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Avon Maitland school board
presents Excellence awards °e VETERAN
Belgrave resident Vicki
Gerth of F. E. Madill
Secondary School in
Wingham is one of 48
recipients of an Excellence In
Education (EIE) award
handed out by the Avon
Maitland District School
Board.
She was one of two teachers
at the Wingham high school
to receive the award. Jan
Duffield was also a recipient.
Two students from the
school were also recipients.
They were Scott Coulthard
and Jaime Greenaway.
There were four recipients
at Central Huron Secondary
School in Clinton. They were
teachers Janice Rose and
Barry Brohman, support staff
Bob Gibbings and student
Elysia Townsend.
There were also four
recipients at Goderich District
Collegiate Institute and at
Listowel District Secondary
School.
The recipients at GDCI
were teacher Hugh
McGregor. community
member Steven Lindstrom,
support staff John MacDonald
and student Jeff kaufman.
At LDSS, the recipients
were teachers Diane
Homewood, John Kuepfer
and Scott Mitchell and
student Crystal Jedrzejewski.
The seventh annual
Excellence in Public
Education awards were
presented last night, May 4, in
a ceremony held at the
Mitchell Golf and Country
Club.
The awards are presented
by the AMDSB in partnership
with the Ontario Secondary
School Teachers’ Federation
District 8 to honour those
who have made outstanding
contributions to public
education in the Avon
Maitland District.
Student recipients of the
EIE award have made the
most of their opportunities for
self-development in their
particular secondary school.
They have contributed
towards secondary school
program, brought honour to
their school, or enriched the
life of their school or the
community in which they
live.
Teachers, professional
services and educational
support staff recipients are
members of OSSTF District 8
who have encouraged
excellence through their
contribution to the school
environment. They are also
involved in various phases of
extra-curricular, professional
or community activities,
which promote the cause of
public education.
Community recipients are
individuals or groups
involved in activities related
to education. Their
contribution and efforts help
to enhance the secondary
school program and the
quality of the secondary
school experience for the
students. These EIE award
winners are not members of
District 8 OSSTF, or
employees of the school
board.
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