A Real Estate Teacher Makes a Big Impact in North Carolina

Alisha DeBerry, a well-known instructor at the Superior School of Real Estate, has earned a major award. The North Carolina Real Estate Educators Association (NCREEA) named her the 2025 Educator of the Year. This award shows how much she has done to improve real estate education in the state. DeBerry has been teaching for over 15 years. She is known for making complex topics easy to understand. Her teaching style is dynamic and engaging, which helps her students learn better. Besides teaching, she is also involved in various committees and boards. She serves as Vice Chair of the NC REALTORS® Professional Standards Committee and is part of the City of Monroe Planning Board. Her hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed. She has received several certifications, including Distinguished Real Estate Instructor (DREI), Gold Standard Instructor (GSI), and Certified Distance Education Instructor (CDEI). These certifications show her commitment to excellence in teaching. DeBerry has also written several books, including "True Credit Restoration, " "30-Day Money Journal, " and "ABA Enterprises Notary Journal. " Her books have helped many people understand important financial topics. Bill Gallagher, the Founder and Instructor at Superior School, praised DeBerry's achievement. He said her commitment to teaching and professionalism makes Superior a trusted choice for real estate education in North Carolina. The Superior School of Real Estate is known for its high-quality education. It offers pre-licensing, post-licensing, and continuing education courses. The school is part of Colibri Real Estate, which helps aspiring agents and brokers succeed. DeBerry's award is a big deal. It shows that she is one of the best in her field. Her work has influenced thousands of students and professionals. Her dedication to education and professional standards is truly inspiring.