WHO:
A total of 217 music teachers from 195 cities across 45 states have been announced as quarterfinalists for the Music Educator Award presented by The Recording Academy® and the GRAMMY Foundation®. In total, more than 30,000 initial nominations were submitted from all 50 states.
WHAT:
The Music Educator Award was established to recognize current educators (K – college, public and private schools) who have made a significant and lasting contribution to the field of music education and who demonstrate a commitment to the broader cause of maintaining music education in the schools. A joint partnership and presentation of The Recording Academy and the GRAMMY Foundation, this special award will have its inaugural presentation at the Special Merit Awards Ceremony and Nominees Reception honoring recipients of the Lifetime Achievement Award, Trustee Award, Technical GRAMMY® Award during GRAMMY Week 2014.
As announced on the 55th Annual GRAMMY Awards® by President/CEO of The Recording Academy and GRAMMY Foundation Neil Portnow, TV and radio host/producer and GRAMMY Foundation Honorary Board Chair Ryan Seacrest, and six-time GRAMMY® winner Justin Timberlake, the award was open to current United States music teachers, and anyone could nominate a teacher — students, parents, friends, colleagues, community members, school deans and administrators. Teachers were also able to nominate themselves, and nominated teachers were notified and invited to fill out an application.
One recipient will be selected from 10 finalists each year, and will be recognized for his/her remarkable impact on students' lives. The winner will be flown to Los Angeles to accept the award, attend the GRAMMY Awards ceremony, and receive a $10,000 honorarium. The nine finalists will receive a $1,000 honorarium, and the schools of all 10 finalists also will receive matching grants. The honorariums and grants provided to the finalists and schools are made possible by the generosity and support of the GRAMMY Foundation's Education Champions Converse, Ford Motor Company Fund, General Mills Box Tops For Education, and Journeys.
WHEN:
A complete list of quarterfinalists is below. The semifinalists will be announced in August. For more information visit, www.grammymusicteacher.com.
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Music Educator Award Quarterfinalists |
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Diane Abrahamian |
Penfield High School |
Penfield, N.Y. |
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Michael Agidius |
McLoughlin High School |
Milton-Freewater, Ore. |
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Michael Allard |
Harmony Magnet Academy |
Strathmore, Calif. |
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DJ Alstadt |
Naperville Central High School |
Naperville, Ill. |
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Corey Ames |
Loyola Academy |
Wilmette, Ill. |
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Samuel Anderson |
Rockhurst High School |
Kansas City, Mo. |
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Scott Baeseman |
Lake Forest Country Day School |
Lake Forest, Ill. |
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Barbara Baker |
McIntosh High School |
Peachtree City, Ga. |
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Dawn Barham |
Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science |
Columbus, Miss. |
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Peter Barsch |
Oswego East High School |
Oswego, Ill. |
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Carol Beadle |
Liberty Corner Elementary School |
Liberty Corner, N.J. |
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Gregory Bennett |
Middletown High School |
Middletown, N.Y. |
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Jay Berckley |
The Village School |
Houston |
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Gary Bernice |
Springfield High School of Science and Technology |
Springfield, Mass. |
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Matthew Berthot |
Winfield High School |
Winfield, Kan. |
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Lisa Bianconi |
Kurn Hattin Homes for Children |
Westminster, Vt. |
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Logan Biles |
Las Vegas Academy of International Studies, Visual, and Performing Arts |
Las Vegas |
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Aron Blanke |
Center for Creative Learning |
Ellisville, Mo. |
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Lloyd Bone Jr. |
Glenville State College |
Glenville, W.Va. |
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Faye Boyer |
Lake Joy Primary School |
Warner Robins, Ga. |
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Jamie Breiwick |
Maple Dale School |
Fox Point, Wis. |
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Adam Brennan |
Mansfield University |
Mansfield, Pa. |
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Brenda Brenner |
Indiana University |
Bloomington, Ind. |
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Dan Brenner |
Spring Grove Area High School |
Spring Grove, Pa. |
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Tony Brown |
Mehlville High School |
St. Louis |
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Glen Cain |
Gold Trail School |
Placerville, Calif. |
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Malena Calle |
Southwood Middle School Center for the Arts |
Palmetto Bay, Fla. |
