica. She currently teaches Third, Fourth, and Fifth Grade Language Arts and Writing at Stewart County Elementary School, where she is dedicated to helping students grow as confident readers, writers, and learners.

Throughout her career, Diana has served in numerous leadership roles, including Math Ambassador, Special Needs Coordinator, Mathematics Coordinator, Curriculum Coordinator, and Assessment Coordinator. She holds degrees in Education, Mathematics, and Reading and is a certified mentor with the Jamaica Teaching Council. Her commitment to excellence has earned her several honors, including the 2015 Jamaica Teaching Council Teacher of the Year Award and being named Teacher of the Year three times at Schoolfield Primary and Infant School.

Beyond the classroom, Diana is the proud mother of her 17-year-old son, Devaun Fearon, and enjoys traveling and experiencing different cultures. She believes every student deserves to feel valued, supported, and empowered to succeed, a belief that continues to guide her work as an educator and leader.