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May 12, 2010

Area teachers recognized at Fourth Annual Excellence in Education

MERIDIAN —     Fifteen Meridian area teachers were among honorees at the Fourth Annual Excellence in Education Awards Banquet at Mississippi State University, Meridian. The educators were recognized for their accomplishments in the public schools.

    The program is conducted by the Meridian Area chapter of Phi Delta Kappa( PDK), a professional education organization.   

    The teachers were nominated by administrators, teachers and/or the public. They then submitted resumes and statements about teaching that were evaluated by a panel of university and public school personnel. The 15 winners were selected from nominations received from throughout East Mississippi school districts.

    Each of the teachers demonstrates the academic excellence opportunities available in their schools. Teachers recognized were:

    • Ed Abdella, Meridian High School

    • Tammy Alford, Clark County Career and Technology Center

    • Kim Brown, Northeast Lauderdale Elementary

    • Tim Caldwell, West Lauderdale High School

    • Robin Cochran, West Lauderdale Middle School

    • Julianne Herrington, West Lauderdale Elementary School

    • Walt Littleton, Ross Collins Career and Technical Center

    • Danielle McAllister, West Lauderdale Middle School

    • Robin McClellan, Philadelphia Elementary School

    • Liz Michael, Meridian High School

    • Sandy Reid, West Lauderdale High School

    • Leigh Ann Smith, Clarkdale High School

    • Carol Ridings, Quitman Lower Elementary School

    • Jessica Tullos, Enterprise High School

    • Mary Wilson, Magnolia Middle School

    • Phi Delta Kappa promotes quality education, in particular publically supported education, as essential to the development and maintenance of a democratic way of life.

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        Information for School News should be submitted to The Meridian Star by 5 p.m. on the Monday before publication. Information may be mailed to P.O. Box 1591, Meridian, MS 39301; faxed to (601) 485-1275; or e-mailed to ibrown@themeridianstar.com (photos should be in JPEG format).

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        Editor's note: School news is a schedule of upcoming events, programs and other activities on area school and college campuses.
        Information for School News should be submitted to The Meridian Star by 5 p.m. on the Monday before publication. Information may be mailed to P.O. Box 1591, Meridian, MS 39301; faxed to (601) 485-1275; or e-mailed to ibrown@themeridianstar.com (photos should be in JPEG format).

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