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2019-2020 Volunteer Award Nominees Presenting sponsor 2019-2020Volunteer Award Nominees Celebrating the Y.E.S. You Empower Students Congratulations to all of our volunteers and community partners TONY DUNGY HONORARY AWARD This award celebrates the image and involvement of a positive male role model and is given to an individual or group who has made significant contributions in leadership, character development and academic achievement in the lives of students. Schools nominated the following volunteers for this year’s Tony Dungy Honorary Award. Bevis Elementary School Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High Claywell Elementary School Adam Gendron School Nicholas Dunlap Frederick Moore Dunbar Elementary Magnet School Durant High School Durant High School David Saunders Al Mitchell Ulysses “Butch” Valdes Gaither High School Greco Middle School Hammond Elementary School Robert Zanders Hayden Roper Officer Leo Mas Morales One Million Black Men James Elementary School Lake Magdalene Elementary School MacFarlane Park Elementary IB Randarell Randolph LME Dad's Club Magnet School Enrique Ramirez Mort Elementary School Richard Notice Bible-Based Fellowship Church Presenting sponsor 2019-2020Volunteer Award Nominees Celebrating the Y.E.S. You Empower Students Congratulations to all of our volunteers and community partners DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION FAMILY AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT EXEMPLARY PROGRAM AWARD The purpose of this award is to promote and recognize innovative school practices that increase family and community involvement. A nomination should reflect an innovative practice for recruitment, training and recognition of family and community involvement practices. Programs may address removing barriers, parenting, student learning, communicating, volunteering, training at school or at home, decision- making, and collaborating with the community and others. An elementary school (PreK-5) and middle/high School (6-12) award will be given. The following programs were submitted for the DOE Family and Community Involvement Exemplary Program Award. Clair Mel Elementary School Claywell Elementary School Dunbar Elementary Magnet School iMOM Claywell PTA Hyde Park United Methodist Church Partnership with Dunbar Magnet Greco Middle School Hammond Elementary School Lincoln Elementary Magnet School Greco Parent Teacher Student Hammond's 6th Annual Toy Drive Culture Club - "UnSelfie" Book Study Association Lockhart Elementary Magnet School Lutz Preparatory School MacFarlane Park Elementary IB Lockhart Drumline and Color Guard Finn's Fighters Committee Magnet School MacDaddies Club Memorial Middle School Mort Elementary School West Tampa Elementary School Memorial Family and Community Bay Hope Church Claudia Lang Involvement/Support Program First Baptist Church of Tampa Volunteer Partnership Westchase Elementary School Westchase Mentoring Program Presenting sponsor 2019-2020Volunteer Award Nominees Celebrating the Y.E.S. You Empower Students Congratulations to all of our volunteers and community partners DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OUTSTANDING SCHOOL VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR – YOUTH The Department of Education Outstanding School Volunteer of the Year Award is presented annually by the Florida Department of Education to school volunteers who have shown outstanding dedication and commitment to quality education in Florida. These awards recognize a youth, adult and senior volunteer and are given in each of the five Florida reporting regions. The following volunteers were nominated by the schools for the DOE Outstanding School Volunteer of the Year Award. Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High Collins Elementary School Dover Elementary School School Antonio Quintero Edward Bonilla Madelyn Smith Durant High School Steinbrenner High School Walden Lake Elementary School Miranda Bihler Rana Scherer Tyanna Carney Westchase Elementary School Jacob Cure Presenting sponsor 2019-2020Volunteer Award Nominees Celebrating the Y.E.S. You Empower Students Congratulations to all of our volunteers and community partners DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OUTSTANDING SCHOOL VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR – ADULT The Department of Education Outstanding School Volunteer of the Year Award is presented annually by the Florida Department of Education to school volunteers who have shown outstanding dedication and commitment to quality education in Florida. These awards recognize a youth, adult and senior volunteer and are given in each of the five Florida reporting regions. The following volunteers were nominated by the schools for the DOE Outstanding School Volunteer of the Year Award. Bloomingdale High School Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High Bryan Elementary School Patricia Rendon School Maria Mandujano Sheryl Glow Bryant Elementary School Buckhorn