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Stilwell Award honors Adair Co. Education Technology staff From Carolee Lloyd A special version of the Stilwell "Red Suspenders" Award, a meritorious medal in the form of a commemorative coin, has been presented to all the key KY K-12 Education Technology staff in OET and KY K-12 school districts by KY K-12 Education Commissioner Jason Glass and David Couch, Associate Commissioner for Office of Education Technology. The Adair County School Board has issued a proclamation honoring Adair Co. Education Technology staff who received the award.
One of the US Army's most prestigious awards is the Meritorious Service Medal (MSM). This special Stilwell award is the equivalent version of the MSM. During those 24 months, KY K-12 Education Technology staff not only survived and but thrived in providing quality EdTech enabled products and services to KY K-12 students, teachers and staff, across this entire state, amongst all the sudden demands, uncertainty and intensity going on during that timeframe. Lots of folks do great things who are never publicly thanked or recognized. This is especially true in the technology field where the average person is not aware of the great skill, long hours and dedication that it takes to make the EdTech work and then help folks do wonderful magical/educational things with it. No money comes with the Stilwell award, but folks greatly appreciate a simple "thanks" and "high five" for a job well done. Nearly every one of the past Stilwell award winners had never been publicly thanked or recognized for their role in helping KY K-12 be successful until they received the Stilwell. Over those 24 months, peers in the other 49 states regularly said, "KY K-12 EdTech is what they strive to be". Our secret sauce in KY K-12 is our cooperative and helpful relationships within districts, between districts, with KDE Office of Education Technology (OET) staff and our true vendor partners in EdTech. No other state has "this" secret sauce. KY K-12 EdTech has been and continues to be "the" pioneer and "the" national leader in most aspects of K-12 EdTech over the past 30 years. Our KETS Timeline (at KETS 2018 - 2024 Master Plan - Appendix G - Kentucky Department of Education) and 2022 Digital Readiness Infographic ( at KETS 2018 - 2024 Master Plan - Appendix B - Kentucky Department of Education) easily supports that statement. This past planning and implementation of KY K-12 EdTech, greatly positioned KY K-12 during those 24 months, however "the" key ingredient to that success was the quality EdTech people, their dedication and skills during that 24-month timeframe.
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