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    Outstanding Administrator Nomination Form

     

    OUTSTANDING ADMINISTRATOR AWARD GUIDELINES

    The Wisconsin Title I Association presents the Outstanding Administrator Award to a Wisconsin administrator who demonstrates leadership in the Title I program.

    Eligibility:

    Title I staff may nominate any school district administrator who is not employed through Title I funds. Nominees should display these qualities:

    • Acts as an advocate of Title I
    • Is knowledgeable about Title I
    • Provides leadership that reflects current research and practice in Title I programs
    • Serves as role model for other administrators
       


    Nomination Process:

    Nominations must include four letters of support from any of these sources: teachers, supervisors, board members, parents, local community members, or any other appropriate references. Letters of support should include information on how the nominee meets the above criteria. Each school district may nominate one person.

    Nomination packets, consisting of the four letters of support, vita describing the nominee's educational background and professional activities, and a nomination form should be submitted to:

     

    Linda Bruun

    %Spring Hill School

    300 Vine St

    Wisconsin Dells, WI   53941

    608-253-2468, ext 114
     

    Deadline:

    The deadline for nominations is March 1, 2008. No late materials will be accepted.

    Notification of Award

    Recipients of the Outstanding Administrator Award will be notified in March. The person nominating the administrator will receive a copy of the notification letter.

     


    The Award:

    The Administrator Award was given to Bruce McMurry of Belle Reynolds Elementary in Oakfield Wisconsin. He came highly recommended for his continuous support and teamwork with his staff. This came as a big surprise to Bruce as his team of teachers kept him in the dark regarding this award. His staff was even able to be in attendance for the presentation of the award. We look forward to Bruce and his staff joining our organization and sharing their enthusiasm with us.

    Bruce wrote us a note of his experience and this is what he had to say:

    My sincere thanks to the Wisconsin Title I Association for recognizing me for an award at your spring conference! I really enjoyed the conference. The people attending were very warm and had an obvious passion for teaching children to read! Our Title I staff and I are planning to join next year. The networking was great, and we look forward to being part of such a positive group!

    Bruce McMurry

    Elementary Principal and K-12 Director of Instruction
    Belle Reynolds Elementary

    WTIA and Local District Responsibilities:

    WTIA will be responsible for:

  • Paying registration and meal fees for the Spring Conference.
  • Contacting the person who completed the forms about the final selection.
  • Contacting the recipients' district administrator and school board president to inform them of the award being given to a member of their staff.
  • Helping the local contact who completed the forms to write a press release.

    Local Title I Projects may want to do any of the following:

  • Pick up the recipient's travel and lodging costs.
  • Recognize the recipient at a local district level.
  • Distribute a press release regarding the honored administrator.

    Outstanding Administrator Nomination Form


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