Duval County School Board recognizes employees and students during monthly meeting
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - During
the presentation portion of the monthly meeting of the Duval
County School Board, Superintendent Ed Pratt-Dannals and Board
members recognized employees and students for their outstanding
accomplishments and contributions to Duval County Public
Schools:
The Council for
Exceptional Children recognized individuals who have
demonstrated outstanding devotion to exceptional learning, as
well as presented scholarships to students who have shown
immense progress in their work and are role models for their
peers. The recipients for these awards are listed below:
Memorial Scholarship winners:
- Whitney Simmons from A. Philip
Randolph Academies of Technology;
- Todd Lucy and Jovanni Martinez from
Fletcher High;
- John Tran and Amber Vermillion from Ed
White High; and
- Vivian Hill from Andrew Jackson High;
Teacher and Staff Award recipients
- Administrator of the Year-Pearl
Roziers, Principal of Kernan Trail Elementary;
- Teacher of the Year-Lori Caudle, ESE
Liaison of North Shore K-8;
- Inclusion Teacher of the
Year-Stephanie Miller, teacher at Highlands
Elementary;
- Rookie Teacher of the Year- Angel
Cabrera, ESE teacher at Highlands Elementary;
- Support Staff Person of the Year-
Monica Hall, paraprofessional at Highlands
Elementary;
Outstanding Service Awards
- Kathy Moeder-Christensen, Director of
After School Program-Beaches Habitat for
Humanity
- Nelson Cuba-Fraternal Order of Police
- Vic Groner-Fraternal Order of Police
Duval County Public Schools operates 172 schools and serves approximately 123,000 students. The school district is committed to providing high quality educational opportunities that will inspire all students to acquire and use the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in a global economy and culturally diverse world.
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