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But Caldecott's name still lives on children's bookshelves and libraries across the nation. Fifty-two years after his death, the American Library Association established the Randolph Caldecott Medal in his honor to recognize the previous year's "most distinguished American picture book for children." "They thought that he was the most logical person to name the medal after. Even though he wasn't an American, and the award only goes to Americans," said Art Boccieri, president of St. Augustine-based Randolph Caldecott Society of America and retired art and reading teacher. "He was revered enoug...

Last modified on Tue 26 Jan 2021 14.48 EST The prime minister’s spokesperson has announced that schools are not expected to fully reopen until at least early March, extending months of online teaching for many pupils. Three teachers who are also parents spoke about their concerns over the impact of remote learning on children, and when they would feel confident re-entering the classroom. ‘My greatest concern is social interaction’ “Both as a parent and a teacher, I feel more prepared this time around,” said Amy*, a secondary school teacher in Norfolk who has two children aged two an...

Sandra Hinkle sets table for Feeding Medina County’s future: Medina County Local Legends Updated Dec 10, 2020; Posted Dec 10, 2020 Sandra Hinkle, who will retire as executive director of Feeding Medina County at the end of the month, relaxes after a long work day at the non-profit's warehouse. (Mary Jane Brewer, special to cleveland.com) Facebook Share Hinkle started her job as executive director of Feeding Medina County in October 2014. “I’ve loved every minute,” she said. But those minutes are winding down. After six years at the non-profit’s helm, Hinkle has decided that the o...