The Churchill County School District has received news that two members of the district have been recognized for their work with and on behalf of students.
As part of the National Association of Career and Technical Education conference coming up next week (ACTE), Tamra Herschbach has been named as the Division Teacher of the Year for the New and Related Services Division (ACTE has 10 different divisions). This is an outstanding honor at the national level, and Herschbach will be representing Nevada as the pick for 2022 CTE Teacher of the Year. She will go on to compete against others in the region (Region V) in the selection for the national title.
Additionally, Dr. Summer Stephens was named as the Division Administrator of the Year for the New and Related Services Division for ACTE this year.
ACTE is the largest national education association of thriving professionals dedicated to the advancement of education that prepares youth and adults for successful careers and represents all facets of career and technical education (CTE).
The New and Related Services Division of ACTE focuses on work in career academies, CTE scholars, work-based learning, integration of academics and CTE, instructional management and materials, policy/public information and policy, JROTC, special populations, support staff, tech prep and other related services.
“Our work here in Churchill is making a difference, and we look forward to receiving our awards at a virtual presentation on December 3rd during the national conference,” said Stephens.
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