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Brandon Catt |
Glenbard East High School |
Lombard, Ill. |
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Jeffrey Cayer |
Southwest Middle School |
Lakeland, Fla. |
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Caleb Chapman |
Pioneer High School for the Performing Arts |
Lehi, Utah |
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Linda Christensen |
Wayne State College |
Wayne, Neb. |
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Gary Coartney |
Concord High School |
Concord, Calif. |
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James Compton |
Sunset Primary School |
West Linn, Ore. |
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J. Scott Cooksey |
Jeffersonville High School |
Jeffersonville, Ind. |
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Tiffany Cox |
Calusa Elementary School |
Boca Raton, Fla. |
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Radio Cremata |
Aspira |
Miami |
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Charles Cushinery |
Ed W. Clark High School |
Las Vegas |
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Jetro da Silva |
Berklee College of Music |
Boston |
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Mark Dahlberg |
Fort Myers High School |
Fort Myers, Fla. |
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Amy Darby |
Phoenixville Area Middle School |
Phoenixville, Pa. |
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Jim Daughters |
Conner Middle School |
Hebron, Ky. |
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Neil Delson |
Central Bucks High School West |
Doylestown, Pa. |
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Andrew DeNicola |
John P. Stevens High School |
Edison, N.J. |
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Dr. Leslie Anne Denning |
South Miami Middle Community School |
Miami |
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Martin Dickey |
Nation Ford High School |
Fort Mill, S.C. |
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Christopher Dorsey |
Dillard Center for the Arts |
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. |
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Mark Duker |
Neuqua Valley High School |
Naperville, Ill. |
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Jason Eckl |
Sinaloa Middle School |
Novato, Calif. |
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Jan Eddington |
Blackfoot High School |
Blackfoot, Idaho |
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Peter Eklund |
University of Nebraska—Lincoln |
Lincoln, Neb. |
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Cuauhtemoc Escobedo |
Eckstein Middle School |
Seattle |
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Aaron Evens |
Lawrence County High School |
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. |
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Krista Fanning |
Caddo Middle Magnet |
Shreveport, La. |
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Adrian Farris |
Monroe Elementary School |
Janesville, Wis. |
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Julia Federico |
Grover Washington, Jr. Middle School |
Philadelphia |
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Cynthia Feeney |
Ironia Elementary School |
Randolph, N.J. |
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Megan Franke |
Las Vegas Academy of the Arts |
Las Vegas |
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Jolene Dalton Gailey |
Port Angeles High School |
Port Angeles, Wash. |
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Tiffany Galus |
New Prairie High School |
New Carlisle, Ind. |
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Elaine Gates |
New York University & LIU Post |
New York |
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Diana Geiger |
Boynton Middle School |
Ithaca, N.Y. |
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Michael Genevay |
Haynes Academy for Advanced Studies Public School |
Metairie, La. |
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John Gillick |
Terrill Middle School |
Scotch Plains, N.J. |
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Chrissy Givan |
Iroquois High School |
Louisville, Ky. |
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Vivian Gonzalez |
South Miami K-8 Center |
Miami |
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Todd Goodman |
Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School |
Midland, Pa. |
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Dakeyan Graham |
C. Leon King High School |
Tampa, Fla. |
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Jeff Grant |
Prattville High School |
Prattville, Ala. |
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Brenda Gregory |
Siegel High School |
Murfreesboro, Tenn. |
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Janet Grice |
Fordham High School for the Arts |
Bronx, N.Y. |
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Jeffrey Haas |
Ridgewood High School |
Ridgewood, N.J. |
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Jeremy Hackworth |
Etiwanda High School |
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. |
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Becky Hall |
Smith Road Elementary |
North Syracuse, N.Y. |
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Adam Hallam |
Doris French Elementary School |
Las Vegas |
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Zach Halop |
Northwood High School |
