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Grants helping teachers shrink size of college debt; A Community Foundation program assists teachers who grew up in and now teach in Sarasota County.(B SECTION)
Byline: CHRISTINA DeNARDO christina.denardo@heraldtribune.com
SARASOTA COUNTY -- Catherine Levann started working as a waitress in college, but even after she landed a job teaching at Gulf Gate Elementary, Levann didn't hang up her apron.
Now a veteran elementary school teacher and mother, Levann still waits tables to pay off debts, including more than $10,000 in college loans.
She's one of several dozen local teachers -- all of whom grew up in Sarasota County -- who will get part of their loans paid off under a new program sponsored by the Community Foundation.
The state's class-size amendment, Florida's explosive growth and teacher turnover are forcing …
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