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Steven Foxworth: A Dedicated Leader in Modern Education
Steven Foxworth is a highly regarded educator whose career is defined by a deep commitment to student success, innovative teaching methods, and community service. Currently serving as a Social Studies teacher and Technology Coach within the Polk County Public Schools system—the eighth-largest district in Florida—Foxworth has earned a reputation as a transformative figure in the classroom.
An Award-Winning Educator
Foxworth’s dedication to his profession was recently recognized when he was named Teacher of the Year at Citrus Ridge: A Civics Academy. This prestigious honor highlights his ability to engage students and his peers alike, as well as his leadership within the school’s administrative team. His colleagues and students frequently cite his respectful demeanor and his ability to make complex subjects like history and civics both accessible and “cool.”
Innovation and STEM Integration
Beyond traditional social studies, Foxworth is a pioneer in integrating STEM and technical education into the humanities.
3D Printing for Good: During the COVID-19 pandemic, he gained national attention for using his personal 3D printers to produce hundreds of face shields for healthcare workers, demonstrating his commitment to using his technical skills for the greater good.
Technology Leadership: As a technology coach, he helps bridge the gap between traditional learning and modern digital tools, ensuring that students are prepared for a rapidly evolving global workforce.
Academic and Professional Excellence
Foxworth holds a Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Administration from Concordia University, a degree that informs his holistic approach to schooling. His educational philosophy focuses on:
Empowering Students: Encouraging students to find their passion and value their education as a tool for long-term success.
Civic Engagement: Teaching the importance of geography, government, and history to help students become informed, active citizens.
Holistic Development: Advocating for the benefits of arts and physical education alongside core academic subjects.
A Positive Community Force
A family man residing in Central Florida, Foxworth’s impact extends beyond the school walls. Whether he is organizing youth sports tournaments or authoring insightful blogs on restorative practices and technical schools, his focus remains on building a supportive and enriching environment for the next generation. His career serves as a model of how passion, resilience, and a forward-thinking mindset can inspire a community and shape the leaders of tomorrow.
Meet Steven Foxworth
Steven Foxworth is a passionate educator with over a decade of experience in both public and private school sectors. His experience ranges from grades 6 to 12, with a focus on Social Studies.
Steven was inspired to pursue a career in education by his grandmother, father, and mother, who were all teachers. In 2004, he attended the University of Mobile in Alabama. Here he received a Bachelors of Science with a focus in Social Sciences, including History, Psychology, Sociology, and Economics. Afterwards, Steven entered the workforce.
In 2017, Steven returned to school to complete his Master of Education at Concordia University in Portland. He specialized in educational leadership and Administration.
Currently, Steven teaches Social Studies with Polk County School Board, the eighth-largest school district in Florida. He is also working on a series of blogs to inspire students to value their education and find their passion.
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