Elementary School Cannella Elementary School Karen Nalywajko Lindsey Girdwood John Altman Claywell Elementary School Collins Elementary School Davidsen Middle School Janice Bohush Dawn Michelle Spiess Angela Smith Deer Park Elementary School Doby Elementary School Dunbar Elementary Magnet School Jennifer Lingo Melissa Butler Ashley McKnight and Kibbler Carter Greco Middle School Hammond Elementary School Hunter's Green Elementary School Kerri Ladd Sheri Maurine Wheeler Salome Holleman James Elementary School Lamb Elementary School Leto High School Randarell Randolph Shannon Bell Noemi Figueroa-Acevedo Lincoln Elementary Magnet School Literacy Leadership Technology Lopez Elementary School Erika Connell Academy 6-8 Joann Sellars Brittany Christine Hill Presenting sponsor 2019-2020Volunteer Award Nominees Celebrating the Y.E.S. You Empower S tudents Congratulations to all of our volunteers and community partners MacFarlane Park Elementary IB Madison Middle School Maniscalco Elementary School Magnet School Kyongmi McGivern Daniella McClutchy Gitta Schmitt Marshall Middle School Miles Elementary School Mort Elementary School Lawrence Johnson Joan Rosenblum Jodie Luster Potter Elementary School Riverhills Elementary Magnet School Robles Elementary School Victoria Anzalone Bonny Cable Judith Anderson Seminole Elementary School Shields Middle School Shore Elementary Magnet School Kristen Brown Angela Phillips Shauntrel Bennett South County Career Center Steinbrenner High School Sunlake Academy of Math and Science Larry Caplinger Melinda Sheer Lisa Dezelan Symmes Elementary School Tampa Heights Elementary Magnet Turner/Bartels K-8 School Janis Pfeifer School Lynda Schweitzer Tracy Dailey Valrico Elementary School Walker Middle Magnet Westchase Elementary School Tara Tilson Frederick Motomal Kelly Fountain Presenting sponsor 2019-2020Volunteer Award Nominees Celebrating the Y.E.S. You Empower Students Congratulations to all of our volunteers and community partners DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OUTSTANDING SCHOOL VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR – SENIOR The Department of Education Outstanding School Volunteer of the Year Award is presented annually by the Florida Department of Education to school volunteers who have shown outstanding dedication and commitment to quality education in Florida. These awards recognize a youth, adult and senior volunteer and are given in each of the five Florida reporting regions. The following volunteers were nominated by the schools for the DOE Outstanding School Volunteer of the Year Award. Brooker Elementary School Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High Chiaramonte Elementary School Treva Lawter School Robert Hough Billy Richardson Cleveland Elementary School Dr. Carter G. Woodson K-8 Lincoln Elementary Magnet School Sally Bartholomew Zhivago Adderley Carolyn Peace McKitrick Elementary School McLane Middle School Mort Elementary School Malachy Donald Cutcliff Randolph Delliveniri Thomas Tilchin Pierce Middle School Pride Elementary School Robinson High Magnet School Karen Topper Patricia Peregoy Patricia Davis Stewart Middle Magnet School Westchase Elementary School Sherry Lynn McDaniel Patricia Jackson 2019-2020 AWARDS NOMINEES | Celebrate the YES! Page 6 of 8 Presenting sponsor 2019-2020Volunteer Award Nominees Celebrating the Y.E.S. You Empower Students Congratulations to all of our volunteers and community partners CHAMPION FOR EDUCATION VOLUNTEER AWARD This award recognizes an individual, group or organization based on length of service, leadership, demonstration of unusual commitment and lasting impact on students/families in our schools and/or who has had a positive impact on students through academic support (tutoring) and/or mentoring. Multiple awards will be given. Benito Middle School Bevis Elementary School Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High Sigrun Ragnarsdottir Shannon Polizzi School Dawn Hunt Bryan Elementary School Clair Mel Elementary School Claywell Elementary School Mayra Quintana Brian and Mandy Nolin Cameron Fishback Dunbar Elementary Magnet School Gibsonton Elementary School Greco Middle School Hyde Park United Methodist Church Michael Daigle Tranette Engram Kiwanis of Greater Brandon She Helps to Empower (SHE) Gibsonton Food Pantry Lockhart Elementary Magnet School Maniscalco Elementary School Monroe Middle School United States Attorney's Office Middle Maniscalco PTSA Robert Dickerson District of Florida Grace Family Church South Tampa Lunch and Learn Mentor Program Mort Elementary School Plant City High School Roosevelt Elementary School Ashley Alvarez Dianna Lott Rachel Nestor Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office Sheehy Elementary School West Tampa Elementary School Westchase Elementary School Pastor Elvis Piggott Kathleen Van Eepoel Sherida Cook Triumph and Deliverance Cathedral First Baptist Church of Tampa Gentleman Scholars Mentoring Program Woodbridge Elementary School
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