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1. 1. Green Bay Press-Gazette - Teachers honored at Golden Apple banquet

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   Published on: 4/17/2003   Last Visited: 4/17/2003

   The 2003 Golden Apple recipients are: Michele Griffith, Lombardi Middle School; Christine Seiberlich, Syble Hopp School; Jack Batten, Green Bay Preble High School; Ann Mathu, Franklin Middle School; Ellen Van Pay, King Elementary School; Staci Sievert, Seymour High School; and the reading/language arts resource team of Kathy Bidwell, Pat Brown, Beth Knuth, Diane Pochron and Jenni Weyer, Rock Ledge Elementary School, Seymour.
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   "Most of all, I want to thank my students, who continue to teach me," said Christine Seiberlich, a physical therapist at Syble Hopp School in De Pere.
   
   The Golden Apple Awards are sponsored by Partners in Education, a program of the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce.

2. 2. Green Bay Press-Gazette - Golden Apple winner: For Syble Hopp therapist, small tasks are great rewards

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   Published on: 4/12/2003   Last Visited: 4/12/2003

   Christine Seiberlich, Syble Hopp School, De Pere
   
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   • Today: Christine Seiberlich, pre-K through 12th-grade physical therapy, Syble Hopp School, De Pere
   
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   Christine Seiberlich doesn't dwell on her student's disabilities. Instead, she brushes aside the prefix and zeroes in on what they can accomplish.
   
   "You have to keep an open mind and try everything," Seiberlich said. "If I prejudge and don't try something, I can create a disability when there might not be one. My kids have taught me that through the years."
   
   Seiberlich, a physical therapist at Syble Hopp School in De Pere, helps pre-K through 12th-grade students with multiple impairments that interfere with independent and efficient functioning.
   
   For her work at Syble Hopp, Seiberlich received a 2003 Golden Apple Award. The awards, sponsored by the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce's Partners in Education, recognize excellence in education.
   
   Seiberlich works primarily in a team environment, with daily lessons centered on individual motor skills. That means enhancing a student's movement in real-life situations, such as operating a computer, walking on the playground, carrying a book or opening a door.
   
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   "When I saw what they had accomplished, I had to try not to cry every day," Seiberlich said.
   
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   On Lykins' 16th birthday in January, Seiberlich threw her a party, complete with a big birthday cake.

3. 3. The Green Bay News-Chronicle Online - local news

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   Published on: 3/13/2003   Last Visited: 3/13/2003

   - Christine Seiberlich, a physical therapy teacher at Syble Hopp School.