Awards List
The actual nominations MUST be done . Review the nomination packet prior to submitting an individual for an award in order to ensure that they meet eligibility and criteria requirements.
Annual Awards
Freida M. Thomas Teacher of Promise Award
The Freida M. Thomas Teacher of Promise Award is presented each year to an outstanding teacher with no more than four years of experience (including the year of nomination). The award is designed to recognize early-career teachers at any grade level who spark enthusiasm for learning and achievement in students; who continually seek to improve content knowledge and practice and willingly share methods and materials with others; who effectively communicate and collaborate with others and apply problem-solving strategies to enhance teaching, learning, and the school community; and who possess a clear sense of vision, purpose, and integrity that inspires and motivates others. Read more about Mrs. Thomas on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have completed no more than four years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination);
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the Clarke County School District as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Freida M. Thomas Teacher of Promise Award.
Term: This award is presented to two recipients per year at a level of $500.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Downs Family District Services Award
The Downs Family District Services (formerly named the Bertis Downs District Services Award) is presented each year to two (2) Clarke County School District employees who serve in one of the following departments: Plant Services, Custodial Operations, School Nutrition, Transportation, or Security. The nominee should be an individual who cheerfully connects with students and staff on a daily basis and demonstrates a desire to serve well in an assigned support role. Read more about Mr. Downs on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible employees are those who:
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Are employed by the Clarke County School District as a non-certificated employee on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Serve in the plant services, custodial operations, school nutrition, transportation, or security departments of the district services umbrella;
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Bertis Downs District Services Award or the Downs Family District Services Award.
Term: This award is presented to two recipients per year at a level of $500.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Howard B. Stroud Community Service Award
The Howard B. Stroud Community Service Award is presented each year to a Clarke County School District employee who puts the well-being of the school district and its students above the advancement of self. Read more about Mr. Stroud on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible employees are those who:
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Are employed by the Clarke County School District by the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Howard B. Stroud Community Service Award.
Term: This award is presented to one recipient per year at a level of $500.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Michael Peter Horvat Secondary Coaches’ Award
The Michael Peter Horvat Secondary Coaches’ Award will be presented each year to a Clarke County School District employee who serves as a coach on one or more sports teams at the middle and/or high school level. Certified, classified, and lay personnel may be nominated. The nominee should be an individual who inspires and motivates student athletes to excel and who promotes the values of teamwork and sacrifice that Michael modeled. Read more about Michael on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible employees are those who:
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Are employed by the Clarke County School District on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring coaches are eligible to receive the award);
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Have completed two years (including the year of nomination) in a coaching capacity in the CCSD;
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Serve as a head or assistant coach for one or more sports teams at the middle and/or high school level;
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have not received the Michael Peter Horvat Secondary Coaches’ Award in the previous five (5) year period.
Term: This award is presented to one recipient per year at a level of $500.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
The following annual awards are chosen by Clarke County School District.
Nominations are not accepted.
Even Year Awards
Excellence in Teaching
(Friends of Eve Carson & Newland Family Foundation)
The Excellence in Teaching Awards recognize superior classroom teachers and are awarded for a two-year term for $500 each year. These awards are named in honor of the following: Friends of Eve Carson and the Newland Family Foundation. Read more about these honorees on the FFE website
Qualifications: These awards recognize superior classroom teachers who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination) with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received an Excellence in Teaching Award.
