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January 25, 2006
Rewarding Excellence
The Lew Roth Awards Dinner
On Friday, February 3, 2006, the Simi Valley Education Foundation will be hosting a very special evening to honor the recipients of the 2005 Lew Roth Awards. This year, SVEF will be holding their dinner at the Grand Vista Hotel, where the spotlight will be on honorees, their achievements, and the gift they bring to our children every day.
The recipients of this year’s Lew Roth Award are:
Management: Beverley Radloff, Big Springs Elementary
Certificated: Laurie Cariker, Madera Elementary
Classified: Cathy Munz, Atherwood Elementary
Volunteer: Steve Hayes, Hollow Hills Elementary
Special Education: Regina Reed, Garden Grove Elementary
The evening is designed for the recipients to celebrate with parents, teachers, administrators, and community members. Please save the date and join SVEF for this extraordinary evening.
Tickets are $55 per person and to pay via credit card, Click here!
---Keaney's Commentary---
Do you have a teacher, volunteer or school worker who made a difference in your life? Post it! Do you have a story about any of this year's award winners - Please take all of the space you want to tell us how these great folks are making a difference!
Congratulations to all of the winners!!!!!
Tim Keaney
Comments
Scott,
I know Moorpark has one, I believe Conejo has one. I am not sure about any others. Moorpark College has one.
Anyone?
Tim
Posted by: Tim Keaney at January 25, 2006 03:37 PMI will definately save the date and plan on attending.
One of my questions right now, is with Boosters, PTA, the Education Foundation, and all the other personal donations, how much does that total in SVUSD each year?
Arleigh,
What sort of donations are done by SEA, CSEA, and CTA?
Scott
Posted by: Scott Blough at January 25, 2006 04:34 PMGreat event! Everyone should go!
Posted by: Arleigh Kidd at January 26, 2006 10:20 AMScott,
I believe SEA is buying 10 tickets and CSEA 4. In terms of CTA I was able to put event organizers in touch with CTA vendors who will be going to the event also.
Thank you for bringing up the Lew Roth Award Ceremony. I was thrilled to attend for the first time this year. All three of my sons attended Atherwood Elementary when Bev Radloff was a principal and she is an extremely well deserving recipient of the Lew Roth Award. I think she had our home phone number on speed dial when my three sons attended her school. She always wrote the nicest notes in every single report card they received. I was also happy to sdee Stteve Hayes being recognized as volunteer of the year. I have known Steve for many years and oftened gardened side by side with him and know that he is devoted to the students of SV, and is quite the "Monet of the Garden." Thank you to the SVEF for creating the new Special Education category this year and recognizing Regina Reed as the outstanding teacher. I have known Regina as a special education Teacher at Garden Grove for more than a decade and she is also very deserving of this honor. Regina was also awarded at grant in the past by the Special Educaiotn Advisory Committee of which I am the President. Congrats' to the other recipients as well. I am very impressed with what I have seen of the SVEF and their Board Members.
Donna Prenta
SEAC-President
Tim,
How many other communities in Ventura have Education Foundations?
Scott
Posted by: Scott Blough at January 25, 2006 03:30 PM