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Celebrating educators: Acknowledge, honor, energize, and renew

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The 2020-21 school year has been like no other. Educators at every level have gone above and beyond to provide continuous learning and support student well-being. As this year comes to an end, how do we acknowledge and honor the accomplishments of this past year as we prepare to energize and renew for the next school year? Join leaders from Baltimore County Public Schools in Maryland to learn new strategies for celebrating your educators.     Participants of this webinar will: Learn innovative, tangible ways to celebrate educators; Understand the importance of gratitude and acknowledgment; Consider efforts needed now to re-energize for the school year ahead; and Share their own experiences and ideas.

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Resource Teacher at Baltimore County Public Schools | + posts

Angela Booze is an enthusiastic coach and presenter. Angela’s work is grounded in equity as she builds teacher’s capacity to better serve the students in Baltimore County Public Schools. Her primary role is serving the adult learners/educators in her school system. Angela has been an educator for over 22 years, serving as an early childhood special educator, mentor teacher, and resource teacher.

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Principal at Randallstown High School | + posts

Aubrey P. Brown is the proud principal of Randallstown High School in Baltimore County, Maryland. Brown has served as a high school social studies teacher, dean of students, assistant principal, and principal over his 18 years of experience in Richmond, Washington, DC and Baltimore County.

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Executive Director at The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools | + posts

Deborah Phelps is widely recognized as an innovative, energetic, and talented leader and master teacher with more than four decades of teaching and administrator experience. Phelps is a motivational speaker and author that addresses a range of topics related to education, child development, health, and life lessons

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Executive Director of Organizational Development and Leadership at Baltimore County Public Schools | + posts

Heather Lageman serves as the Executive Director of Organizational Development and Leadership for Baltimore County Public Schools. Prior, she served as the director of curriculum for the Maryland State Department of Education, and managed statewide implementation of the Teacher Induction Program. During Race to the Top, she served as Race to the Top Local Education Agency director for Maryland and managed both programmatic and fiscal aspects of district projects.

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