Mr. Dylan Huber - April 2024 Educator of the Month

Superintendent, Ms. Tammy Chavis, is thrilled to announce that Mr. Dylan Huber has been selected as April’s “Educator of the Month.” 

Mr. Huber is the Special Education Teacher at FCHS. Dylan has been with Franklin County Community Schools for six years. Dylan attended Hanover College where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in Economics and a minor in communication and business. He later attended Taylor University to complete his transition to teaching program. 

Mr. Huber was nominated for this honor by a student and a parent. When asked why Dylan should be considered for this recognition, they responded, “Mr. Huber is an extremely hard working teacher that cares about his students and their future. He is very dedicated to his job. Dylan is a very approachable and amiable person who could brighten anyone’s day by his kind words. Aside from his teaching position, Dylan also spends many hours coaching basketball and golf. He really goes the extra mile in making sure all of his team is taken care of and has every change to excel. Mr. Huber is simply the best.” 

In addition to his role in the classroom, Dylan is also the coach of the junior varsity boys basketball team and the varsity boys golf team. In his “free” time, he enjoys golfing, concerts, sporting events, and porch sitting with his girlfriend, friends, and family. 

When asked what he loves most about his job, Mr. Huber responded, “My favorite part of my job is giving back to the community that has given so much to me and where I was raised. I have always been a Franklin County kid and it has been a dream come true to work with the students here and athletes that I am able to coach. This community has given so much to me and I am glad to bring joy to the students here at Franklin County and help them reach their dreams as well. I enjoy coming to school each and every day with the opportunity to help brighten a child’s day or help them through some of their daily struggles. It means the world to me to help these children become the best versions of themselves and hopefully grow into someone that will help the Franklin County community be the best it can be.”