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Candidate profile: Amy Jackson gears up for re-election bid | Alexandria Times

Amy Jackson, a current member of City Council and longtime educator in Northern Virginia, kickstarted her council re-election campaign on Feb. 3, her birthday. It was a personal way for Jackson to launch her campaign at a time when knocking on doors and meeting community members at fundraisers are no longer part of running a campaign. It was also apt for a candidate who was raised in Alexandria and pitches herself as a “voice of the people.” “We have an inclusive city that’s always been home to me,” Jackson said. “I want to continue to always find a path to make sure that people feel welcome and that people feel seen. I want everybody here feeling seen.”

North DeSoto HS receives $10K award as NIET Founder s Award finalist

Douglas MacArthur Elementary School in Perry Township Schools, Indiana, received the $50,000 grand prize. The finalists were honored at a virtual recognition event during the NIET National Conference, attended by more than 1,200 educators and leaders from across the country. The finalists were: Douglas MacArthur Elementary School, Perry Township Schools, Indiana Michael Anderson School, Avondale Elementary School District, Arizona North DeSoto High School, DeSoto Parish Schools, Louisiana Prairie View Elementary School, Goshen Community Schools, Indiana “Outstanding educators are the bedrock of our nation’s schools. When we create powerful opportunities for them to lead and thrive, everyone benefits,” said NIET Chairman and Founder Lowell Milken. “Douglas MacArthur, Michael Anderson, North DeSoto High, and Prairie View are models for their states and the nation, and demonstrate real promise for ensuring that every student can be matched with an effective educator every

Prairie View Elementary School named a NIET Founder s Award finalist

North DeSoto High receives $10,000 as NIET Founder s Award finalist

STONEWALL, La. The National Institute for Excellence in Teaching announced Wednesday that North DeSoto High School has received $10,000 for its selection as an NIET Founder’s Award finalist. The school is among four across the country under consideration for the $50,000 grand prize, which will be announced virtually at the NIET National Conference at 10 a.m. March 4. “North DeSoto High School – and the district at large – are a model for developing outstanding teachers and principals dedicated to student achievement,” said Lowell Milken, NIET chairman and founder. “I commend Principal Tammie Phillips and her team for consistently building on their progress to prepare students for success in school and life.”

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