Term: This award is presented to two teachers on even-numbered years, for two years each, at a level of $500 per year.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Walter Allen, Sr. Inspiring Teacher
The Walter Allen, Sr. Inspiring Teacher Award is presented biennially (even-numbered years) to an outstanding teacher who goes beyond his or her classroom teaching role to encourage, motivate and mentor students to reach their full potential. This is an annual $500 award to a teacher with at least five years of experience in any grade or subject. Read more about Dr. Allen on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Nominations may be made by principals/supervisors, colleagues, students, parents, or community members. Nominators should work with the nominee to solicit letters of support and prepare all documents for submission. There is no limit to the number of nominations made by any one school.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by a Clarke County school as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other Foundation award; and
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Have never previously received the Walter Allen, Sr. Inspiring Teacher Award
Term: This award is presented for two years at a level of $500 per year. Nominations for this award are accepted only in years ending in an even number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Galis Family Award for Teachers of History and Social Studies
The Galis Family Award for Teachers of History and Social Studies is awarded biennially (even-numbered years only) to honor a teacher whose excellence in teaching elementary, middle, or high school history or social studies has had a positive and inspirational impact on students. Read more about the Galis family on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Nominations: Nominations may be made by principals/supervisors, colleagues, students, parents, or community members. Nominators should work with the nominee to solicit letters of support and prepare and submit the packet by the deadline. There is no limit to the number of nominations made by any one school.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by a Clarke County school as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other Foundation award; and
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Have never previously received the Galis Family Award for Teachers of History and Social Studies
Term: This award is presented for two years at a level of $500 per year. Nominations for this award are accepted only in years ending in an even number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Frusanna S. Booth Chair for Teachers of
English and Language Arts
The Frusanna S. Booth Chair for Teachers of English and Language Arts is awarded biennially (even-numbered years only) to honor a teacher whose excellence in teaching elementary, middle or high school language arts or English has had a positive and inspirational impact on students. Read more about Dr. Booth on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Nominations: Nominations may be made by principals/supervisors, colleagues, students, parents, or community members. Nominators should work with the nominee to solicit letters of support and prepare and submit the packet by the deadline. There is no limit to the number of nominations made by any one school.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by a Clarke County school as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the academic year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other Foundation award; and
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Have never previously received the Frusanna S. Booth Chair for Teachers of English and Language Arts
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this Chair are accepted only in years ending in an even number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Charlotte Brown Chair for Teachers of Special Education
The Charlotte Brown Chair for Teachers of Special Education is awarded biennially (even-numbered years only) to honor a master teacher trained to teach the District's intellectually, emotionally and/or physically disabled students. Read more about Charlotte Brown and past awardees on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Nominations: Nominations may be made by principals/supervisors, colleagues, students, parents, or community members. There is no limit to the number of nominations made by any one school.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District (retiring teachers are eligible for this award);
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the Clarke County School District as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other Foundation award; and
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Have never previously received the Charlotte Brown Chair for Teachers of Special Education
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this Chair are accepted only in years ending in an even number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Lamar Dodd Chair for Teachers of Fine Arts
The Lamar Dodd Chair for Teachers of Fine Arts is awarded biennially (even-numbered years only) to honor a teacher of art, music, drama, or dance at the elementary, middle, or high school level who exemplifies the ideal of excellence in instruction and possesses the ability to inspire creativity in students. Read more about Lamar Dodd on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Nominations: Nominations may be made by principals/supervisors, colleagues, students, parents, or community members. Nominators should work with the nominee to solicit letters of support and prepare and submit the packet by the deadline. There is no limit to the number of nominations made by any one school.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by a Clarke County school as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other Foundation award; and
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Have never previously received the Lamar Dodd Chair for Teachers of Fine Arts
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this Chair are accepted only in years ending in an even number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Jenny Penney Oliver Chair for Counselors and Student Support Personnel
