The five 2012 iEducate Delaware Honorees listed below were deemed best able to represent the ideals of iEducate Delaware and their projects had the most potential impact and reach.
Each of the five educators will each receive a $2,000 grant to support their work and will be honored at the Vision 2015 Fall Conference on October 17th, hosted at the University of Delaware.
- Audrey Carey – an administrator who uses technology to address the unique needs of English Language Learners.
- Margaret O’Dwyer – a community leader who co-founded the Delaware Youth Leadership Network, a program that teaches high school students critical leadership skills.
- Sarah Preston – a teacher who taught the first support class for students with autism that was fully integrated in an inclusive setting.
- Tracey Roberts – a principal who encourages her staff to involve and interact with the community and families in innovative ways.
- Lori Roe – an instructional technology specialist who designed a comprehensive technology program to make classes come alive for students.
Vision 2015’s fifth annual knowledge-based partnership forum is slated for Wednesday, October 17 at the Clayton Hall Conference Center at the University of Delaware. The event will focus on the key drivers of Race to the Top implementation. These key elements will be demonstrated by Delaware schools and districts that are doing innovative work — and already seeing results!
District leaders, principals, teachers, and others will share their work related to Common Core implementation, parent engagement, data use, personalized learning, as well as other topics.
Educators are eligible to receive seven clock hours toward renewal of their continuing license by proving their name and school at the registration desk the day of the conference.
For more information or to register, CLICK HERE
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