The Confidence in Kansas Public Education Task Force is accepting submissions for the 2012 Friends of Education Awards. For more information and a link to the online nomination form, please click here.
This program recognizes volunteer efforts throughout the state. Nominations are solicited in five categories:
1) School Volunteer
2) Community Leader
3) Community/Civic Organization
4) Business/Partner Activities
5) Public Sector Institution
The submission deadline is March 10, 2012.
The Friends of Education is a recognition program in which all nominees are honored with a Confidence Task Force Certificate of Award. All school buildings and/or districts are encouraged to submit names of individuals and organizations that demonstrate support of public education.
The Confidence Task Force is a non-profit corporation whose primary purpose is to strengthen confidence in Kansas public education and to increase awareness of the positive aspects of public education in this state.
The Task Force was created in 1981 to promote cooperation among state education agencies, bring recognition to volunteers serving public education in Kansas, and to heighten awareness of the important role of public education in our society.
Chairperson: Charles Volland, APR 785-307-4072 maestrocbv@gmail.com
The Confidence in Kansas Public Education Task Force is a not-for-profit corporation whose primary purpose is to strengthen confidence in Kansas public education and to increase awareness of the positive aspects of public education in this state. The Task Force was created in 1981 to promote cooperation among state education agencies, bring recognition to volunteers serving public education in Kansas, and heighten awareness of the important role of public education in our society. Its members include: American Association of University Women, Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers, Kansas Association of School Boards, Kansas National Education Association, Kansas School Public Relations Association, Kansas State Board of Education, Kansas State High School Activities Association, and United School Administrators of Kansas..
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