The Jenny Penney Oliver Chair for Counselors and Support Personnel is awarded biennially (even-numbered years only) to recognize and honor those (including school counselors, psychologists, social workers, nurses, behavioral specialists, and graduation coaches) who nurture and care for students in the Clarke County School District in a holistic way, both inside and outside of the classroom. Read more about Dr. Oliver on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Nominations: Nominations may be made by principals/supervisors, colleagues, students, parents, or community members. Nominators should work with the nominee to solicit letters of support and prepare and submit the packet by the deadline. There is no limit to the number of nominations made by any one school.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have at least five years of experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by a Clarke County school as a full-time or part-time position on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other Foundation award; and
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Have never previously received the Jenny Penney Oliver Chair for Counselors and Support Personnel
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this Chair are accepted only in years ending in an even number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Margaret & Raymond Ponsoldt Chair for
Elementary School Teachers
The Margaret & Raymond Ponsoldt Chair for Elementary School Teachers is awarded biennially (even-numbered years only) to recognize and reward outstanding teaching in the county’s elementary school classrooms. Read more about the Ponsoldts on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Nominations: Nominations may be made by principals/supervisors, colleagues, students, parents, or community members. Nominators should work with the nominee to solicit letters of support and prepare and submit the packet by the deadline. There is no limit to the number of nominations made by any one school.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by a Clarke County school as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination;
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Do not currently hold any other Foundation award; and
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Have never previously received the Margaret & Raymond Ponsoldt Chair for Elementary School Teachers
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this Chair are accepted only in years ending in an even number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Even Numbered Years
Odd Year Awards
Excellence in Teaching
(Joan D. Humphries & Ken Sherman Double Century)
The Excellence in Teaching Awards recognize superior classroom teachers and are awarded for a two-year term for $500 each year. These awards are named in honor of the following: Joan D. Humphries and Ken Sherman Double Century. Read more about these honorees on the FFE website
Qualifications: These awards recognize superior classroom teachers who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination) with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received an Excellence in Teaching Award.
Term: This award is presented to two teachers on odd-numbered years, for two years each, at a level of $500 per year.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Odd Numbered Years
Seasoned Teacher Award
The Seasoned Teacher Award is awarded biennially (odd-numbered years only) and honors dedicated teachers who have taught fifteen years or more (at least ten in the Clarke County School District) and are recognized as outstanding instructional leaders and mentors. Award recipients are characterized by an enthusiastic love of teaching and known for inspiring students to do their best while providing an enjoyable and challenging learning environment. This award was endowed by longtime CCSD teacher Peggy Cole; read more about her on the FFE website.
Qualifications: These awards recognize superior classroom teachers who:
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Have completed at least fifteen years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least ten years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Seasoned Teacher Award.
Term: This award is presented for two years at a level of $500 per year. Nominations for this award are accepted only in years ending in an odd number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Odd Numbered Years
Kathryn H. Hug Instructional Leadership
The Kathryn H. Hug Instructional Leadership Award is awarded biennially (odd-numbered years only) to a district employee whose professional performance demonstrates the skill to design and/or implement an effective instructional program that meets appropriate learning needs for Clarke County students; whose effective communication and collaboration skills connect a variety of people within a school, the district, and the community to address a recognized instructional need; and who nurtures the leadership capacity of others. Read more about Dr. Hug on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time educator on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Kathryn H. Hug Instructional Leadership Award.
Term: This award is presented in odd-numbered years to one recipient for a two-year term at a level of $500/year.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Odd Numbered Years
Martha Comer Chair for Teachers of Languages
The Martha Comer Chair for Teachers of Languages is awarded biennially (odd-numbered years only) in her memory to honor a master teacher of foreign languages, classical languages, or English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) at any level. Read more about Martha Comer on the Foundation for Excellence website.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Martha Comer Chair for Teachers of Languages.
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this chair are accepted only in years ending in an odd number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Odd Numbered Years
Cardee Kilpatrick Chair for Middle School Teachers
The Cardee Kilpatrick Chair for Middle School Teachers is awarded biennially (odd-numbered years only) to recognize and reward outstanding teaching in the county’s middle school classrooms. Read more about Cardee Kilpatrick on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Cardee Kilpatrick Chair for Middle School Teachers.
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this chair are accepted only in years ending in an odd number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Odd Numbered Years
Ann M. Schindel Chair for Teachers of Mathematics
The Ann M. Schindel Chair for Teachers of Mathematics is awarded biennially (odd-numbered years only) to honor a teacher whose excellence in teaching elementary, middle, or high school mathematics has had a positive and inspirational impact on students. Read more about Dr. Schindel on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Ann M. Schindel Chair for Teachers of Mathematics.
