| 2003-2004
OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS HONORED
Individuals were recognized for their outstanding contributions in the
area of special education at Marathon County Special Education’s
20th Annual Recognition Dinner. The event was held at the Holiday Inn
and Suites Conference Center, Mosinee, on May 13, 2004.
2003-2004 MCCDEB AWARD
RECIPIENTS INCLUDE:
SERVICE RECOGNITION
Brian Boehm, Maintenance Staff, Marathon High School
Deb Hein, Secretary, Spencer Elementary
REGULAR EDUCATION TEACHER OF THE
YEAR
Jillian Cass, 4K Teacher, Marathon Elementary
Dave Beranek, Marathon High School
Principal
SUPPORT STAFF OF THE YEAR
Marlene Ablett, School Nurse, Abbotsford/Athens
Sue Mathson, Occupational Therapist, Abbotsford/Athens/Rosholt
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER ASSISTANT
OF THE YEAR
Colin Hanson, VTS, Edgar High School
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER OF THE
YEAR
Becca Kanitz, MC Teacher, Abbotsford High School
Natalie Gross, MC Teacher, Athens High School
Awards were based on the candidate’s ability to inspire enthusiasm
for learning in all students; the positive changes that have resulted
from the candidate’s instructional leadership; the ways the candidate
has contributed to the curriculum and staff morale; the unique service
the candidate has performed beyond his/her regular duties; and the recognition
others have given the candidate as a force for constructive change.
EDDIE AWARD
Larry Stordahl, Superintendent, Spencer School District
Sarah Lange, Health Aide, Athens School District
Ashley Andreshak, Student, Edgar School District
Ajay Myers, CDB Teacher, Rosholt Elementary School
EDDIE Awards were presented to staff for ‘Exceptional Demonstration
of Dedicated Individuals in Education”. The award acknowledges
staff and programs that are creative in their efforts to support and
motivate all learners and exemplify educational strategies that help
students to meet challenges with success.
Jean Graveen was recognized for 30 years of service. Janine Wolfe for
20 years of service. Completing 15 years of service were Kay Broeske
and Kathleen Grell.
In addition over 40 regular education
teachers from the six districts representing Marathon County Special
Education were recognized for their contributions in educating students
with disabilities.
2002-2003
OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS HONORED
Individuals were recognized for their outstanding contributions in the
area of special education at Marathon County Special Education’s
19th Annual Recognition Dinner. The event was held at the Holiday Inn
and Suites Conference Center, Mosinee, on May 12, 2003.
2002-2003 MCCDEB AWARD RECIPIENTS INCLUDE:
SERVICE RECOGNITION
Ronald Hanke, Bus Driver, Marathon Schools
REGULAR EDUCATION TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Kay Wucherer, Physical Education Teacher/Guidance Counselor, Edgar Schools
Delnice Hill, Adaptive Physical Education Teacher, Abbotsford Schools
ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR
Dan Nowak, Athens High School Principal
SUPPORT STAFF OF THE YEAR
Terry Vullings, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant
Joann Roewe, Guidance Counselor, Spencer Schools
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER ASSISTANT OF THE YEAR
Roy Spear, LD Assistant and VTS, Edgar High School
Kay Broeske, CDS Assistant, Abbotsford Elementary
Tami Burnett, CDB Assistant, Spencer Elementary
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Tina Gibbons, LD Teacher, Marathon High School
Nicole Allen. EC Teacher, Athens Elementary
SPECIAL EDUCATION NEW TEACHER OF THE YEAR
Randy Berndt, EBD Teacher, Rosholt High School
Awards were based on the candidate’s ability to inspire enthusiasm
for learning in all students; the positive changes that have resulted
from the candidate’s instructional leadership; the ways the candidate
has contributed to the curriculum and staff morale; the unique service
the candidate has performed beyond his/her regular duties; and the recognition
others have given the candidate as a force for constructive change.
EDDIE AWARD
Jack Culhane, Phsyical Education Teacher, Marathon Schools
Lori Szymanski, Vocational Training Specialist, Athens High School
Annie Klosinski, EBD Teacher, Edgar
Beth Bye, Program Support Teacher
EDDIE Awards were presented to staff for ‘Exceptional Demonstration
of Dedicated Individuals in Education”. The award acknowledges
staff and programs that are creative in their efforts to support and
motivate all learners and exemplify educational strategies that help
students to meet challenges with success.
In addition, Debra Kelley was recognized for 25 years of service. Lori
Szymanski for 20 years of service. Completing 15 years of service were
Joy Free and Barb Wesle.
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