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April 10, 2003 Excellence in Teaching Awards Finalists Selected Edmonton April 10, 2003 Excellence in Teaching Awards finalists selected Edmonton ... In tribute to their outstanding contributions to education in Alberta, 128 teachers from across the province have been chosen as finalists for the 15th annual Excellence in Teaching Awards. Three of these finalists are in the running for the SMARTer Kids Foundation Innovative Use of Technology Award. "Great teachers do more than teach. They ignite a desire for learning and knowledge that will equip our young people for lifelong success," said Dr. Lyle Oberg, Minister of Learning. "These finalists are representative of the many teachers across Alberta whose commitment and innovative approaches to learning inspire students and colleagues." The 128 finalists will receive finalist award certificates, which will be presented to them at local ceremonies in their schools or communities. The finalists were chosen from 418 nominees by a selection committee of representatives of stakeholder groups and education partners in the Early Childhood Services (ECS) to Grade 12 learning community. Finalists for the Excellence in Teaching Awards demonstrated creativity, innovation and effectiveness in teaching. On May 10, 2003, a dinner and awards ceremony will be held in Edmonton to present Excellence in Teaching Awards to 21 of Alberta's most outstanding teachers, one of whom will be awarded the SMARTer Kids Foundation Innovative Use of Technology Award. Recipients will be selected from the 128 finalists. "The Excellence in Teaching Awards are an important way to publicly recognize teachers who have demonstrated their dedication to education in this province," added Dr. Oberg. "Congratulations to all teachers for their hard work in the lives of students and I thank all Albertans for showing their appreciation by nominating these special teachers." The 15th annual Excellence in Teaching Awards are presented by Alberta Learning with the support of The Document Company, XEROX, the Alberta School Boards Association, The Edmonton Journal, SMARTer Kids Foundation, and the Alberta Chambers of Commerce. -30- A list of finalists by community is attached. This announcement is available on the Web site at: http://www.learning.gov.ab.ca/news For more information contact: Mark Cooper - Learning Communications - (780) 427-0965 To be connected toll free dial 310-0000 Finalists for the 2003 Excellence In Teaching Awards Finalist School City Gysler, Monika B. St. Martin de Porres High School Airdrie Lee, Jeffrey Lloyd A. Big Valley School Big Valley Forrest, Darlene Holy Family Academy Brooks Pencoff, Jonathan James Dr. E. P. Scarlett Senior High School Calgary Fitzsimmons, Michael St. Gregory School Calgary Nardini, Paola St. Hubert School Calgary Gelowitz, Crystal St. William Calgary Menotti, Wilma Bishop Grandin High School Calgary Braithwaite, Betty Calgary Academy Calgary Redick, Leslie Roy Calgary Academy Calgary Jasper, Marilee A. Chinook Park School Calgary Schnell, Keith Chinook Park School Calgary Andrews, Dax Bruce Earl Dr. E. P. Scarlett Senior High School Calgary Vincent, Jacqueline Anne Ernest Morrow Junior High School Calgary McKendrick, Patricia Father Lacombe High School Calgary Howat, Derek George Wood Learning Centre Calgary Stevens, Marlene Marie Lord Beaverbrook High School Calgary Jones, Jeff Parkdale School Calgary Speight, Michelle-Lee Parkdale School Calgary Dickson, Brent Reginald Sherwood Community School Calgary Wilson, Michael Sir Wilfred Laurier Jr. High School Calgary MacIsaac, Joe St. Cyril Elementary & Junior High Calgary School Schollaardt, Caroline Jean Trinity Christian School Calgary Searle, Sandra Lynn Western Canada High School Calgary Pelleau, Raymonde Westgate Elementary School Calgary O'Connell, Elizabeth Elizabeth Rummel School Canmore Wiebe, Patricia A. R. I. Baker Middle School Coaldale Stafford, Tammie Joyce Evergreen Elementary School Drayton Brockway Valley Wray, Shauna Duffield School Duffield Belanger, Lois Edgerton Public School Edgerton Kelly, Michele Amiskwaciy Academy Edmonton Langevin, Darrell Amiskwaciy Academy Edmonton Bilotta, Rosa Maria Anne Fitzgerald Catholic School Edmonton Perras, Mary-Ann Sonia Anne Fitzgerald Catholic School Edmonton Atamanczuk, Irene Mary Archbishop MacDonald High School Edmonton Milan, Arthur Daniel Archbishop MacDonald High School Edmonton Annala, Cindy Athlone Elementary School Edmonton Sonnichsen, Bryan Athlone Elementary School Edmonton Dugan, Peggy Avonmore School Edmonton Petersen, Cindalee Avonmore School Edmonton Weber, Nancy Belmead School Edmonton Izio, Daria Bishop Savaryn Catholic School Edmonton Giourmetakis, Brenda Bisset School Edmonton Sader, Geoff Bisset School Edmonton Simpson, Will