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October 14, 2004 1 min read
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Following are application deadlines for awards, honors, and contests available to teachers. Asterisks (*) denote new entries.

*November 15 READING

The Exemplary Reading Program Award is sponsored by the International Reading Association to recognize outstanding programs at elementary, middle, and high schools. A participating state may choose one school each year. All U.S. and Canadian schools are eligible for the award, provided the state has an Exemplary Reading Program award committee to judge applications. At least one faculty or staff member from an applying school must be a member of the International Reading Association. Winners are recognized with a plaque at the IRA annual convention and serve as models for other schools and teachers. Contact: Shirley Morton, Division of Council and Affiliate Services, International Reading Association, 800 Barksdale Rd., P.O. Box 8139, Newark, DE 19714-8139; (302) 731-1600, ext. 236; fax (302) 731-1057; e-mail smorton@reading.org; www.reading.org.

*November 15 SCIENCE

The Shell Science Teaching Award, sponsored by Shell Oil Company, recognizes one classroom science teacher and two finalists with an expenses-paid trip to the National Science Teachers Association national convention. The winner receives $10,000 and must have eight years’ teaching experience and primarily teach science in grades K-12 in Canada, the United States, its territories, or U.S. Department of Defense dependents schools. Contact: NSTA, 1840 Wilson Blvd., Arlington, VA 22201-3000; (703) 243-7100; www.nsta.org/192.

*December 3 MATH ACHIEVEMENT

The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics’ Mathematics Education Trust sponsors the Lifetime Achievement Award. NCTM members with at least 25 years of distinguished service in math education are eligible. Each application must be supported by a letter of nomination, the nominee’s résumé, and up to five letters of recommendation. Contact: NCTM’s MET, 1906 Association Dr., Reston, VA 20191-1502; (703) 620-9840, ext. 2112; e-mail exec@nctm.org; www.nctm.org/about/met .

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