Three LU alumni named Teachers of the Year for Bridge City ISD

Three Lamar University alumni have been recognized as Teachers of the Year for the 2026-27 school year in Bridge City Independent School District.

The honorees, all graduates of Lamar University's interdisciplinary studies program, were selected by their campuses for their dedication to student success and excellence in the classroom.

Brandi (Arnold) Clark, a 1999 graduate, was named Teacher of the Year at Bridge City Intermediate School.

Cynthia (Jones) Bazinet, a 1998 graduate, was selected as Teacher of the Year at Bridge City Middle School.

Marie Robicheaux, who earned her Bachelor of Science from LU in 1994, was named Teacher of the Year at Bridge City High School.

Bridge City ISD annually recognizes outstanding educators across its campuses for their dedication to fostering academic achievement and supporting student growth.

Teachers of the Year are selected based on their commitment to educational excellence, leadership among their peers, and positive influence on students and school communities.

The recognition highlights the impact Lamar University graduates continue to make in Southeast Texas classrooms.

To learn more about LU's College of Education and Human Development, visit https://www.lamar.edu/education/.