Houston ISD West District (Lovett Elementary School)
October, 2009:
NEWS RELEASE for School Newsletter (TEC/Metro-West Boston)
The Goldin
Foundation For Excellence in Education addresses the
challenge of maintaining and fostering excellence in
elementary and secondary schools by recognizing and
rewarding those educators who have made outstanding
contributions in their classrooms, schools and communities.
The Foundation seeks to foster respect for and appreciation
of educators by publicizing their achievements and providing
an Annual Educators Forum at which award recipients share
their efforts.
Eligibility for the six annual awards of
$500 each includes any person or group working directly with
students, teachers, and other support staff within the
school setting or in the community. Participants may
include, but are not limited to:
· certified classroom teachers
(experienced or new to the profession)
· administrators
· guidance counselors
· school specialists
· school nurses
· part-time teachers and
substitute teachers
· teachers' aides
· parents and representatives of
the community
Areas of participation may include, but
are not limited to the following:
· enriching innovative programs
in the classroom, school or community
· engaging in professional
growth
· establishing programs for
other educators
· designing programs that focus
on special populations
· developing initiatives for
collaboration between the schools and parents or members of
the community
The Goldin
Foundation For Excellence in Education is a non-profit
organization. It serves public school systems represented by
The Education Cooperative (TEC):
Canton, Dedham, Dover,
DOVER-SHERBORN, Framingham, Holliston, Hopkinton, Medfield, Natick, Needham, Norwood,
Sherborn, The Education cooperative, Walpole, Wayland, Wellesley, and Westwood.
Nominations must be received by January
15, 2010. Awards will be made in
April, 2010. For further information, including the
nomination process, profiles of the award recipients and
their projects, and other Goldin Foundation programs, please
view the website:
www.goldinfoundation.org.
October, 2009: NEWS
RELEASE for School Newsletter (EDCO)
The Goldin
Foundation For Excellence in Education addresses the
challenge of maintaining and fostering excellence in
elementary and secondary schools by recognizing and
rewarding those educators who have made outstanding
contributions in their classrooms, schools and communities.
The Foundation seeks to foster respect for and appreciation
of educators by publicizing their achievements and providing
an Annual Educators Forum at which award recipients share
their efforts.
Eligibility for the six annual awards of
$500 each includes any person or group working directly with
students, teachers, and other support staff within the
school setting or in the community. Participants may
include, but are not limited to:
· certified classroom teachers
(experienced or new to the profession)
· administrators
· guidance counselors
· school specialists
· school nurses
· part-time teachers and
substitute teachers
· teachers' aides
· parents and representatives of
the community
Areas of participation may include, but
are not limited to the following:
· enriching innovative programs
in the classroom, school or community
· engaging in professional
growth
· establishing programs for
other educators
· designing programs that focus
on special populations
· developing initiatives for
collaboration between the schools and parents or members of the community
The Goldin
Foundation For Excellence in Education is a non-profit
organization. It serves public school systems represented by
the Education Collaborative of Greater Boston (EDCO)
including: ACTON, ACTON-BOXBOROUGH, ARLINGTON, BEDFORD,
BELMONT, BOSTON ARCHDIOCESE, BOXBOROUGH, BROOKLINE, CARLISLE, CONCORD,
CONCORD-CARLISLE, LEXINGTON, LINCOLN, LINCOLN-SUDBURY,
MANCHESTER-ESSEX, NEWTON, SUDBURY, WALTHAM, WATERTOWN, WESTON, and
WINCHESTER.
Nominations must be received by January
15, 2010. Awards will be made in
April, 2010. For further information, including the
nomination process, profiles of the award recipients and
their projects, and other Goldin Foundation programs, please
view the website:
www.goldinfoundation.org.
October, 2009:
NEWS RELEASE for School Newsletter (Silicon
Valley, CA Region Collaboration)
The Goldin
Foundation For Excellence in Education addresses the
challenge of maintaining and fostering excellence in
elementary and secondary schools by recognizing and
rewarding those educators who have made outstanding
contributions in their classrooms, schools and communities.
The Foundation seeks to foster respect for and appreciation
of educators by publicizing their achievements and providing
an Annual Educators Forum at which award recipients share
their efforts.
Eligibility for the six annual awards of
$500 each includes any person or group working directly with
students, teachers, and other support staff within the
school setting or in the community. Participants may
include, but are not limited to:
· certified classroom teachers
(experienced or new to the profession)
· administrators
· guidance counselors
· school specialists
· school nurses
· part-time teachers and
substitute teachers
· teachers' aides
· parents and representatives of
the community
Areas of participation may include, but
are not limited to the following:
· enriching innovative programs
in the classroom, school or community
· engaging in professional
growth
· establishing programs for
other educators
· designing programs that focus
on special populations
· developing initiatives for
collaboration between the schools and parents or members of
the community
The Goldin
Foundation For Excellence in Education is a non-profit
organization. It serves the following public school systems
in the Silicon Valley, CA region:
Campbell Union High School District, cambrian school
district, Campbell Union School District, LUTHER BURBANK
SCHOOL DISTRICT, Moreland School
District, Union School District
Fremont Union High School
District, cupertino school district, Sunnyvale School
District
Los Gatos-Saratoga High
School District, LAKESIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT, LOMA PRIETA
SCHOOL DISTRICT, Los Gatos Union School District, Saratoga
Union School District.
Mountain view-los
altos Union high school district, Los altos school district,
mountain view whisman school district
Nominations must be received by January
15, 2010. Awards will be made in
May, 2010. For further information, including the nomination
process, profiles of the award recipients and their
projects, and other Goldin Foundation programs, please
view the website:
www.goldinfoundation.org.
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October, 2009:
NEWS RELEASE for School Newsletter (Houston
Region 4 Education
Service Center)
The Goldin Foundation For Excellence in
Education addresses the challenge of
maintaining and fostering excellence in
elementary and secondary schools by recognizing
and rewarding those educators who have made
outstanding contributions in their classrooms,
schools and communities. The Foundation seeks to
foster respect for and appreciation of educators
by publicizing their achievements and providing
an Annual Educators Forum at which award
recipients share their efforts.
Eligibility for the six annual
awards of $500 each includes any person or group working
directly with students, teachers, and other
support staff within the school setting or in
the community. Participants may include, but are
not limited to:
· certified
classroom teachers (experienced or new to the
profession)
· administrators
· guidance
counselors
· school specialists
· school nurses
· part-time teachers
and substitute teachers
· teachers' aides
· parents and
representatives of the community
Areas of participation may
include, but are not limited to the following:
· enriching
innovative programs in the classroom, school or
community
· engaging in
professional growth
· establishing
programs for other educators
· designing programs
that focus on special populations
· developing
initiatives for collaboration between the
schools and parents or members of the
community
The Goldin Foundation For Excellence in
Education is a non-profit organization. It
serves public school systems represented by the
Houston Region 4 Education Service Center:
Aldine ISD,
Anahuac ISD, Barbers Hill ISD, channelview ISD, cleveland isd,
crosby isd, Devers iSD, East Chambers ISD,
Goose Creek ISD, hardin isd, Huffman ISD, Hull-Daisetta ISD, Liberty ISD,
sheldon isd, Tarkington ISD,
and HOUSTON ISD CENTRAL DISTRICT (Lamar High
School, Lanier Middle School) Houston ISD WEST
DISTRICT (Lovett Elementary
School).
Nominations must be received
by January 15, 2010.
Awards will be made in May, 2010. For further
information, including the nomination process,
profiles of the award recipients and their
projects, and other Goldin Foundation
programs, please view the website:
www.goldinfoundation.org.
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