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AHLA, Foundation Welcome The Industry Back To Annual Fundraiser

Sapphire Ball seeks to honor "Shining Lights"

Education roundup: Art and Music Educator of the Year awards announced

The Repository The Massillon Museum, Canton Museum of Art, and Canton Symphony partnered to offer the second annual Art Educator of the Year award and the fifth annual Music Educator of the Year awards to promote a greater understanding of and appreciation for music and art education and to honor those who are making a difference in our community through their dedication to music and art education.   • Ashley Kessler, art teacher at Oakwood Middle School in Plain Local School District, was named the 2021 Art Educator of the Year.   • Susan Cook, music teacher at Washington Elementary School in Marlington Local School District, was named the 2021 Music Educator of the Year.  

WFISD honors PIE for student support

Wichita Falls ISD recognized partners and mentors Tuesday who have made outstanding contributions to schools through the Partners in Education program, officials said.  WFISD handed out PIE awards at an reception to honor this school year s 32nd anniversary winners, officials said.  For more information about PIE, contact January Cadotte, PIE coordinator at jbcadotte@wfisd.net or 940-235-1009.  Here is a list of the awards, winners and their contributions.  Partner of the Year A partner who achieves goals through exemplary, well-balanced participation involving volunteers, funding, in-kind services and more. Winner: Provided lunches for the staff Filled teacher wish lists, regardless of the request

Thurber, longtime leader at TESU, announces retirement

John P. Thurber, vice president for public affairs and executive vice president for the Thomas Edison State University Foundation, has announced his intention to retire this fall. He has served in both roles since January 1996. Prior to his appointment as vice president for public affairs, Thurber became the founding executive director of the John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy and its predecessor, the Trenton Office of Policy Studies, at the institution in 1991. Thomas Edison State University President Merodie Hancock said Thurber has made a great impact at the school and in the community. “Under John’s 30-year stewardship, the university has made significant strides in the areas of public affairs and institutional advancement,” she said. “The university’s community profile and impact in the region has also grown substantially.”