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The U.S. Education Department this month honored 228 public and private uncomplicated schools equally Blue Ribbon Schools. Following is a list of the schools by state.

Alabama. Eura Chocolate-brown Elementary Schoolhouse, Gadsden; Edgewood Elementary Schoolhouse, Homewood; Grantswood Simple Schoolhouse, Irondale; Pinson Elementary School, Pinson. Arizona. Sandpiper Elementary School, Scottsdale; Sequoya Unproblematic School, Scottsdale; Prove Low Primary School, Prove Low; Craycroft Elementary Schoolhouse, Tucson. Arkansas. Root Elementary Schoolhouse, Fayetteville.

California. Oak Hills Elementary School, Agoura; Willow Elementary School, Agoura Hills; Alamo Uncomplicated School, Alamo; Quailwood Elementary Schoolhouse, Bakersfield; Rio Vista Elementary Schoolhouse, Canyon County; Monte Gardens Elementary School, Concord; Oakbrook Elementary School, Fairfield; Fort Washington Elementary School, Fresno; Brywood Elementary Schoolhouse, Irvine; Glenn Eastward. Murdock Simple School, La Mesa; Santa Rita School, Los Altos; St. Simon Schoolhouse, Los Altos; Bullis Purissima Schoolhouse, Los Altos Hills; St. Thomas the Apostle School, Los Angeles; R.J. Neutra Elementary School, MAS Lemoore; Mayfield Inferior Schoolhouse of the Holy Child, Pasadena; Nelson Elementary School, Pinedale; Chaparral Unproblematic School, Poway; San Diego Hebrew Day School, San Diego; Graystone Elementary School, San Jose; Charles E. Teach Elementary School, San Luis Obispo; Village Unproblematic School, Santa Rosa; Foothill Elementary School, Saratoga.

Colorado. Pioneer Elementary School, Colorado Springs; St. Mary's Academy of the Sisters of Loretto, Englewood. Connecticut. Eastern Middle School, Riverside; Mansfield Middle Schoolhouse, Storrs; Union School, Unionville; Northeast Elementary Schoolhouse, Vernon; Eric G. Norfeldt School, W Hartford. Delaware. St. Matthew School, Wilmington. District of Columbia. Bunker Loma Community School, Washington. Florida. Griffin Elementary School, Cooper Urban center; Gulliver University, Coral Gables; Westchester Elementary School, Coral Springs; Heights Elementary School, Fort Myers; Oak Hill Unproblematic School, Jacksonville; The Cushman School, Miami; North Dade Center for Modern Languages, Miami; Thomas Jefferson Middle School, Miami; Sanibel Elementary Schoolhouse, Sanibel; Nob Hill Elementary School, Sunrise; North.B. Broward Elementary School, Tampa. Georgia. Cook Middle School, Adel; Graysville Uncomplicated School, Graysville; R.D. Head Simple School, Lilburn; A.L. Burruss Uncomplicated School, Marietta; Arch H. McCleskey Sr. Center Schoolhouse, Marietta; Pickneyville Centre School, Norcross; The Savannah Country 24-hour interval School, Savannah; St. Marys Uncomplicated School, St. Marys.

Hawaii. Princess Miriam J. Likelike Elementary School, Honolulu; Kapunahala Elementary Schoolhouse, Kaneohe; Mililani-uka Elementary School, Mililani; ASSETS School, Pearl Harbor. Illinois. Grove Avenue School, Barrington; Lake Bluff Junior High Schoolhouse, Lake Bluff; Sheridan Schoolhouse, Lake Woods; Adler Park School, Libertyville; Laura B. Sprague Schoolhouse, Lincolnshire; Washington Schoolhouse, Mundelein; Arnold J. Tyler Schoolhouse, New Lenox; Caroline Bentley School, New Lenox; Northbrook Junior High Schoolhouse, Northbrook; St. Damian School, Oak Forest; St. Luke School, River Forest; Trinity Lutheran School, Roselle. Indiana. Harold Handley Elementary School, LaPorte; Brumfield Elementary School, Princeton; Edward Eggleston Unproblematic School, South Curve; Klondike Elementary School, Due west Lafayette. Iowa. Grant Forest Elementary School, Cedar Rapids; Regina Elementary School, Iowa City; CAL Elementary Schoolhouse, Latimer.

