Buchanan Announces Congressional Teacher Award Recipients

Government

Congressman Vern Buchanan announced yesterday that eight teachers in the 16th Congressional District were chosen for the Congressional Teacher Awards. The Congressional Teacher Awards, established by Buchanan in 2014, are given out annually to exceptional Suncoast teachers for their outstanding achievements on behalf of students. "While they may not always receive the appreciation or recognition they deserve, teachers have one of the most important and difficult professions of all," Buchanan said. "That is why I established the Congressional Teacher Awards, to honor educators for the crucial role they play in our community and inspiring our younger generations." 

Teachers who teach and live in Florida’s 16th District were nominated for the award by their principals. An independent panel of judges from Sarasota, Manatee and Hillsborough counties chose the recipients of the Congressional Teacher Awards. “On behalf of all of my constituents in the 16th Congressional District, I congratulate each of these outstanding teachers and offer my sincere appreciation for their service and dedication,” concluded Buchanan. The eight winners were given a certificate and recognized by the congressman in the Congressional Record for their achievements.

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