Irvine, Calif. |
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Mary Halsig |
Truesdell Middle School |
Wichita, Kan. |
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Christopher T.F. Hanson |
Goodnight Middle School, Miller Middle School, San Marcos High School |
San Marcos, Texas |
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Sky Harris |
Chestnut Hill Middle School |
Liverpool, N.Y. |
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Rodney Harshbarger |
Old Kings Elementary |
Flagler Beach, Fla. |
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John Harshey |
West Oak Middle School |
Mundelein, Ill. |
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Steve Hayes |
Roanoke-Benson High School |
Roanoke, Ill. |
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Silvester Henderson |
Los Medanos College |
Pittsburg, Calif. |
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Micah Hirokawa |
Le Jardin Academy |
Kailua, Hawaii |
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Keith Hodgson |
Mainland Regional High School |
Linwood, N.J. |
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Johnny Holloway |
Evans Middle School |
Newnan, Ga. |
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Michael Hood |
Wissahickon High School |
Ambler, Pa. |
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Robin Hopper |
Homestead Elementary School |
Eagle River, Alaska |
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Scott Houston |
M.B. Lamar High School |
Houston |
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Greg Hutchison |
Lower Dauphin Middle School |
Hummelstown, Pa. |
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Glendon Ingalls |
Rutland Town School |
Rutland, Vt. |
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Roberto Iriarte |
Hudson City School District |
Hudson, Ohio |
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Charles Jackson |
Dodgen Middle School |
Marietta, Ga. |
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Curtis Johnson |
West Virginia Wesleyan College |
Buckhannon, W.Va. |
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Dawn Johnson |
KIPP DC: KEY Academy |
Washington, D.C. |
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Brandon Johnson |
Wichita Heights High School |
Wichita, Kan. |
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Valerie Jones |
Helen B. Duffield Elementary School |
Ronkonkoma, N.Y. |
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Deanna Joseph |
Georgia State University |
Atlanta |
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James Kachulis |
Berklee College of Music, NYC Public Schools |
Boston |
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Jim Kirkpatrick |
West Forsyth High School |
Clemmons, N.C. |
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Barbara Klemp |
Chatham High School |
Chatham, N.J. |
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Kent Knappenberger |
Westfield Academy and Central School |
Westfield, N.Y. |
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Jamie Knight |
Huntington Beach Academy for the Performing Arts |
Huntington Beach, Calif. |
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Jee Yeoun Ko |
New Orleans Center for Creative Arts |
New Orleans |
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Kathrine Kouns |
Horizon High School |
Scottsdale, Ariz. |
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Ingrid Kovacs |
Canarelli Middle School |
Las Vegas |
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Mark Kraft |
South Brunswick High School |
Monmouth Junction, N.J. |
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Gordon Krauspe |
Wheaton Warrenville South High School |
Wheaton, Ill. |
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Danielle Krison Hyland |
Val Vista Academy |
Gilbert, Ariz. |
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Dana Lamb |
Cleveland Elementary School |
Fayetteville, Ga. |
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John Landers |
Patch High School |
APO, N.Y. |
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Camilla Larson |
Little Falls Community High School |
Little Falls, Minn. |
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Spencer Lau |
Woodruff Middle School |
Seabrook, N.J. |
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Angel Lawrie |
Summit Academy Middle School |
Akron, Ohio |
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Rebecca Leonard |
Kelly Mill Middle School |
Blythewood, S.C. |
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Jeffrey Link |
Berkshire Community College, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts |
Pittsfield, Mass. |
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Brian Logan |
Wheeling High School |
Wheeling, Ill. |
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Terry Lowry |
Oak Mountain Academy |
Carrollton, Ga. |
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Dr. Eva Diane Lyle-Smith |
Dr. Brimm Medical Arts High School |
Camden, N.J. |
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Anthony Maiello |
George Mason University |
Fairfax, Va. |
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Richard Marchetti |
West Warwick High School |
West Warwick, R.I. |
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Dean Marino |
West Port High School |
Ocala, Fla. |
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Amy Martin |
North Dorchester Middle School |
Hurlock, Md. |