Kansas. Leawood Simple School, Leawood; Countryside Uncomplicated School, Olathe; Indian Creek Elementary School, Olathe; Oak Hill Simple School, Overland Park; Oxford Middle School, Overland Park. Kentucky. Marshall Simple School, Fort Campbell; Robert D. Johnson Elementary School, Fort Thomas; Virginia Wheeler Elementary School, Louisville. Louisiana. St. Rosalie School, Harvey; Gentilly Terrace Creative Arts Magnet Schoolhouse, New Orleans. Maine. Biddeford Middle School, Biddeford; Bowdoin Fundamental School, Bowdoinham; Howard C. Reiche Community School, Portland. Maryland. Frances R. Fuchs Special Center, Beltsville; Lake Seneca Elementary School, Germantown; Greenbelt Center Elementary School, Greenbelt; Candlewood Uncomplicated School, Rockville.

Massachusetts. Henry C. Sanborn Schoolhouse, Andover; The Advent School, Boston; Lighthouse School Inc., Chelmsford; The Fay Schoolhouse Inc., Southborough. Michigan. Eastover Elementary Schoolhouse, Bloomfield Hills; Harlan Elementary School, Bloomfield Hills; Carl H. Lindbom Elementary Schoolhouse, Brighton; The Grosse Point Academy, Grosse Point Farms; Southwest Elementary School, Howell. Minnesota. Highland Elementary School, Apple Valley; Clear Springs Unproblematic School, Minnetonka; Hosterman Middle School, New Hope; Susan Lindgren Elementary School, St. Louis Park; Mounds Park Academy--Lower School, St. Paul; Deephaven Elementary School, Wayzata. Missouri. James Lewis Unproblematic School, Blue Springs; River Bend Simple Schoolhouse, Chesterfield; Midway Heights Uncomplicated School, Columbia; Bellerive Elementary School, Creve Coeur; Knob Noster Simple School, Knob Noster; Sometime Bonhomme Elementary School, Olivette. Montana. Havre Middle Schoolhouse, Havre.

Nebraska. Longfellow Unproblematic School, Scottsbluff. Nevada. Vegas Verdes Elementary School, Las Vegas; Brown Elementary School, Reno. New Jersey. Lawrence Brook School, East Brunswick; Greenbrook School, Kendall Park; Canfield Artery Schoolhouse, Mine Hill; George C. Bakery Elementary Schoolhouse, Moorestown; Moorestown Friends Schoolhouse, Moorestown; Leesburg School, Port Elizabeth; Eden Institute, Princeton; Mill Lake Schoolhouse, Spotswood. New Mexico. Loma Heights Elementary School, Las Cruces. New York. Concord Route Unproblematic School, Ardsley; Herbert Hoover Elementary School, Buffalo; Lake George Elementary School, Lake George; Como Park Elementary School, Lancaster; Davison Artery School, Lynbrook; Shelter Rock Elementary School, Manhasset; Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy, Riverdale; Osborn School, Rye; Voorheesville Uncomplicated Schoolhouse, Voorheesville; Wantagh Uncomplicated School, Wantagh; PEARLS Elementary School #32, Yonkers.

North Carolina. Lewis H. Powell Gifted and Talented Magnet Unproblematic School, Raleigh. North Dakota. Clara Barton Elementary School, Fargo; Belmont Elementary School, Yard Forks. Ohio. County Country Day School, Canton; Normandy Elementary School, Centerville; Hoffman School, Cincinnati; Kilgour Elementary School, Cincinnati; Sharonville Elementary School, Cincinnati; St. James White Oak School, Cincinnati; St. Andrew School, Columbus; Our Lady of Perpetual Help Schoolhouse, Grove Urban center; Bellflower Elementary School, Mentor; Pino Simple School, Northward Olmsted; St. John Bosco School, Parma Heights; Liberty Elementary School, West Chester; Hopewell Elementary School, West Chester; Lial Elementary Schoolhouse, Whitehouse. Oklahoma. Quail Creek Elementary School, Oklahoma City. Oregon. Slater/Filmore Course School, Burns; Washington Elementary Schoolhouse, Medford.

Pennsylvania. Cynwyd Elementary School, Bala Cynwyd; Dorothea H. Simmons School, Horshan; O'Hara Elementary School, Pittsburgh; John 1000. Grasse Elementary School, Sellersville; Swarthmore-Rutledge School, Swarthmore; Boyce Center School, Upper St. Clair; Ancillae Assumpta Academy, Wyncote. Puerto Rico. Francisco Matias Lugo School, Carolina; Collegio Ponceno, Coto Laurel. Rhode Island. Dr. James H. Eldridge Uncomplicated School, East Greenwich. Southward Carolina. Ashley River Creative Arts School, Charleston; Baker's Chapel Unproblematic School, Greenville. Tennessee. Sacred Heart Cathedral School, Knoxville; Brookmeade Elementary School, Nashville; Whiteville Uncomplicated School, Whiteville.

