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Franklin High School Band Program Receives $100,000 Donation

Page High Students Make Presentation on Tennessee Capitol Hill

Heritage Elementary's HELP Initiative

Trinity Elementary School's Tigerthon

Luxury Limo Lunch Heads to Woodland, Crockett, and Kenrose

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Shining Apple Awards Coming up April 24

Grassland Elementary School Teacher Named Tennessee Social Studies Teacher of the Year

Heritage Elementary Student wins Nashville Public Television Writing Contest

Another Sales Tax Holiday Coming in April

Open Zoned School Deadline Reminder

Kindergarten Registration Starting

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GRASSLAND ELEMENTARY TEACHER
NAMED TENNESSEE SOCIAL STUDIES
TEACHER OF THE YEAR
 

Grassland Elementary School fourth grade teacher Marian B. Oonk has been named one of the Tennessee Outstanding Social Studies Teachers of the Year for 2007.  The Tennessee Council of the Social Studies honored her with a luncheon and recognition at their annual conference March 9 in Memphis. 

"Receiving the award was both an exciting and humbling experience," says Oonk.  "It was wonderful to be recognized for the work I have tried to do to promote social studies education in the schools."

"It's an honor for Grassland Elementary and Williamson County Schools," says Grassland Elementary School Principal Dr. Ann Gordon.  "Ms. Oonk travels extensively and is able to share her experiences with her students.  She centers projects and programs relevant to the curriculum resulting in engaging and meaningful learning."

"We must learn from history and not repeat its mistakes," says Oonk.  "It is important for children to know how fortunate we are to be living in Tennessee and the United States.  We have a constitution that still works after 231 years.  It is our duty as Americans to carry on the spirit of our founding fathers through teaching a love of learning about our country."

Congratulations to Ms. Oonk on this wonderful achievement! 

 

 

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