Seattle Public Schools

Nominate an SPS All-Star: Most Valuable Educator

Summary: Do you know an SPS staff member or group (such as a grade level or department) who has positively impacted you or your school community?

We’re looking for our Most Valuable Educators

We’re excited to celebrate the incredible individuals who make a difference in Seattle Public Schools! Do you know an SPS staff member or group (such as a grade level or department) who has positively impacted you or your school community? Now’s your chance to give them the recognition they deserve!

Every school has that one extraordinary educator—the heart and soul of the community, the person who goes above and beyond every single day. Now’s your chance to shine a spotlight on them!

We’re looking for our Most Valuable Educators — a principal, teacher, or support staff — your school simply couldn’t do without. Whether they inspire students, support their colleagues, lead with passion, or bring joy to the halls, we want to hear about them!

Help us celebrate their impact by submitting a nomination to show your appreciation! (form is now closed)

Nominations close Friday, May 31.

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