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Grimes honors Donnie Wilkerson, Jamestown, KY, 9 others Jamestown Elementary School teacher among top 10 in the Commonwealth recognized for work to promote civic education. (Wilkerson was Kentucky's History Teacher of the Year for 2011) as Corey Yates, Elizabethtown High School wins top award. Click on headline for complete story, photo(s) LEXINGTON, KY (Fri 18 Mar 2016) - Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes recognized 10 Kentucky educators and community leaders for their work to promote civic education across the Commonwealth, including Donnie Wilkerson, a Fifth Grade Social Studies Teacher at Jamestown Elementary School, KY. The ceremony took place at the Whitaker Bank/KHSAA Boys' Sweet 16 Basketball tournament at Rupp Arena. Corey Yates, an educator at Elizabethtown High School, received the 2016 Kentucky Outstanding Civic Education Leadership Award. Yates leads his students in civic learning initiatives such as presenting community improvement proposals to the city council, mock trial, and a learning experience on the penal code at a local detention center. He received a $1,000 award to be used for resources and equipment to continue his efforts. The 10 recognized include:
Corey Yates, an educator at Elizabethtown High School, received the 2016 Kentucky Outstanding Civic Education Leadership Award. Yates leads his students in civic learning initiatives such as presenting community improvement proposals to the city council, mock trial, and a learning experience on the penal code at a local detention center. He received a $1,000 award to be used for resources and equipment to continue his efforts. The Secretary of State's office's partners with Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts, which judges the nominations, and Kentucky Department of Education to present this award annually. Basic information for this article from Bradford Queen of Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes office and from Donnie Wilkerson Staff Profile, Russell County School District Staff Directory This story was posted on 2016-03-19 02:16:30
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