News Release

 

May 7, 2003

 

Local educators win Teachers Network/Crystal Apple Awards

Several local educators were among 26 teachers to garner The Teachers Network grants and among 10 to win Venoco, Inc. Crystal Apple Awards at the annual dinner of The Teachers Network at the Rancho Santa Barbara Marriott in Buellton on Wednesday, May 7 sponsored by the Santa Barbara County Education Office.

Below is a listing of The Teachers Network grant recipients, by geographic location.

The Crystal Apples were awarded in five categories in North and South County.

North County:

Elementary Teacher: Frank Sobotka, La Honda School, Lompoc Unified School District
Secondary teacher: David Anderson, Santa Maria High School, Santa Maria Jt. Union High School District
Support Teacher: Richard Taniguchi, Cabrillo High School, Lompoc Unified School District
Administrator: William Stokes, Santa Maria-Bonita School District
Classified: Robert Ranard, Cabrillo High School, Lompoc Unified School District

South County:

Elementary Teacher: Laurie Yarnell, Washington School, Santa Barbara Elementary School District
Secondary teacher: George Flores, Carpinteria Middle School, Carpinteria Unified School District
Support Teacher: Juanita Johnson, El Rancho School, Goleta Union School District
Administrator: Catherine Breen, Special Education, Santa Barbara County Education Office
Classified: Norma Perry, La Colina Junior High School, Santa Barbara High School District

The Teachers Network is designed to recognize and share outstanding teaching ideas that Santa Barbara County’s teachers have developed. It also provides opportunities for its teacher members to enhance teacher leadership skills for school-wide reform. It is part of a national program with more than 30,000 teacher members. Business partners provide the funding, through this cost-effective program for teacher grants, teacher attendance at recognition events, and the annual Curriculum Catalog. The Santa Barbara County Education Office provides funding for day-to-day operation of the program. This is the nineteenth year of the program in Santa Barbara County.

Further information is available from Carol Gregor at the Santa Barbara County Education Office, 964-4711, ext. 5281.

The Teachers Network Disseminator Grants 2003

Santa Maria (pdf)

Santa Ynez Valley and South Coast (pdf)

 

 




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