Kyndall Brown - 2027 Florida Teacher of the Year
Osceola County
Harmony Middle School
Agriculture
Kyndall Brown is a proud Osceola County native who shares her passion and expertise about agriscience to make a lasting difference in the lives of students.
Kyndall founded and built the Harmony Middle Fishing Club, creating an environment where students can develop an appreciation for outdoor recreation, environmental stewardship and conservation. Her commitment to student success extends beyond the classroom through her leadership of Florida Future Farmers of America teams, coaching state-qualifying teams in horticulture, livestock judging, horse judging, and public speaking.
Through her dedication to education, passion for agriculture and commitment to strengthening her community, she has created opportunities that inspire students to learn, lead, and succeed.
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Osceola County Teacher Named 2027 Florida Teacher of the Year
Tonight, the Florida Department of Education named Kyndall Brown from Osceola County as the 2027 Florida Teacher of the Year. Kyndall was selected from among five Teacher of the Year finalists through a rigorous selection process. As Florida's 2027 Teacher of the Year, she will serve for one year as the Christa McAuliffe Ambassador for Education, representing Florida's educators and advocating for students across the state.
“Tonight we celebrated the extraordinary educators who go above and beyond to inspire the next generation,” said Interim Commissioner of Education Paul O. Burns. “Kyndall Brown, our 2027 Florida Teacher of the Year, exemplifies the excellence, dedication and leadership that define Florida's teaching profession. Congratulations to Kyndall and each of this year's award recipients for their unwavering commitment to students and the lasting impact they make in classrooms and communities across our state every day.”
“Congratulations to Kyndall Brown on being named Florida's 2027 Teacher of the Year. Kyndall's passion for agriculture education, commitment to hands-on learning, and dedication to preparing students for success embody the very best of Florida's teachers,” said Commissioner-Designate Henry Mack.