MCSS Award Recipients

2015 MCSS Awards Recipients

William Spratt Award for Excellence in Teaching Secondary
June Murray, Hudson HS
Nominated by Todd Wallingford
William Spratt Award for Excellence in Teaching Middle School
Eric Mendoza, Saint Columbkille Partnership School
Nominated by William Gartside
Barbara Capron Award for Excellence in Teaching Elementary School
Natacha Scott, Josiah Quincy Elementary School
Nominated by Meghan Hendrickson
John Riley Award for Excellence in Teaching Geography
Rachel Killian, Dr. Robert G. O’Donnell Middle School
Nominated by John Gunning
George G. Watson, Jr. Award for Excellence in Teaching Economics
Richard Donnelly, Bedford H.S.
Nominated by George Guild
Charles Mitsakos Outstanding Supervisor Award
Edward Belbin, Westborough H.S.
Nominated by Casey Cullen
Richard Aieta Award for Promising New Teacher
Christina Baron, Mansfield Public School
Nominated by Bill Hocking
Don Salvucci Award for Excellence in Promoting Civic Education
Brett Duncan, Ashburnham-Westminster School District
Nominated by Carrie Monty

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William Spratt Award for Excellence in Teaching Secondary Social Studies
June Murray, Hudson High School, Hudson, MA
William Spratt Award for Excellence in Teaching Middle School Social Studies
Eric Mendoza, Saint Columbkille Partnership School,Brighton, MA
Barbara Capron Award for Excellence in Elementary Teaching
No nomination
John Riley Award for Excellence in Teaching Geography
Rachel Killian, Dr. Robert G. O’Donnell Middle School, Stoughton, MA
George G. Watson, Jr. Award for Excellence in Teaching Economics
Richard Donnelly, Bedford High School, Bedford, MA
Charles Mitsakos Outstanding Supervisor Award
Edward Belbin, Westborough High School, Westborough, MA
Richard Aieta Award for Promising New Teacher
Christina Baron, Mansfield Public School, Mansfield, MA
Don Salvucci Award for Excellence in Promoting Civic Education
Brett Duncan, Ashburnham-Westminster School District, Ashburnham, MA

2011 MCSS Award Recipients, with President Bob Kostka (3rd from left)