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this chair are accepted only in years ending in an odd number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Odd Numbered Years
Thomas H. Whitehead Chair for Teachers of Science
The Thomas H. Whitehead Chair for Teachers of Science is awarded biennially (odd-numbered years only) to honor outstanding teaching in any branch of science at the elementary, middle, or high school level. Read more about Dr. Whitehead on the FFE website.
Qualifications: Eligible educators are those who:
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Have completed at least five years of teaching experience (including the year of nomination), with at least three years in the Clarke County School District;
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Hold current Georgia teaching certification or permit;
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Are employed by the CCSD as a full-time or part-time teacher on the first day of pre-planning of the calendar year of the nomination (retiring teachers are eligible to receive the award);
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Do not currently hold any other FFE award; and
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Have never previously received the Thomas H. Whitehead Chair for Teachers of Science.
Term: This chaired award is presented for two years at a level of $1000 per year. Nominations for this chair are accepted only in years ending in an odd number.
Once an individual is nominated, he/she will be contacted by the Foundation for Excellence to complete the application process. Nominator information will be provided to the nominee, so that the nominator can assist with the application & supporting document requirements.
Odd Numbered Years
Student Awards
The Foundation for Excellence annually presents several awards to outstanding CCSD students. (The recipients are selected by their schools, so there is no application or nomination form available from the Foundation.)
The Arthur Moog Middleton Writing Award for HS Juniors
The Arthur Moog Middleton Writing Award is awarded annually by honoring two high school juniors who produce compelling fiction or nonfiction. Teachers from Clarke Central and Cedar Shoals select one junior from each school to receive a $250 check for a body of writing that may include short stories, essays, news reports, explanatory writing, narrative nonfiction, criticism, video scripts, comedy sketches and multimedia documentaries. Preference will be given to writing that has been published in any medium.
The Eve Carson Humanitarian Spirit Awards
The Eve Carson Humanitarian Spirit Award was established in 2009 to honor the life of Eve Marie Carson, a 2004 honor graduate of Clarke Central High School. In her brief life, Eve exhibited a human spirit that one yearns to achieve in a lifetime. Each elementary, middle and high school in the Clarke County School District selects one student in the exiting class (grades 5, 8, and 12) who best exemplifies the qualities exhibited by Eve to honor each spring.
Awards are given as follows:
5th grade – $50 gift card
8th grade – $100 gift card
12th grade – $500 check
The Gregg W. Lewis Scholar Athlete Awards
Gregg Lewis was an athlete and scholar who was a 1988 graduate of Clarke Central High School. Mr. Lewis lived the example of being both an athlete and a scholar while serving our country in the military. This award was created in his memory and is given to one male and one female student ($500 each) in the Clarke County School District who have participated in athletics all four years and have lettered in at least one sport. Of the candidates meeting these criteria, the two students (one male and one female) with the highest GPAs are chosen. If there is a tie in GPAs, the award will be based on rank in class. Beginning in 2015, the two runners-up for this award will also be recognized with $250 each.
The Marge Schneider Science Awards
The Marge Schneider Science Awards ($250 award at each traditional high school) honor a graduating senior at each high school who is a science honors student and who is active in service within the school or community. Award recipients are selected by the science department of their school.
The Charlotte and Claude Williams American History Awards
The Charlotte and Claude Williams American History Awards ($250 award at each traditional high school) honor a junior at each high school who has excelled in both US history and government and who is active in service within the school or community. Award recipients are selected by the social studies department of their school. (This award was changed from a classroom grant to a student award beginning 2015.)
Taylor Family Dual Enrollment Award
The Taylor Family Dual Enrollment Award is presented each year to two Athens Community Career Academy Students. The award is designed to recognize graduating seniors who have earned the highest and second-highest college GPA with a minimum of 28 credit hours & have completed a career pathway by high school graduation through dual enrollment or SB2 status in CCSD.
Classic City High School Student of the Year
Chosen by the school administration and staff, the Classic City High School Student(s) of the Year award is presented to any Classic City High School Student who is an inspiration to their fellow classmates. This award winner will receive a $100 check.