Carthage ISD is proud to recognize Mallory Harkrider as the Carthage Primary Paraprofessional of the Year, honoring her dedication to students and the positive impact she makes on campus each day.
Mrs. Harkrider has been serving Carthage ISD for the past three years, making a difference through her work as both a reading intervention aide and a Kindergarten aide. In each role, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to supporting student learning and helping young learners build a strong foundation for success.
Known across campus as a true go-getter, Mrs. Harkrider is dependable, proactive, and always ready to step in wherever she is needed. Teachers trust that when they call on her, she will be there, prepared and willing to help meet the needs of their students and classrooms.
Her impact extends beyond the tasks she completes each day. Mrs. Harkrider has built meaningful relationships with students, creating a warm and encouraging environment where they feel supported and valued. She brings a genuine heart for children into everything she does, making her a perfect fit for the Carthage Primary campus.
Principal Kassie Watson shared, “Mallory is someone we can always count on. She is dependable, positive, and always willing to help wherever she is needed. Our teachers trust her, and our students absolutely love her. She has a heart for kids and makes a difference every single day.”
The Paraprofessional of the Year honor reflects Mrs. Harkrider’s dedication, her work ethic, and the care she shows to students and staff alike.
Carthage ISD proudly congratulates Mallory Harkrider on being named Carthage Primary Paraprofessional of the Year and thanks her for the impact she continues to make on young learners every day.