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The OWL Award for Excellence in Public Education committee is asking the community for nominations.
The OWL Award recognizes individuals, groups or organizations that have made a significant contribution to public education in SD73 over a 5 year period, and have had a positive impact on the development of students, parents, teachers, support staff and educational leaders.
The Board of Education started the award in 2010 to celebrate contributions to student learning/teaching, athletics, fine arts, community well-being/partnerships, extra or co-curricular learning, administration and support and governance.
Nominees don’t have to be SD73 employees, but can be individuals or groups that have worked closely with the school district.
The deadline for nominations is March 31. The recipient will receive public recognition at a SD73 board meeting on June 30 or earlier.
More information about nominations is available on the SD73 website.