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Mathilda Martin |
Broussard Middle School |
Broussard, La. |
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John Mastroianni |
William H. Hall High School |
West Hartford, Conn. |
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Donna Mateyka |
West Essex Regional Middle School |
North Caldwell, N.J. |
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Kevin Mayse |
Riverside City College |
Riverside, Calif. |
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Anthony Mazzocchi |
Montclair State University |
Montclair, N.J. |
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Regina McAllen |
Howell High School |
Farmingdale, N.J. |
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Ron McBain |
Open Magnet Charter School |
Los Angeles |
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Glen McCarthy |
George Mason University |
Fairfax, Va. |
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Dawn McInroy |
Canisteo Greenwood Central School |
Canisteo Greenwood, N.Y. |
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Theresa McKibben |
Edgewood Elementary School |
Homewood, Ala. |
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Dr. Brian McLaughlin |
West Milford High School |
West Milford, N.J. |
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Danielle McRoy |
Half Hollow Hills High School East |
Dix Hills, N.Y. |
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Rich Medd |
West High School |
Iowa City, Iowa |
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Dan Meeks |
Shawnee High School |
Lima, Ohio |
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Sonora Mello |
Antelope High School |
Antelope, Calif. |
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Justin Merrick |
Stax Music Academy |
Memphis, Tenn. |
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Chris Miller |
MItchell High School |
Mitchell, S.D. |
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John Mobilio |
Waterbury Arts Magnet School |
Waterbury, Conn. |
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Angelo Moreno |
Davis Senior High School |
Davis, Calif. |
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Charles Morgan |
Joliet Junior College |
Joliet, Ill. |
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Josh Murray |
Rio Americano High School |
Sacramento, Calif. |
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Thomas Nagy |
Cambria Elementary School |
Ebensburg, Pa. |
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Laura Nelson |
Orangewood Christian School |
Maitland, Fla. |
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Stephanie Nelson |
Liberty-Eylau High School |
Texarkana, Texas |
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Peter Neu |
Pennbrook Middle School |
North Wales, Pa. |
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Todd Nichols |
Roxbury High School |
Succasunna, N.J. |
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Richard Nickerson |
Windham High School |
Windham, Maine |
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Stephanie Nixdorf |
Suncoast Community High School |
Riviera Beach, Fla. |
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Eugene Novotney |
Humboldt State University |
Arcata, Calif |
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Dustin Olsen |
Hot Springs County High School |
Thermopolis, Wyo. |
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Michael Ortiz |
Bellalago Academy |
Kissimmee, Fla. |
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Dee Dee Paakkari |
John Marshall High School |
Los Angeles |
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Jeremy Parker |
Bixby High School |
Bixby, Okla. |
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Pasquale Pascaretti |
Fraser High School |
Fraser, Mich. |
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Ferdinand Pasqua |
Harrison High School |
Harrison, N.Y. |
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Sarah Payne |
Bryan Station Middle School |
Lexington, Ky. |
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Jerry Phelps |
Democracy Prep Endurance Middle School |
New York, N.Y. |
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Vonda Phillips |
Mountain View High School |
Mt. View, Wyo. |
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Kenneth Piascik |
Black River Middle School |
Chester, N.J. |
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Juan Pineda |
Academy for Performing Arts |
Scotch Plains, N.J. |
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Joseph Puzzo |
Arlington Science Focus School |
Arlington, Va. |
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Debra Reilly |
Orefield Middle School, Springhouse Middle School |
Allentown, Pa. |
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Kathy Rohrs |
Chaminade College Preparatory Middle School |
Chatsworth, Calif. |
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Audrey Rome |
Roosevelt Middle School |
Roosevelt, N.Y. |
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Les Rose |
Dos Pueblos High School |
Goleta, Calif. |
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Tarik Rowland |
Tri-Cities High School |
East Point, Ga. |
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Thomas Ruggieri |
Boardman High School |
Youngstown, Ohio |
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Kevin Rush |
Brockway High School |
Brockway, Pa. |
