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Presented
to an individual who has exemplified, promoted and
supported the community education concept and
philosophy in the nation.
Minimum requirement: at least five years of
outstanding leadership in community education.
- PROFESSIONAL
SERVICE—Community
or State Level
Presented
to a community education professional who has
exemplified outstanding community- or state-level
leadership in the development of community
education.
Minimum requirement: three years of
service in the person’s current position and
demonstrated leadership in community education.
Jo
Ellen Mitchell – Pendleton County
Community Education
Nominated by Donna Dahmann, Boone County
Community Education
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- CITIZEN
LEADERSHIP—Community
Level
Presented
to a citizen volunteer who has provided leadership
and rendered exemplary support and service in the
development of community education in the
community.
Minimum requirement: one year of
demonstrated involvement.
Mr.
Bill Coleman – For his outstanding
contributions and dedicated community
service, both locally and on state level.
Nominated
by Donna Dahmann, Boone County Community
Education
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- OUTSTANDING
ORGANIZATION—Local
or State Level
Presented
to an agency, organization, or institution that
has exemplified support and service in the
development of community education.
The organization may be nominated for
ongoing support or for a one-time innovative
program or project.
Minimum requirement: one year of
demonstrated involvement.
Danville/Boyle
County Chamber of Commerce
Nominated by Kathy Belcher, Danville/Boyle
County Community Education
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- MULTICULTURAL
LEADERSHIP AND INVOLVEMENT—Local,
State, or National Level
Presented
to an agency, organization, institution, or
individual who has demonstrated a commitment to
promoting, developing, and nurturing leadership
opportunities in community education for persons
of diverse ethnic and/or cultural backgrounds.
Minimum requirement: one year of
demonstrated involvement.
Danville/Boyle
County Chamber of Commerce
Nominated by Kathy Belcher, Danville/Boyle
County Community Education
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- STATE
ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP
Presented
to an individual member of a state community
education association who has had a significant
impact on community education at both the state
and national levels.
Stephanie
Christenson – Kentucky Department of
Education
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- YOUTH
LEADERSHIP—Community
Level
Presented
to a high school junior or senior or college
undergraduate who has provided outstanding service
and leadership to his or her local community
through service/service learning activities
through schools, agencies, community groups, or
religious organizations.
Minimum requirement: a sustained
commitment of at least 100 hours per year.
Jamie
Lynn Lawrence – Student volunteer,
Rockcastle County High School
Nominated by Jenny Sweet, Rockcastle
County Community Education
AND
Shanna Sizemore – Student volunteer,
Carter County Schools
Nominated by Shelly Steiner, Carter County
Community Education
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- OUTSTANDING
CONTRIBUTION TO STATE LEGISLATION—State
Level
Presented
to an individual who has demonstrated leadership,
persistence, and exemplary advocacy in the
promotion and pursuit of Community Education
legislation at the state government level.
Minimum requirement: one year of
significant involvement.
- OUTSTANDING
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM—Local
Level
Presented
to an after-school program (either school-based or
community-based) that demonstrates outstanding
service to the children and the community by
offering a safe, nurturing, and stimulation
environment for those being served.
The outstanding program should:
offer a wide variety of activities; offer
activities that expand on and enrich the school
day curriculum; tailor offerings to the age and
needs of the children; use a fun, hands-on
approach to learning; and feature a caring and
consistent relationship between the children and
program personnel.
It also should demonstrate effective
partnerships and collaborates with others.
Minimum requirement: one year of demonstrated
involvement.
INVEST
21st CCLC – Wayne Thurman –
Lincoln County 21st Century
Community
Highland Elementary, McKinney Elementary,
Crab Orchard Elementary,Waynesburg
Elementary and Fort Logan High School
Nominated by Wayne Thurman, Lincoln County
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RULES
FOR EIGHT STAR AWARD
1.
Each
Kentucky Community Education director’s
submission of ‘What Works’ will automatically
be submitted for the Eight Star Awards.
2.
No
other nomination form or submission is required.
3.
One
entry from each region will be selected for the
award
4.
Only
current KCEA members are eligible to win.
5.
Final
decisions will be made by the KCEA Awards
Committee.
6.
The
winners will be honored at the Annual KCEA 2003
Fall Conference at the Awards Brunch on Friday,
October 24, 2003.
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