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The Celebrate Literacy Award recognizes organizations, institutions, and
individuals who have made significant literacy contributions at
the state level. The recipient must be a past or present
recipient of a local council's Celebrate Literacy Award.
To be considered for the award, the applicant
must previously have received the Celebrate Literacy Award from
a local council.
Candidates who have shown exemplary accomplishments in any of
the following areas may be considered for the state award:
1. direct teaching at any level
2. organizing literacy program
3. promoting support from the public relative to enhancing
literacy
4. producing teaching materials or special media for literacy
programs
5. conducting research in fields related to
literacy
6. providing young people the opportunity to help in literacy
activities
7. providing literacy information, materials, or activities for
special populations
8. support and direct involvement in local,
state, and IRA council for an extended period of time
It is important to remember that the accomplishments should have
an impact on the state, rather than a specific geographic area.
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Procedures for Nomination |
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Print, or cut and paste, the
nomination form
and return completed form to Louis Tibbs; 3605 91st Ave. Court
East; Edgewood WA 98371.
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Past Literacy Awards

2008
Barbara Ward
Benton-Franklin
2006
Marcie Belgard, Benton-Franklin Council
Janelle Stolp, Spokane
2006
Linda Wert, Spokane
2004
Phyllis Ferguson, Benton-Franklin
2002
Charlotte Streit, Spokane
2001
Jan George, Spokane
2000
Connie Ramsey, Spokane
1998
Reading Foundation, Benton-Franklin
1996
Betty Steeds, Kent
1995
Carolyn Olson , Auburn
1994
Les Brown
Calvin Duncan,
Benton-Franklin
1992
Jeanette Johnson, Yakima
Nancy Place, Northwest
1991
Bob Strobe, Tacoma
The Daily News, Longview
1990
Jim Watson
Highline
1989
Ed Dorothy
1988
Joyce Smith
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In order to increase literacy and
instill a love of lifelong learning,
WORD is dedicated to connecting educators to
literacy ideas, innovations, and best practices,
through state and local conferences, workshops and publications.
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