Local teachers shine on Wheel of Fortune
Although they didn't win the game, they took home $5,000 and made their school proud.
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Oct 30, 2024, 11:54 AM
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8ds agoTwo Valhalla Middle High School teachers, Kayley Tierney and Caitlyn Brehm, showcased their skills on Wheel of Fortune, solving the first two puzzles of the night.
Although they didn't win the game, they took home $5,000 and made their school proud.
Tierney teaches 6th-grade English Language Arts, while Brehm teaches high school math.
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