The Central Cambria Education Foundation honored four outstanding educators with ACE awards at the end of the school year.
The ACE Award was established by the Foundation to recognize one educator in each of Central Cambria's four schools who represents the qualities of achievement, caring and excellence. This year's winners are Robert Nikolishen, Central Cambria High School; Barri Dziack, Central Cambria Middle School; Lorraine Kukucka, Cambria Elementary; and Patty Burkey, Jackson Elementary.
"The mission of the Central Cambria Education Foundation is to support excellence in education by helping to develop, promote, and finance educational programs, activities, and projects in the school district," explained Beth Ann Lombardi, secretary of the foundation board of directors. "To demonstrate that support, the foundation believes it is important to recognize educators for their service and extraordinary commitment.
"Educators are nominated by their peers, and it is a pleasure to present these awards to truly outstanding individuals who have such a positive impact on colleagues and students. These teachers empower students to find the best within themselves. They are positive role models who have willingly volunteered their time and talents for years and who are responsible for motivating and inspiring students. For the ACE award winners, teaching isn't a job-it's a way of life. Central Cambria is proud to honor these four individuals who are extremely dedicated to the well-being of our students," Lombardi concluded.
Winners of Central Cambria Education Foundation's ACE Awards for educators who represent the qualities of achievement, caring and excellence are: (l to r) Patty Burkey, Jackson Elementary; Lorraine Kukucka, Cambria Elementary; Barri Dziack, Central Cambria Middle School; and Robert Nikolishen, Central Cambria High School. Teachers were nominated by their peers for the award. Photo by Beth Ann Lombardi
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