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WCSS STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARD

The WCSS is pleased to offer many awards recognizing teachers, leaders and organizations that help support the goals of WCSS.  One of these goals is to improve social studies teaching, develop the professional interests of social studies instructors, and cooperate with other organizations working for a better social understanding in the state, nation, and world.  While the WCSS shares your passion for teaching and your interest in working with outside groups to improve Social Studies instruction, we also hope to focus on another important stakeholder: our students.  

The WCSS Student Excellence Award, was founded based on a simple concept; our students are capable, and are doing amazing things promoting social studies in our communities, state and around the world.  The award was originally suggested and agreed on based on a student in western WI who held several fundraisers, raised awareness, and ultimately sent enough money to provide a new well for school aged students in Uganda.  Students who recognize a need and a desire to help people are deserving of our respect and our recognition.

NOMINATION FORM

If you have a student who deserves to be recognized by the WCSS for his or her hard work,  A great community is built by caring students, teachers and the community working together.  Please help us recognize those carrying out this great work. Nominations will close TBD. Student winners will be notified in January/February and will be recognized at the annual WCSS Conference. 

WCSS Student Excellence Award Nomination Form
CLICK HERE.
 

Please contact Kaela Swanson at [email protected] with any questions. 

AWARD CRITERIA

The qualities that recipients of the award should possess are:
  • *Exhibits responsibility and community activism,
  • *Demonstrates uncommon courage or valor,
  • *Promotes justice and peace,
  • *Aids the oppressed,
  • *Protects the environment,
  • *Builds a grassroots initiative and/or effectively navigates the political system to promote positive change.
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  • Home
  • Who is WCSS?
    • WCSS Board
    • WCSS ELECTIONS 2027
  • WCSS27
  • Teacher Resources
    • American Indian Studies Resources
    • ACT 266 SOURCES
    • Upcoming Professional Development
    • Civics Test Grad Req
  • AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
    • Distinguished Teacher of the Year
    • Global Citizenship Award
    • Civil Liberties/Rights in Teaching Award
    • First Time Conference Attendee Scholarship
    • BIPOC Scholarship
    • Student Award
    • Mini Grants
    • Snavely/Michalko Award
    • Past Teacher of the Year
    • Past Global Citizenship Award Recipients
    • Past Civil Rights/Civil Liberties Award Recipients
  • Member Info
    • JOIN WCSS
    • Join the Board
  • NEWSLETTERS
    • Past Newsletter Archive
  • Voting Information
  • Student Academic Competitions
  • Advocacy
  • Contact