CORRECTION: MEDIA ADVISORY: 2020 Washington Teacher of the Year award to be announced

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MEDIA ADVISORY: 2020 Washington Teacher of the Year to be announced

This advisory has been updated to reflect the correct date of the event.

Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction will honor nine finalists from across the state

OLYMPIA—September 3, 2019—Superintendent Chris Reykdal will announce Washington’s 2020 Teacher of the Year at an award ceremony in Seattle on Monday, September 9, 2019 at 1:30 p.m. Nine finalists from across the state were considered for the honor and will be recognized at the ceremony.

WHEN:	Monday, September 9, 2019 1:30 p.m.
WHERE:	JBL Theater MoPOP 325 5^th Avenue N Seattle, WA 98109 Directions
WHO:	State Superintendent Chris Reykdal Speaker: Robert Hand, 2019 State Teacher of the Year 2020 Finalists: Analisa McCann, Broadway Elementary, Central Valley SD, ESD 101 Stephanie King, Granger High School, Granger SD, ESD 105 Amy Campbell, Helen Baller Elementary, Camas SD, ESD 112 Lisa Summers, Black Hills High School, Tumwater SD, ESD 113 Kathryn Lebuis Hartman, Roosevelt Elementary, Port Angeles SD, ESD 114 Reid Sundblad, Chinook Middle School, Highline SD, ESD 121 Rebecca Estock, Connell Elementary, North Franklin SD, ESD 123 Malia Renner-Singer, Cascade High School, Cascade SD, ESD 171 Tamara Caraballo, Glacier Peak High School, Snohomish SD, ESD 189
RSVP:	Hilary Seidel, OSPI, Statewide Recognition Coordinator 360-725-6117 or hilary.seidel@k12.wa.us

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