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Hinsdale Teacher Praised For Leadership In Classroom, Athletics And Community
From a brand partner: Noah Lawrence is recognized for fostering inclusion and helping students connect with cultures beyond school.

From a brand partner: Noah Lawrence is recognized for fostering inclusion and helping students connect with cultures beyond school.

From a brand partner: Elizabeth Schmidt is praised for creating a joyful, nurturing classroom where young students feel seen and safe.
The 2026 class includes 45 fellows, including a teacher in Hillsborough, selected to pursue graduate study focused on the U.S. Constitution.
The award recognizes school districts and schools across the country for their commitment to providing access to music education.
Social studies teacher Pamela Romanchuk is on a mission to teach students about the Holocaust through a very personal lens: her family.
From a brand partner: Mary Springer Hubbard earns praise for balancing family, teaching and service with compassion and care.
From a brand partner: Lanie Young earns recognition for arriving early, staying late and supporting students every day.
From a brand partner: Jessica Dankowitz earns praise for creating a caring, creative environment for early childhood students.
From a brand partner: Lauren Gagliardi helps students feel welcomed, supported and confident as they prepare for high school.
From a brand partner: Krista Garriott earns praise from students for fostering a supportive and inspiring classroom environment.
More than 100 golfers and volunteers visited Maplewood Country Club in support of the 27th annual Al Farah CHS Cougar Classic.
The $5,000 city grants help to fuel grassroots projects that make Newark’s neighborhoods cleaner, greener and more resilient.
The money will go toward tutoring centers and elementary intervention programs.
The principal has a background in dual-language teaching and a track record of building school cultures rooted in belonging, officials said.
Paul Moran is the former girls basketball coach at Marblehead High School.
The West Hartford native and current college student received the YMCA Mission Impact Staff Award for camp safety leadership.
Members at Grace Community Church are having an impact on students, staff and families across Howard County.
The appointment of Patty Grow, a former teacher and current associate principal, was recently approved by the board of education.
The Woodshop is preparing for its 30th Wood Show in June, where many student-made items and furniture will be on display and for sale.
The donation was announced ahead of Teacher Appreciation Week, which runs through May 8.
He has been recognized with the 2026 Massachusetts State Universities Educator Alumni Award.
From a brand partner: Mrs. Heidi Smith is being recognized for her compassion, creativity and lasting impact on young learners.
The Midland School is proud to announce the generosity of The Summit Foundation has made Midland’s Spring Assembly Program possible.
Teachers Federal Credit Union honored educators across Suffolk County for their impact inside and outside the classroom.
May is declared "membership month," and an opportunity for people to learn about all the center has to offer, free of charge.
More than 200 attended the fundraiser at Bucks County Community College, paying homage to America’s founding mothers.
Surprise classroom visits turned spotlight on four standout educators across Contra Costa County.
Surprise classroom visits turned spotlight on four standout educators across Contra Costa County.
This year, 12 alumni and one historic team will be recognized for their contributions to WPS athletics.
Northridge High School’s founding librarian Marcie Irvin is set to retire after more than two decades of service.
Lisa Krauth and Bob “Mr. Bob” Haynes were recognized by the Association for Middle Level Education for their impact on students.
The national designation recognizes districts that provide equitable access to music instruction as part of a well-rounded education.
People’s Arc of Suffolk Educare Center launched a new clothing donation bin partnership with Big Brothers Big Sisters of LI.
Gail Stavitsky has curated more than 200 exhibitions at the museum.
Difference Maker award recipients are staff members who have made a big impact on the lives of others inside and outside of the classroom.
Nurses and teachers can get a free appetizer or dessert with any entrée purchase.
The new CEO replaces Jim Brexler who retired at the end of April after 13 years with the Doylestown healthcare system.
In memory of Juliet, the Council Rock South unified team wore special purple shirts emblazoned with Juliet’s name.
From a brand partner: Coach Richard Bressett leads with a steady, collaborative approach that supports players on and off the court.
From a brand partner: Melanie Kozoil helps preschoolers build confidence and excitement for school, preparing them for kindergarten.