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Anoka-Hennepin’s 2016-17 Above & Beyond Award winners honored
Fourteen outstanding district employees were honored April 12 as the Anoka-Hennepin School District’s 2016-17 Above & Beyond Award recipients. Check out photos from the event.
The winners are:
The Anoka-Hennepin Educational Foundation (AHEF) and the Anoka-Hennepin School District sponsor the Above & Beyond Awards program jointly. Its mission is to recognize outstanding employees for innovation, creativity, caring and commitment. Award recipients were nominated by parents, students and colleagues and were selected by a panel of community representatives, staff and principals.
The winners are:
- JoAnn Arneson, second grade teacher, Madison Elementary School.
- Jennifer Babiracki, special education supervisor, Educational Service Center.
- Julie Danielowski, third grade teacher, Eisenhower Elementary School.
- Kathy Dvorak, first grade teacher, Oxbow Creek Elementary School.
- Michael George, principal, Champlin Park High School.
- Jennifer Gilbert, wellness specialist and SHIP coordinator, Educational Service Center.
- Todd Hunter, science teacher, Anoka High School.
- Leah Lewis, library paraeducator, University Avenue Elementary School.
- Kelly McQuay, technology education teacher, Northdale Middle School.
- Gena Mickley, special education paraeducator, Sand Creek Elementary School.
- Jeff Mueller, transportation safety coordinator, Educational Service Center.
- Diane Therrien, special education teacher, Jackson Middle School.
- Dua Yang, English language (EL) paraeducator, University Avenue Elementary School.
- Andrea Zinda, school counselor, Jackson Middle School.
The Anoka-Hennepin Educational Foundation (AHEF) and the Anoka-Hennepin School District sponsor the Above & Beyond Awards program jointly. Its mission is to recognize outstanding employees for innovation, creativity, caring and commitment. Award recipients were nominated by parents, students and colleagues and were selected by a panel of community representatives, staff and principals.