Mar 15, 2021 2021-03-15
Funding & Recognition
Recognition of Outstanding Leadership During the COVID-19 Pandemic
COVID-19 fundamentally changed the world, but none more radically than in the classroom. The National Society of High School Scholars created My Virtual Learning Success Story, an award to recognize those who were presented with a tough situation and, through the trials and tribulations of virtual learning, came out successful. Any high school teacher currently employed at a public or private high school in the United States or internationally is eligible to apply. Applicants should respond to the following question in 500 to 800 words: How were you able to be successful with virtual learning? They should provide specific examples of the positives of migrating their classroom online. Pictures, videos, or other media showing leadership in action are optional but strongly encouraged. Five educators will each receive awards of $500 for their success stories.
Deadline: April 15, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. (ET), for applications
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