REDMOND  HIGH SCHOOL PTSA AWARDS

Golden Acorn, Golden Mustang, Outstanding Educator, Outstanding Advocate 

Outstanding Student Advocate Award and Honorary Life Membership Award

Deadline for submissions is Monday, April 23, 2012

Download RHS PTSA Award Nomination Form

RHS PTSA is looking for input from RHS staff, parents, students, and community. The PTSA is seeking recommendations in identifying exceptional advocates and volunteers within our school community. Below you will find several award categories. Awards are presented to honorees at RHS. Recommendations can be sent to the RHS office addressed to “PTSA Awards” or you can email recommendations t. You may nominate more than one person for each award.

Recommendations can be sent to the RHS office addressed to "PTSA Awards", or you can email recommendations to mariekent@ymail.com.

If you have any questions please contact Marie Kent at mariekent@ymail.com, Shelley Flores at shelley.flores@comcast.net, or Flavia Pereira at flavia@jorgep.com.

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The Golden Acorn* award is given to a person who has given exemplary volunteer service to children and youth in our school community. This award consists of a gold pin in the shape of an acorn, a special certificate and a contribution of $65.00 in that person’s name to the Washington State PTA Financial Grant Foundation. The foundation provides scholarships each year to high school graduates entering college or vocational school.

Golden Mustang Award* is unique to the Redmond High School community. The recipient should be a positive role model for all students. It is someone that goes beyond their job description to encourage the success of our students, in turn making RHS a better place. The award is offered at the discretion of the Awards Committee and may not be awarded every year.

Outstanding Educator Award* is also offered by the Washington State PTA to recognize individuals who go beyond the normal expectations of their jobs to make the learning environment fun, beneficial and challenging. A pin and certificate are awarded, as well as a donation to the State PTA Scholarship Foundation.

Outstanding Advocate Award* Established in 2004 recognizes and honors individuals for their advocacy work on behalf of children and youth. An outstanding advocate could be a PTA grassroots advocate teacher, assistant, administrator or community member.

Outstanding Student Advocate Award* recognizes students who have made significant contributions through leadership and service in their school and the RHS community.

Honorary Life Membership Award* recognizes an individual who has contributed significantly over time to the growth and development of PTA at the local unit, council, or state level. This honor is awarded at the discretion of the RHS PTSA Awards Committee and may not be awarded every year.

*These awards consist of a gold pin, a special certificate, and a contribution of $65.00 in the winner’s name to the Washington State PTA Financial Grant Foundation. The foundation provides scholarships each year to high school graduates entering college or vocational school.

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