Bisset School Edmonton Filipski, Richard Blessed Kateri School Edmonton Althouse, John Henry Cardinal Leger School Edmonton Huculiak, Randy Robert Dept. of Lifelong Learning & Alternative Edmonton Education Services - AADAC Lennon, Wai-Ling Leocadia Dovercourt School Edmonton Yeaman, Angela Nichole Eastwood School Edmonton Prestash, Jennifer École Kenilworth School Edmonton Radmanovich, Randy George École Kenilworth School Edmonton Haddad, Salwa École Richard Secord School Edmonton Fiorillo, Philip École St. Angela School Edmonton Wilk, Michael Richard École St. Cecilia Junior High Edmonton Beaudoin, Nicole Jeannette M. École St. Stanislaus School Edmonton Smith, Mary-Frances Elmwood Elementary School Edmonton Crump-Dumesnil, Elizabeth Good Shepherd Elementary School Edmonton Swinkels, Amy Marie Good Shepherd Elementary School Edmonton Kastelan, Kristina Michelle H.E. Beriault Catholic Junior High Edmonton Aldridge, Joanne Denise Highlands School Edmonton MacLean, Jennifer Holy Trinity High School Edmonton Dunkley, Colleen Elaine J. H. Picard Edmonton Potvin, Denis J. H. Picard Edmonton Brandsma, Sidney Jasper Place High School Edmonton Henkelman, Allan William LaPerle Elementary School Edmonton Taylor, Larry LaPerle Elementary School Edmonton Kiryluk, Teresa C. Louis St. Laurent Edmonton Helland, Laurie Lymburn Edmonton Crowell-Bour, Jane M.E. Lazerte High School Edmonton Stevens-Porter, Judi Major-General Griesbach School Edmonton Walls, Frank Major-General Griesbach School Edmonton Joslin, Guy Stewart Malcolm Tweddle Edmonton Johnson, Errol Valentine McNally High School Edmonton Kelsey, Mary McNally High School Edmonton Smarsh, Diane Gayle McNally High School Edmonton Mack, Pamela Christy Mill Creek/Ritchie Edmonton Agrell-Smith, Jennifer Elise Mount Pleasant Elementary School Edmonton Raymond, Heather Norwood School Edmonton Kachman, Cheryl M. Old Scona Academic School Edmonton Rudyk, Sherri Leah Oliver School Edmonton Rivers, Tamara-Lynn Elizabeth Our Lady of Mount Carmel Edmonton Bahry, Carol Our Lady of the Prairies Edmonton McGill, MaryAnne Our Lady of the Prairies Edmonton Maas, Daniel Our Lady of Victories Catholic Edmonton Elementary School Medwid, Rebecca Parkdale Elementary/Junior High Edmonton Johnson, B. Dee Parkview School Edmonton Brusnyk, Brenda Richard Secord School Edmonton Sieweke, Norman John Rideau Park School Edmonton Wiens, Deanna Satoo Elementary School Edmonton Motoska, Kimberly St. Elizabeth Catholic School Edmonton Zydek, Michelle Katherine St. Elizabeth Seton Edmonton Melnyk, Linda St. Francis of Assisi Edmonton Tucker, Susanne St. Francis Xavier High School Edmonton Sturdy, Judy St. Hilda Catholic Junior High School Edmonton Delaney, Patrick John St. Joseph Catholic High School Edmonton Hogan, Margaret E. St. Joseph Catholic High School Edmonton Vandendooren, Leon Paul II St. Joseph Catholic High School Edmonton Laniuk, Lana Lisa St. Lucy School Edmonton McNeely, Paul St. Lucy School Edmonton Olansky, Agnes Bridgit St. Lucy School Edmonton Rajotte, Elaine St. Michael School Edmonton Porter, Kyle James St. Patrick School Edmonton Konowalec, Diane St. Paul School Edmonton McCluskey, Lisa Marie St. Paul School Edmonton Zayac, David N. St. Rose Junior High School Edmonton Wallace, Craig Strathcona Composite High School Edmonton Goulet, Sharon Suzuki Charter School Edmonton Witte, Natalie Victoria School of Performing and Visual Edmonton Arts Undershultz, Kelly Lynn W. P. Wagner School of Science and Edmonton Technology Anderson, John Westmount Junior High Edmonton Antoniw, Fred Westmount Junior High Edmonton Moczulski-Thompson, Linda Hussar School Hussar Kim MacDonald, Joyce A. Leduc Composite High School Leduc Jorgensen, Shirley Yvonne Storefront School Leduc Williams, Patrick Winston Churchill High School Lethbridge Siqueira, Terrence Nicholas Good Shepherd School Okotoks Pickering, Lynn Aspen Heights Elementary School Red Deer St. Germain, Brian Red Deer Remand Centre School Red Deer Wowk, Cheryl M. Venture Middle School Program Red Deer Macdonald, Allan Bruce Clover Bar Junior High Sherwood Park Bauer, Bonnie Vermilion Elementary School Vermilion Langner, Elida Viking School Viking MacDougall, Patricia Blessed Sacrament Catholic School Wainwright Coderre, Archie Wainwright High School Wainwright Finalists for the 2003 SMARTer Kids Foundation Innovative Use of Technology Awards Finalist School City Baldassarre, John Revelation Online Edmonton McKinney, Dean Kevin St. Albert Catholic High School St. Albert Hryciw, Bernard St. Gabriel Cyber School St. Albert Alberta Government Home | Ministries Listing | Learning Home Page | News Releases |Top of Page Send us your comments or questions Copyright(c); 2003 Government of Alberta Return to Government Home Page .
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