SPANISH FORT, Ala. — Some people prefer the direct, no-nonsense path of the interstate to get from point A to point B.

David Andrews would rather take the scenic route and enjoy the drive.

Andrews, who joined Spanish Fort Middle School in August, teaches seventh- and eighth-grade math and pre-algebra and applies this same principle in his classroom.

“I’m more concerned with them understanding the process than in them getting the right answer,” he said.

Now parents, keep reading.

Editor’s Note: This is the eighth in an ongoing series designed to introduce readers to some new faces in the Spanish Fort feeder pattern.

Two more teachers will be featured in the Sept. 29 Spanish Fort Sun.

See the rest of this story in the Sept. 24 Spanish Fort Sun—on stands through Sept. 28—and available at The Bulletin and Spanish Fort Sun office, 1805 Main St., Daphne.