The Pete & Carrie Rozelle Award is given to a school or school-related program that addresses the educational and social/emotional needs of all children, including those with learning disabilities. This $5,000 award will allow for expanded programmatic and staff development opportunities that focus on incorporating effective research-based practices into classroom and school-wide practice. Preference is given to programs that serve underprivileged and under- served communities, or programs that have demonstrated unique impact for students with LD.  *Note: Only schools that have met Annual Yearly Progress goals will be considered.

Download the application for the 2008 Pete and Carrie Rozelle Award.

Description of the Award

Past Winners:

2007: Public School 149, Christa McAuliffe School, Jackson Heights, N.Y.

2006: Public School 112, The Jose Barbosa School, New York, N.Y.

2005: Aragon Elementary School, Fountain, Colo.

2004: Muskegon High School, Muskegon, Mich.

2003: Muhlenberg Elementary School, Allentown, Pa.

2002: Edison Elementary School, Salt Lake City, Utah

2001: Community Action School, New York, N.Y.

2000: Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom School, Bronx, N.Y.