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Joseph Rutkowski |
John L. Miller-Great Neck North High School |
Great Neck, N.Y. |
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Patty Sampson |
West Aurora High School |
Aurora, Ill. |
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Peter Sampson |
Whiteland Community High School |
Whiteland, Ind. |
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Dr. James Satterwhite |
Nashville School of the Arts |
Nashville, Tenn. |
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Cindy Scarberry |
Norman High School |
Norman, Okla. |
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Eric Schaberg |
Randolph High School |
Randolph, N.J. |
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Benita Scheckel |
Blair Middle and High School |
Pasadena, Calif. |
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Joanne Scott |
Fairfield Center School |
Fairfield, Vt. |
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Laurie Scott |
The University of Texas at Austin, The University of Texas Middle School |
Austin, Texas |
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Michael Sewell |
Pickerington High School Central |
Pickerington, Ohio |
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Matthew Shaftel |
Florida State University College of Music |
Tallahassee, Fla. |
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Keven Shepherd |
Miller Grove High School |
Lithonia, Ga. |
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Karl Siewertsen |
John H. West Elementary School |
Bethpage, N.Y. |
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Stephanie Skizas |
Glenbard South High School |
Glen Ellyn, Ill. |
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Nathan Sletten |
Earlham Middle and High School |
Earlham, Iowa |
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Michael Smith |
Nyack High School |
Upper Nyack, N.Y. |
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Timothy Sterner |
J. P. McCaskey High School |
Lancaster, Pa. |
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Erin Stroup |
Lower Moreland Twp. High School |
Huntingdon Valley, Pa. |
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William David Stufft |
Toccoa Falls College |
Toccoa Falls, Ga. |
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Jeremy Taylor |
Old Saybrook High School |
Old Saybrook, Conn. |
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Sandra Thornton |
Anderson High School |
Cincinnati |
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Bill Tiberio |
Fairport High School |
Fairport, N.Y. |
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Frank Timmerman |
Pebblebrook High School |
Mableton, Ga. |
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Christy Todd |
Rising Starr Middle School |
Fayetteville, Ga. |
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Peter Toews |
Mountain View High School |
Loveland, Colo. |
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Robert Traugh |
Norwin High School |
North Huntingdon, Pa. |
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Kristina Turpin |
Pinecrest School Simi Valley |
Simi Valley, Calif. |
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David Tyson |
Murray Middle School |
Wilmington, N.C. |
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Dan Venner |
Central Elementary |
Chillicothe, Mo. |
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Steve Vutsinas |
Grassfield High School |
Chesapeake, Va. |
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Meghan Wagner |
Auburn Riverside High School |
Auburn, Wash. |
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Ben Wahlund |
Naperville Central High School |
Naperville, Ill. |
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Jo Wallace-Abbie |
Plano West Senior High School |
Plano, Texas |
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Russ Weaver |
Osceola County School for the Arts |
Kissimmee, Fla. |
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Todd Wedge |
San Francisco School of the Arts |
San Francisco |
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Mary Jo West |
George Mason High School |
Falls Church, Va. |
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Kristi Wicihowski |
Nathan Hale High School |
West Allis, Wis. |
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Richard Wiederman |
Setauket Elementary School |
Setauket, N.Y. |
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Ken Wiele |
Indian Trail High School and Academy |
Kenosha, Wis. |
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Dustin Wiley |
Firelands High School |
Oberlin, Ohio |
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Kelly Winovich |
Northgate Middle/Senior High School |
Pittsburgh |
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Daniel Wooten |
Niceville High School |
Niceville, Fla. |
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Mark Wurtzel |
Pershing Middle School |
Houston |
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Davey Yarborough |
Duke Ellington for the Arts |
Washington, D.C. |
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Alexis Yatuzis-Derryberry |
Siegel Middle School |
Murfreesboro, Tenn. |
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Kari Zamora |
Faubion Middle School |
McKinney, Texas |
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Bridget Zimmermann |
Barretts Elementary School |
Manchester, Mo. |
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