Texas. Highland Park Elementary School, Austin; Laurel Mountain Unproblematic School, Austin; Live Oak Elementary School, Austin; R.E. Lee Simple School, Austin; Mirabeau B. Lamar Elementary Schoolhouse, Corpus Christi; Adept Shepherd Episcopal School, Dallas; Robert Due south. Hyer Elementary School, Dallas; Montgomery Unproblematic School, Farmers Branch; Tanglewood Elementary School, Fort Worth; Kimberlin Academy for Excellence, Garland; Bunker Hill Unproblematic Schoolhouse, Houston; Francone Elementary Schoolhouse, Houston; Lowery Elementary School, Houston; Nottingham Elementary School, Houston; River Oaks Baptist Schoolhouse, Houston; T.H. Rogers School, Houston; Christa McAuliffe Elementary School, Lewisville; All Saints Episcopal Schoolhouse, Lubbock; Huffman Uncomplicated School, Plano; Saigling Elementary School, Plano; Shepard Elementary School, Plano; St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Schoolhouse, Plano; Due west.H.50. Elementary Schoolhouse, Plano; T.F. Birmingham Elementary School, Wylie.

Utah. George Q. Knowlton Unproblematic Schoolhouse, Farmington; Vermont. Richmond Simple School, Richmond; Chamberlin Schoolhouse, South Burlington. Virgin Islands. Antilles Schoolhouse, St. Thomas. Virginia. Highland Park Learning Center Magnet School, Roanoke; Rawls Byrd Elementary Schoolhouse, Williamsburg. Washington. Eton School, Bellevue; St. Philomena Catholic Schoolhouse, Des Moines; Skyline Elementary Schoolhouse, Ferndale; Hazelwood Elementary School, Renton; Bound Glen Elementary School, Renton. W Virginia. Tiskelwah Simple Schoolhouse, Charleston; Our Lady of Fatima School, Huntington; High Lawn Simple School, St. Albans; Elm Grove Elementary School, Wheeling. Wisconsin. St. Paul'southward Lutheran School, Janesville; Crestwood Elementary School, Madison; John Muir Elementary School, Madison; Jefferson Unproblematic School, Menasha. Wyoming. Crest Hill Unproblematic School, Casper. Department of Defence force Overseas Dependents Schools. Coevordon American School, Coevordon, Kingdom of the netherlands.

The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation, chartered by Congress in 1986 to help strengthen didactics about the U.Southward. Constitution, last week honored its 1993 James Madison Fellows. The fellowships, which go to teachers and college seniors, fund upwardly to $24,000 of each recipient'south course of graduate study. The 31 teachers who won fellowships are listed beneath past state.

Arkansas. Rebecca South. Doyle, Wilbur D. Mills High School, Little Stone. California. John A. Bennett, Garfield High Schoolhouse, Los Angeles. Connecticut. David K. Maloney, Manchester High Schoolhouse, Manchester. Commune of Columbia. Mary K. Devane, Hine Inferior High Schoolhouse, Washington. Florida. Chiliad. Allen Rushing, Stanton College Preparatory Schoolhouse, Jacksonville.

Iowa. Ronald T. Ritchie, Linn-Mar High School, Marion. Indiana. Kevin P. Zupin, Winamac Customs Loftier School, Winamac. Kentucky. Linda F. Winstead, Due south Hopkins High School, Nortonville. Louisiana. Winnifred W. Wallace, Alcee Fortier Senior High School, New Orleans. Massachusetts. Carla A. Scuzzarella, Watertown Loftier Schoolhouse, Watertown.

Maine. Llewellyn J. Willette, Foxcroft Academy, Dover-Foxcroft. Michigan. Donald L. Burke, Northwestern Loftier Schoolhouse, Detroit. Missouri. Susan B. McBride, Westward Clay Loftier School, Pheba. Montana. Marion Fifty. Mitchell, Hamilton High School, Hamilton. North Carolina. Christine L. Youmans, Southeast Guilford High School, Greensboro.

