Carroll County Chamber Of Commerce : Career And Technical Educators Receive Academic Leadership Awards

Press release from the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce :

Ted McNett

04/12/2021

Several
career and technical education teachers and staff from Carroll County Public
Schools, along with Henrico County, Virginia, and teachers and staff and the
Center for STEM Research at Hofstra University, were recognized by the
International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) at its
83rd Annual Conference.

The
teachers and staff listed below received the ITEEA's Excellence in Academic
Leadership Awards for Project ExCITE (Exploring Computation Integrated into
Technology and Engineering). ExCITE will develop a professional development
program that will serve as a model to prepare high school technology and
engineering teachers across the nation to teach an Advanced Placement (AP)
level one-year computer science principles course within technology and engineering
classrooms.

• Matt Davis, ExCITE Lead
  Teacher, South Carroll High School

• Kevin Giffhorn, Liberty High
  School

These
award recipients have demonstrated expertise and service as curricular and
instructional leaders within the technology and engineering profession.

Several
career and technical education teachers and staff from Carroll County Public
Schools, along with Henrico County, Virginia, and teachers and staff and the
Center for STEM Research at Hofstra University, were recognized by the
International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) at its
83rd Annual Conference.

Several
career and technical education teachers and staff from Carroll County Public
Schools, along with Henrico County, Virginia, and teachers and staff and the
Center for STEM Research at Hofstra University, were recognized by the
International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) at its
83rd Annual Conference. rd

The
teachers and staff listed below received the ITEEA's Excellence in Academic
Leadership Awards for Project ExCITE (Exploring Computation Integrated into
Technology and Engineering). ExCITE will develop a professional development
program that will serve as a model to prepare high school technology and
engineering teachers across the nation to teach an Advanced Placement (AP)
level one-year computer science principles course within technology and engineering
classrooms.

The
teachers and staff listed below received the ITEEA's Excellence in Academic
Leadership Awards for Project ExCITE (Exploring Computation Integrated into
Technology and Engineering). ExCITE will develop a professional development
program that will serve as a model to prepare high school technology and
engineering teachers across the nation to teach an Advanced Placement (AP)
level one-year computer science principles course within technology and engineering
classrooms.

• Matt Davis, ExCITE Lead
  Teacher, South Carroll High School

• Kevin Giffhorn, Liberty High
  School

Matt Davis, ExCITE Lead
Teacher, South Carroll High School

Matt Davis, ExCITE Lead
Teacher, South Carroll High School

Kevin Giffhorn, Liberty High
School

Kevin Giffhorn, Liberty High
School

Chris Bohle, Century High
School

Chris Bohle, Century High
School

Joel Perry, Westminster High
School

Joel Perry, Westminster High
School

Ben Hamilton, Francis Scott
Key High School

Ben Hamilton, Francis Scott
Key High School

Tom Walker, Winters Mill High
School

Tom Walker, Winters Mill High
School

Ted McNett, Assistant
Supervisor of Career and Technical Education

Ted McNett, Assistant
Supervisor of Career and Technical Education

These
award recipients have demonstrated expertise and service as curricular and
instructional leaders within the technology and engineering profession.

These
award recipients have demonstrated expertise and service as curricular and
instructional leaders within the technology and engineering profession. Reference Ted McNett ecmcnet@carrollk12.org ecmcnet@carrollk12.org

This press release was produced by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce . The views expressed here are the author’s own.