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Region presidents are now welcoming nominations for regional 2009 Superintendent of the Year awards, co-sponsored by MASA, AASA, and Aramark. Anyone can nominate a superintendent for this program. Most often, nominations come from a school board member, parent, community leader or another superintendent. Check with your own region president to learn the nomination process your region will follow. If the region has no planned process, then follow the following steps:
This year’s theme will be “Democracy's Promise: Educate Every Child” and a ll applicants will be measured against the following criteria:
This year marks the 22nd year of the National Superintendent of the Year Program. Nomination brochures have been mailed to all public school board presidents, so if you plan to nominate a colleague, be sure to check with their board president so you can work together. An invitation to participate should have been mailed to all public school boards and superintendents in late May. To learn more about the National Superintendent of the Year program, visit www.aasa.org/awards/content.cfm?ItemNumber=10476#B To learn more about Michigan’s process and timelines, visit www.MichiganEdusource.org. Click on “Awards, Scholarships and Recognitions,” then “Administrator.”
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