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Barbara Biber, a central figure who shaped Bank Street, was a keen observer of children and classrooms who immersed herself in the phenomena of children’s and teachers’ lives. Branded specialty cocktail napkins (sponsor and Bank Street logos)ĭr.Logo prominent in signage throughout cocktail hour space, including VIP lounge, web site, and video, and a full-page color ad in program.

Premier dinner seating for 10 and exclusive access to VIP reception for two guests.

Niemeyer was appointed the first official president of Bank Street in 1956 and is widely credited with Bank Street’s evolution into an influential resource in the field of education.

Recognition in all event materials above other sponsors and host committee members, including a full-page color ad in program.

Senior leader serves as an event co-chair and welcomes guests with 2-minute remarks.

Premier dinner seating for 2 tables of 12 guests and exclusive access to VIP reception with logo on step-and-repeat background screen.

Lucy Sprague Mitchell Presenting Sponsorship: $100,000 (1 available)Īs the founder of the Bank Street College of Education, Lucy believed that a new kind of educational system was essential to building a better, more rational, humane world. To make your selection, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page. Back row from left: Emily McBee, Zoe Zervos, Nia Miller and Victoria Kidney.We’re excited for you to join us at the 2020 Annual Dinner: “Reimagining Math Education.”ĭescriptions of each sponsorship, table, and ticket option are below. Back row from left: Mason Piatt, Gavin Pickett and Landon Potts. Pictured are the 4th place winners of the 2023 Marshall County Math Field Day. Back row from left: Landon Hicks, Sarah McBee and Maverick LeMasters.

Front row from left: Josh Naome, Leo Nguyen and Chloe Pickett. Pictured are the 3rd place winners of the 2023 Marshall County Math Field Day. Back row from left: Cheyenne Harvey, Samuel Hanning-Keyser and Gabe Collins. Front row from left: Adaline Morgan, Kacey Thames, Griffin Sturgill and Owen Geho. Pictured are the 2nd place winners of the 2023 Marshall County Math Field Day. Regional winners will compete at the West Virginia Math Field Day on Saturday, April 22, 2023, at Shepherd University in Shepherdstown, WV. In the high school division, which includes students in 10 th-12 th grade, Sydney Gray (5 th place), Cameron McCord (6 th place), Owen Anderson-Magers (7 th place), Riley Whitfield (8 th place), Danny Tucker (9 th place) and Tanen McNeil (10 th place) were also acknowledged during the meeting for moving on to the next phase of the competition, as high school students follow a different ranking system than the other age groups.Īll students recognized by the board members advance to Regional Math Field Day on Saturday, March 25, 2023, at Wheeling Park High School. Coming in fourth place were, alphabetically, Victoria Kidney, Emily McBee, Nia Miller, Mason Piatt, Gavin Pickett, Landon Potts and Zoe Zervos. Third place went to, alphabetically, Landon Hicks, Maverick LeMasters, Sarah McBee, Josh Naome, Leo Nguyen, Chloe Pickett and Everett Seevers. Students who earned second place, alphabetically, comprise of Gabe Collins, Owen Geho, Samuel Hanning-Keyser, Cheyenne Harvey, Adaline Morgan, Griffin Sturgill and Kacey Thames. Students who placed 1 st through 4 th in each division were presented with certificates and medals during a special awards ceremony Tuesday evening at the BOE meeting.įirst place winners of the 2023 Marshall County Math Field Day include, alphabetically, Sophia Crumm, Sophie Cunningham, Gunner King, Dalton Lucas, Coltin Myers, Lilly Roman and Kingsley Zheng. One of the primary objectives of the event is to demonstrate mathematics is a challenging, yet exciting, subject to study. Marshall County Math Filed Day was established to promote increased student participation in classroom and extracurricular mathematics. Students in 4 th through 12 th grade put their “mathletic” skills to the test during the annual Marshall County Math Field Day competition held on Monday, February 20, 2023.Īpproximately 130 students competed in categories ranging from mental math, mental estimation, measurement estimation and short answer. Back row from left: Sophie Cunningham, Sophia Crumm and Lilly Roman. Front row from left: Gunner King, Dalton Lucas, Kingsley Zheng and Coltin Myers. Pictured are the 1st place winners of the 2023 Marshall County Math Field Day.