Margaret Ann RandolphRandolph receives Music Teacher of the Year honors
Margaret Ann Randolph was recently named 2017 Teacher of the Year by the Ocoee Music Teachers Association of Cleveland, Tenn. She also received the 2017 Tennessee Music Teacher of the Year during the Tennessee Music Teachers Association conference held at the University of Tennessee at Martin.
Randolph co-founded OMTA in 1976, serving as its president for multiple terms. She served on the TMTA board, was co-founder of Junior Festival in Chattanooga in the early 1990s and is a member of Piano Guild.
Her other music affiliations include serving as a board member of MacDowell Music Club, first vice president of Chattanooga Music Club and charter member of the Cleveland Symphony Guild.
She has been a church musician since high school, an organist and director of adult and children’s choirs. She has been a private instructor for many years, served on the faculty of the University of Illinois and was an adjunct or part-time instructor at Cleveland State Community College, Tennessee Wesleyan University and Lee University.