New London Educator Receives National Teaching Award
New London teacher Elizabeth Sked was recognized for dedication to students, public education, and the teaching profession.
New London teacher Elizabeth Sked was recognized for dedication to students, public education, and the teaching profession.
New London teacher Elizabeth Sked was recognized before her peers at today’s back-to-school convocation as one of five recipients nationwide of the NEA Foundation’s prestigious 2020 Horace Mann Award for Teaching Excellence.
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UConn football presents CEA Teacher Appreciation Day Oct. 19. Grab discounted seats for the Huskies’ homecoming game and enjoy pregame fun, food, and festivities at CEA’s free tailgating tent, sponsored by California Casualty.
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