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2020 McGuffey Award Honorees

The CASB McGuffey Award honors unique board members who bring committed and passionate service to their board work. Every district has the opportunity to submit one board member each year. Honorees are recognized at CASB’s Fall Regional Meetings and featured on our website, through social media and in the 78th Annual Convention program. It takes just a small amount of your time for a worthy recognition.

2020 McGuffey Awardees

Region 1 Dianne Cox Brush School District RE-2J Brian Kuntz Lone Star #101 Ken Brenner Idalia RJ-3	Region 2 Craig Bailey Limon RE-4J	Region 3 Dee Leyba East Otero School District Patrick Mestas Primero RE-2
Region 4 Carolyn Reed Poudre School District Lori Hvizda Ward Thompson R2-J Ben Rainbolt Weld County RE-1 Matthew Adame Weld Re-8	Region 5 Tina Marquis Boulder Valley School District Kevin Leung Douglas County RE-1 Sheila Montoya Mapleton Public Schools	Region 6 Tommy Covington Fremont Re2
Region 7 Katy Lee Steamboat Springs RE-2	Region 8 Kate Cocchiarella Eagle County Schools	Region 9 April Gonzales Alamosa Re-11J Tina Freel Moffat Consolidated #2 Marlene Crowther Sanford School District
Region 10 Anne Guettler Garfield Re-2	Region 11 Jan Tuin Delta County 50J Sarah Fishering Montrose County RE-1J	Region 12 Sheri Noyes Montezuma-Cortez RE-1

2019 McGuffey Awardees

Submission deadline is two weeks prior to your regional meeting. Your board president should facilitate the submission from your district. One submission per district.

Do you have a special board member who ...

is or was an active board member for the past year
has served above and beyond the call of duty
has demonstrated such service that you want to recognize him/her in a special way

It could be that member who has ...

served your community for many years
accomplished a major milestone
demonstrated significant community service
demonstrated a focus for all children in the district, including a focus on student achievement
worked well with fellow board members
pursued self-improvement and growth in boardmanship
worked tirelessly as an advocate for the district and its students

First published in 1836, the McGuffey Readers were a series of seven books with stories and poems that taught reading and grammar to students as well as help them develop good character qualities. It was one of the most widely used and influential textbooks of its time in transferring knowledge and the virtues required to fulfill the responsibilities of citizenship in a free society.