AWARD
RECIPIENTS
Congratulations 
to
All our
2010 Award Recipients
Distinguished
Service --Diane Amato
Ellen Swallow Richards Award--James Fogsrty
Orchid Award--Lynne Amend
Promising New Professional – East --Tom Scarola
Promising New Professional – West--Jeanne
Incantalupo
Teacher of the Year – East ---Pat Skjoldhal
Teacher of the Year – West --Joan Chieffo
Congratulations
to the Queens College Students
who
received the
Betsy
Nebrovski/Joann Tobin
Memorial
Scholarship Award
--Lisa
Miraglia
--Deebra Mitchell
--Illyssa Lepper
--Adriana Galante
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HERE for
the 2010
AWARDS NOMINATIONS FORM
Nomination forms must
be postmarked by December 5, 2009
NYAFCS:
Spotlight Award:
Tia Abramson
NY State Teacher
of the Year: Cindy Theiss
NYSAFCSE:
2007 Promising
New Professional (State Level): Jennifer Bunkley
Distinguished
Service Award (State Level): Carol Kirshner
Teacher of the
Year LIE (2006-2007): Elizabeth Garland
Teacher of the
Year LIW (2006-2007): AnnMarie Ingenuito
Teacher of the
Year LIE (2007-2008): Joanne Rizzo
Teacher of the
Year LIW (2007-2008): Beth Glazer
Promising New
Professional LIE (2006-2007): Pam Marcott
Promising New
Professional LIW (2007-2008): Jennifer Bunkley
Promising New
Professional LIE (2006-2007): Liz Catz
Promising New
Professional LIW (2007-2008): Ivy Mallo
Distinguished
Service Award (2006-2007): Lynn Murray
Distinguished
Service Award (2007-2008): Carol Kirschner
Orchid Award
(2006-2007): Laura Schulman
Orchid Award
(2007-2008): Kathy Saladino
FCCLA Advisor
of the Year Award (2006-2007): Coryn Shapiro-Mullady
FCCLA Advisor
of the Year Award (2007-2008): Lois Kappel
Ellen Swallow
Richards Award (2006-2007): Dr. Carol Hanken
Ellen Swallow
Richards Award (2007-2008): Nancy Lenz
Sunday
Newsday June 29, 2008
State
teaching honor
Cindy Theiss, a family
and consumer sciences teacher at Babylon Junior-Senior High
School, has been named 2008 New York State teacher of the year
by the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
She was recognized for her work with the school's child psychology
class - one of the state's first such programs, the district
said.
She was honored at
a ceremony earlier this month in Milwaukee.
