Twenty-one Springfield Public Schools educators have been selected to receive the 2023 Pioneer Valley Excellence in Teaching Award. The annual awards program honors outstanding Western Massachusetts educators and seeks to motivate teachers at all stages of their careers. Please join Springfield Public Schools in congratulating:
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High School of Science and Technology
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The Springfield Renaissance School
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Lincoln Elementary School
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Springfield Conservatory of the Arts
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Roger L. Putnam Technical Vocational Academy
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Springfield Central High School
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The Springfield Renaissance School
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M. Marcus Kiley Prep Middle School
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Springfield Central High School
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Milton Bradley Elementary School
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“I am pleased to congratulate the winners of the Springfield Public Schools Class of 2023 Pioneer Valley Excellence in Teaching Award. These educators represent what makes our school district so special,” said Superintendent of Schools Daniel Warwick, who personally congratulated the winners during a zoom meeting today.
Winners will be honored at an awards banquet at the Log Cabin in Holyoke on May 10, 2023. Prizes include an engraved plaque and $250. The awardees are also offered tuition incentives and scholarships from Elms College, Bay Path University, Mount Holyoke College, Springfield College, Western New England University, Westfield State University, and the University of Massachusetts. In addition, they are granted access to thousands of WGBY digital education resources as organization members and are given three-month memberships at the Springfield Jewish Community Center or one of the six regional YMCAs.
Now in its’ 20th year, the Excellence in Teaching Awards program is made possible by the Harold Grinspoon Charitable Foundation and the Irene E. & George A. Davis Foundation. Other business and community support comes from American International College, Arrha Credit Union, Country Bank, and Meyers Brothers Kalicka, according to the organization.