SCHOLASTIC NAMES 12 TEACHER IS AWARDED FOR BETTER INFUSED REAL-TIME CLASSROOM EXPERTISE INTO PRODUCT DESVELOPMENT
Scholastic Education Solutions Product, Research and Publishing Teams Will Co-operate with a Collect of K-8 Educators From All Over the U.S.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9, 2023 Scholastic, the global publisher of children’s books, education and media, today announced its inaugural Teacher Fellow cohort. The Scholastic Education Solutions product development, research, and publishing teams will work with this group of twelve high-performing K-8 teachers throughout the school year. This collaboration will provide a direct route to their expertise and the real-world experiences from their classrooms. This program has two goals: to encourage innovative co-design and action for Scholastic’s instructional offerings, and to offer unique professional development opportunities to these educators.
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“The Teacher Fellows program builds on the strong relationships Scholastic has enjoyed with teachers for over a century. This reflects our deep commitment towards developing resources for teachers’ immediate needs. “We are delighted to welcome these 12 educators into the Scholastic Family to share their diverse experiences, critical perspectives, and to celebrate their contributions,” said Scholastic CEO John Sullivan. Chief Academic Officer Amanda Alexander.
Teachers Fellows were chosen through an open call for applicants. They were evaluated by a panel made up of teachers who had experience in teaching and problem solving skills. Each fellow will start and finish a capstone work during the program. It will be presented at Scholastic Headquarters’ NYC Summit in 2023. Fellows will also get a stipend. $2,000 As well as at least $500 Scholastic books and other materials have a retail value. The Inaugural 2022-2023 Teacher Fellows These will be in effect until July 20, 2023. They are listed alphabetically:
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Dorita Barr, Grade 6-8 Reading Specialist/Instructional Coach, Crossroads Preparatory Academy, Kansas City, MO
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Anjuli Dyal, K-1 Teacher, P.S. 121Q, South Ozone Park in NY
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Jenifer EvansHahaione Elementary school, Grade 3 teacher Honolulu, HI
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Anna HartGrade 5 Teacher, Monaview elementary School Greenville, SC
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Lisa JohnstonGrade K Teacher Brinnon School, Brinnon, WA
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Jadah Jones, K-5 Instructional Tech Resource Teacher, Norfolk Public Schools District. Norfolk, VA
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Christina LandburgCarthage Intermediate Center, Grade 4 Teacher Carthage, MO
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Andrew Laudel, Grade 7 Teacher, Brunswick School, Greenwich, CT
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Annikah Mercedes MoarattyGrade 2 Teacher, Royal Academy of Excellence San Antonio, TX
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Tierra PitchfordGrade 1 Teacher at Caldwell Elementary School Round Rock, TX
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Genelynn PuglieseASCEND School Grade 1 Teacher Oakland, CA
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Robin SimmonsHillside Elementary School, K-5 Instructional coach Madera, CA
Alexander said, “Teachers are at Scholastic’s heart.” “This program will allow them to bring their intimate knowledge into our work, and ultimately will help us create materials that support families and students better.”
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