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Dolly Parton Chasing Rainbows Teacher of the Year Award Forms Available Print E-mail

NEW!  The nomination fors for the Dolly Parton Chasing Rainbows Teacher of the Year Award have just been released!

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NSTOY eNEWS September 2011 Print E-mail

In this issue:

NSTOY Conference In Indianapolis NSTOY Strategic Planing Team
NSTOY Officers Election Info

NSTOY Speakers Bureau Update


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Fall 2011 NSTOY News is Available Print E-mail

The Fall Edition of the NSTOY News is available ON LINE!

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Why Teach? Print E-mail

Ever wonder why you became a teacher?

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School in Madina, Sierra Leone Print E-mail

There is a school started in a smalL village of Sierra Leone, West Africa, because of the determination of Fort Wayne’s Francis Mustapha to pass along the opportunity to have an education. Francis, born in Madina, Sierra Leone, says it is because of the Western-educated nurse from a neighboring village who raised him that he was given a chance at life at all. His twin brother died at birth, as well as several siblings before him.

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NSTOY eNEWS June-July 2011 Print E-mail

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Planning & Steering Committee Work NSTOY Members Visit US Sec. of Ed.
Summer Service Projects

We Need Your VOTE


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NSTOY eNEWS May 2011 Print E-mail

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The 61st National Teacher of the Year Announced       NSTOY Officers Election & Constitutional Amendment Info
NSTOY Service Projects Info Registration Info for 2011 NSTOY Conference

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NSTOYeNEWS March 2011 Print E-mail

 

NSTOYeNEWS March 2011

 

In This issue
NSTOY Member Survey 2011 NSTOY Service Project
NSTOY Annual Conference Kappa Delta Pi 100th Anniversary

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Fourth of July in Chautauqua Print E-mail

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Marilyn Carpenter (WV 75) and her husband Jack celebrated the Fourth of July in Chautauqua, where Marilyn entertains each summer.  Marilyn participated in the big band concert on the plaza, playing her new snare drum with the community band for the first time.  "What fun!" she exclaimed.
NOTE:  Photos courtesy of Demetrius Freeman / The Chautauquan Daily.

 
Maryland High School Chemistry Teacher Named 2011 National Teacher of the Year Print E-mail

MICHELLE-M-SHEARERThe Council of Chief State School Officers announced today that Michelle Shearer, a high school chemistry teacher in Frederick, Maryland, is the 61st National Teacher of the Year. Shearer and all of the 2011 State Teachers of the Year will be recognized by President Barack Obama in a ceremony at the White House Tuesday, May 3.

 

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Video courtesy of NBC News Education Nation

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TENNESSEE KDP CHAPTER - NSTOY Print E-mail
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Edna Rogers and Sheila Smith (ETSU KDP Chapter Counselor)

     Kappa Delta Pi International will celebrate 100 years at the 48th Biennial Convocation November 3-5, 2011 in Indianapolis, IN.  NSTOY celebrates 20 years of honorary membership with KDP this year.  A special invitation to form an honorary chapter of KDP was issued to NSTOY at the 1991 National State Teachers of the Year Conference in Tennessee by Michael Wolfe, KDP Executive Director. 
     Edna Rogers, TN-TOY ’89 was the featured speaker at the Zeta Iota Chapter Anniversary and Initiation meeting at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, TN on March 31, 2011.  The Zeta Iota KDP Chapter was the second chapter installed in Tennessee.  Twenty-four students were installed as new KDP members.  Bessie Cooper, who is the oldest living person in the world, was given an honorary membership.  Bessie, who was unable to be present, is 114 years old and graduated from ESTU in 1916.  She named her son after the former president of the university.

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