New Hampshire. Kenneth J. Garnham, Milford Loftier School, Milford. New Jersey. Douglas Fifty. Partee, Philadelphia Loftier School for Girls, Philadelphia, Pa. New United mexican states. James 50. Smith, Mayfield Loftier School, Las Cruces. New York. Melvin J. Abrupt, Goshen Central High Schoolhouse, Goshen. Ohio. Ginger Eastward. Packert, Ehove Career Center, Milan.

Oklahoma. Johnny Due east. Morrow, Altus Junior Loftier Schoolhouse, Altus. Oregon. Thomas J. Owens, Opportunity Centre Loftier Schoolhouse, Eugene. South Carolina. Linda J. Lynn, A.C. FLora Loftier School, Columbia. Tennessee. Emerge South. Hermsdorfer, St. Benedict at Auburndale, Cordova. Texas. Marker A. Chapman, E.Fifty. Furr High Schoolhouse, Houston.

Utah. Diane Robitaille Hemond, Orem Loftier School, Orem. Virgin Islands. Renee D. West, Arthur A. Richards Junior High School, Fredericksted. Washington. Dennis P. Weber, R.A. Long High School, Longview. Wisconsin. Brian C. Gunn, Greendale High School, Greendale. Wyoming. Justus L. Hissong, Mountain View Loftier School, Mountain View.

The National Association of Secondary School Princpals has appear the names of the 33 state student-activity advisers of the twelvemonth. They and their schools are listed below by land.

Alaska. Greg Huff, Chugiak High Schoolhouse, Eagle River. Arizona. Jeff Peters, Antelope Union Loftier School, Wellton. Arkansas. George Lieux, Southside High School, Fort Smith. California. Joanne Laird, Monta Vista Loftier Schoolhouse, Cupertino. Colorado. Wendy L. Lanier, Denver North High Schoolhouse, Denver.

Delaware. Karen D. Wothers, Lake Wood High School, Felton. Florida. Denide Dosal Butler, Apalachicola High School, Apalachicola. Illinois. Gary Clark, Collinsville Loftier School, Collinsville. Indiana. Ronald Hancock, Portage High Schoolhouse, Portage. Kansas. Jerry Cormack, Shawnee Mission North High School, Overland Park.

Louisiana. Mike Iles, DeRidder Junior Loftier School, DeRidder. Maryland. Terry Springle, Pocomoke High Schoolhouse, Pocomoke City. Massachusetts. Bonnie McHale, Saugus High School, Saugus. Michigan. Thomas Heethuis, Chippewa Valley School, Clinton Township. Minnesota. Laurie Raymond, Buffalo Senior Loftier Schoolhouse, Buffalo.

Missouri. Lonnie One thousand. Schneider, Jefferson Metropolis High Schoolhouse, Jefferson City. Montana. Dale Dufresne, Stevensville Loftier School, Stevensville. Nebraska. Barb Swanson, Lakeview High School, Columbus. New Hampshire. Robin Perrin, Pinkerton Academy, Derry. New Jersey. Pamela J. Barr, Sussex County Vocational-Technical School, Sarta.

New Mexico. Deborah Norton, Artesia Junior High School, Artesia. New York. Ardith Kurchey, Corning-Painted Post Due west High School, Painted Mail. North Carolina. Anne Due west. Maynard, Western Alamance High Schoolhouse, Elon College. North Dakota. Cleo C. Boschee, Wishek Public School, Wishek. Ohio. William J. Kelley, Cleveland Central Cosmic High Schoolhouse, Cleveland.

Oregon. Julie Gibson-Wickham, Male monarch Putnam High Schoolhouse, Milwaukie. Southward Carolina. Chris White, Spartanburg High Schoolhouse, Spartanburg. South Dakota. Karen Odenbach, Lemmon High Schoolhouse, Lemmon. Texas. Laura Dickerson-Toll, Montwood High Schoolhouse, El Paso. Virginia. Bettie Marie Via, James Wood Loftier School, Winchester. Washington. Bobbie Jo Gregor, Ellensburg High Schoolhouse, Ellensburg. Wisconsin. Carl C. Olson Jr., Riverview Middle School, Barron. Wyoming. Mary Harshberger, Lingle-Fort Laramie High Schoolhouse, Lingle.

