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Congratulations Wisconsin Spring 2015 Scholarship & Grant Winners!
posted by: Melissa | April 22, 2015, 07:35 PM   

 

Along with our national contest, the Association of American Educators holds many state-level competitions for scholarships and grants.  We are pleased to announce the winners for AAE’s Wisconsin Teacher Scholarship and Classroom Grant award for spring 2015.

 

 

 

The Association of American Educators Foundation is committed to offering Wisconsin educators various avenues for improving their effectiveness and student outcomes. By doing so, we hope to increase the overall educational level of the state. The teacher scholarships provide teachers with funding to pursue additional teacher trainings, attend workshops, or specialized conferences. The classroom grants are offered to educators to supplement the costs of student-focused projects or activities. Both awards are available to all educators, regardless of school, subject, or membership status. We’re thrilled to honor these educators as we grow in the Badger State!

 

The Wisconsin Winners are as follows:

 

Sarah M. Binversie, Madison Elementary School: Attending the Teachers College Summer Reading Institute at Columbia University in New York, NY.

 

Janet Dahl, Mazomanie Elementary/Black Earth Elementary: Obtaining Level 1 Kodaly Certification at DePaul University in Chicago, IL.

 

Emily Dietrich, Howard Elementary: Attending the Social Thinking Conference in Chicago, IL.

 

Julie Eiden, Menomonie High School: Attending a TPRS workshop.

 

Anita Harrison, Vincent High School: Obtaining National Board Certification.

 

Yunghung Hsiao, Indian Trail High School & Academy: Attending the Chinese Language & Culture AP Summer Institute.

 

Colleen Konicek, Lac du Flambeau Public School: Purchasing incentives for the school reading program.

 

Angela Krause-Kuchta, Menomonie High School: Purchasing a classroom set of Kill-a-Watt energy meters.

 

Rita Mortenso, Verona Area High School: Attending the ISTE Conference in Philadelphia, PA.

 

Lynnette Oetzel, Menomonee Falls High School: Attending the Wisconsin Mathematics Council Annual Conference in Green Lake, WI.

 

Julie Poetzel, Menomonee Falls North Middle School: conducting a Medical Detectives Class with her Middle School students.

 

Kyle Raleigh, Central Intermediate School: purchasing auxiliary equipment for his class set of Chromebooks.

 

Rebecca Reyes-Clement, Bruce Guadalupe Community School:  Purchasing materials to meet the sensory needs of her special education students.

 

Alana Seddon, Logan Middle School: Purchasing tuba stands to support her growing music program.

 

Amy Sterckx, Green Bay Area Public Schools: Attending the ISTE Conference in Philadelphia, PA.

 

Congratulations, teachers! Thanks to all who applied but were not selected to receive a scholarship or grant in this spring competition. The AAE Foundation National Teacher Scholarship and Grant Program is held twice a year in the fall and spring. Please consider applying for the next round of scholarships and grants. The deadline for the upcoming fall competition is October 1, 2015.

 

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