The Readers Digest Association recently announced the 1993 "American Heroes in Instruction,'' awards that laurels educators who are solving critical issues facing schools. The awards program is sponsored by the Reader's Digest Clan Inc., the National Association of Secondary Schoolhouse Principals, the National Education Association, the National Clan of Elementary School Principals, and the American Federation of Teachers. The honorees are:

Paul J. Adams, chief, Providence-St. Mel School, Chicago, Ill.; Linda Bingham and Vicky Krejci, teachers, Carl Schurz Unproblematic School, New Braunfels, Tex.; Karen G. Carlson, principal, Prescott Unproblematic School, Chicago, Ill.; Edward Cordova, main, Westward High School, Denver, Colo.; Afton J. Mean solar day, administrative banana, and Crystal A. Force, counselor, Rex Springs Elementary Schoolhouse, Smyrna, Ga.; Tom Yard. Fosse, programme co-founder, and Gary F. Zirbes, master, Rothsay (Minn.) Public School; Crandallyn A. Graham, teacher, Morse High School, San Diego, Calif.; Judith A. Granese, teacher, Valley High School, Las Vegas, Nev.

Mary Ann Mayes, teacher, East St. Louis (Ill.) Senior High School; Carol J. Meixner, supervisor, and Marsha E. Biggs, Laura C. Gourlay, Judith C. Kiel, John K. Meyer, and Deborah L. Vreeland, teachers, Oasis High School, Mount Pleasant, Mich.; Patricia I. Otheim, teacher, Owyhee (Nev.) Combined School; Thomas J. Pilecki, principal, St. Augustine School of the Arts, Bronx, North.Y.; David L. Polzin, instructor, Preble High Schoolhouse, Green Bay, Wis.; David R. Richards, principal, Skyline High School, Common salt Lake Urban center, Utah; William Barron, Jacqueline Blackmon, Nori A. Murphy, and Joseph M. Sheehy, teachers, Upland (Calif.) Junior Loftier Schoolhouse.

The International Reading Clan recently presented 3 awards for exceptional research in the field of reading education for 1993. Anna-Lena Ostern, lecturer and researcher in the department of instructor education, faculty of pedagogy, Abo Academy, Vasa, Finland, received the Constitute of Reading Fellowship for her study "Bilingualism and Linguistic Awareness: The Importance of Bilingualism and Pedagogy for the Metalinguistic Awareness in Children Aged 6 to 8.'' Claude Goldenberg, research psychologist, and Ronald Gallimore, professor of psychology, in the section of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences, school of medicine, Academy of California at Los Angeles, received the Albert J. Harris Award for their article "Local Knowledge, Research Noesis, and Education Change: A Instance Report of Early on Spanish Reading Improvement.'' Julianne C. Turner, a doctoral candidate in the section of educational and school psychology at Pennsylvania State Academy, received the Outstanding Dissertation of the Twelvemonth Honor for "Situated Motivation in Literacy Pedagogy.''

The Chemic Manufacturers Association recently named 3 G-12 national winners of the association'due south 1993 Catalyst Award, which honors individuals who inspire students toward careers in chemistry and chemical technology. The honorees are: Lee Marek, Naperville Due north High Schoolhouse, Naperville, Ill.; Diane Hill, Ockerman Heart School, Florence, Ky.; Betty Robinson, Lawndale Community Academy, Chicago, Ill.

Amgen Inc., a biotechnology company headquartered in K Oaks, Calif., has announced the winners of its second annual Amgen Honor for Teacher Excellence for educators in the greater Ventura Canton, Calif., expanse. The honorees are: Jack Cheney, Camarillo State Infirmary and Development Centre, Camarillo; George Hess, Lupin Colina Unproblematic School, Calabasas; Nancy Munguia-Bowman, Westlake High School, Westlake Village; Willis Naysmith, Camrillo Heights Elementary School, Camarillo; Carol Philips, Los Cerritos Intermediate School, Thousand Oaks.

Linda J. Preston, a biology instructor at Park City (Utah) High Schoolhouse, was awarded the Shell Oil Company'south Scientific discipline Teaching Award during the recent national convention of the National Scientific discipline Teachers Association.

George Nichols Rainford, the president of Lynchburg College, was recently awarded the Jessie Ball duPont Fund Laurels in recognition of his piece of work in making the college more hospitable to minority students and in creating the Lynchburg College/Lynchburg Metropolis Schools Partnership.

Theodore R. Sizer, a professor of education at Chocolate-brown University and the director of the Coalition of Essential Schools, has been named Walter Annenberg Distinguished Professor of the Yr past the university, in recognition of his accomplishments in teaching, scholarship, and service.7

A version of this commodity appeared in the May 26, 1993 edition of Education Week as Honors and Awards

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