RECOGNITIONS AT THE April 4, 2019 Meeting
RECOGNITIONS AT THE April 4, 2019 MEETING
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Northwest Educational Council for Student Success Business Partnerships Each year, District 211 reaches out to local businesses to collaborate with our high schools for career treks, internships, guest speakers, apprenticeships and Career Expo participation. These work-based learning experiences are organized by the career advisors within each school. Career advisors are part-time employees of the Northwest Educational Council for Student Success (NECSS) and are placed in each of the five schools. NECSS is a secondary and postsecondary regional educational collaborative focused on student success via post-secondary career planning and opportunities between all district partners and local communities. NECSS partners include Harper College and school districts 211, 214, and 220. Tonight’s honorees represent one local business from each high school who have given of his or her time to offer the students of District 211 an exceptional experience while investigating future careers choices. (front row, left to right): Kathleen Burley (Golden Corridor Advanced Manufacturing Partnership), Ramya Vijay (Cisco Systems), Rosa Botello (Motorola Solutions), (Back row left to right) Cathy Kirin (Residential Construction Employers Council), and John Jobst (Schaumburg Automedics Inc.).
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Outstanding Illinois Business Professionals of America Advisor Award James B. Conant High School Business Education Teacher and Business Professionals of America (BPA) Sponsor Patricia Ertl recently received the Ronald Ciastko Outstanding Illinois BPA Advisor Award. She has been invited to this evening’s meeting to receive Board of Education recognition. James B. Conant High School Business Education Chair and BPA Advisor Patti Ertl
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Hoffman Estates High School Business Professionals of America (BPA) - State Award Winners Sponsor Thomas Magan has been invited along with students (left to right) Anushree Raol, Manushi Shah, and Rahil Patel were recognized for their 1st place finish in the state competition.
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William Fremd High School Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) Sponsor Julie Zinger has been invited along with students (front row left to right) Sid Addepalli, Varun Korpala, (back road left to right) Shreya Seetharam, and Muskan Bhalalta
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Fremd High School Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) -1st in state Forensic Medicine competition. Sponsor Julie Zinger has been invited along with students (not necessarily pictured in order) Yoonseo Kim and Michelle Ganzorig
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James B. Conant High School – Debate Coach Frank Kernats has been invited along with students (left to right): Sabah Lokhandwala, Nicholas Chen, and debate coach Frank Kernats
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James B. Conant High School Business Professionals of America Sponsor Patricia Ertl has been invited along with students (front row left to right) Anika Palkhiwala, Shreya Katwala, (back row left to right) Sahithi Ankireddy, Kimaya Parmar, Saanji Shah, and John Waity
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Palatine High School – Debate Coach Brenda Moreno has been invited along with students Leeanne Smith (left) and Krishna Tewari (right), pictured with debate coach Brenda Moreno (center)
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William Fremd High School - Debate Coach Martin Zacharia has been invited along with students (not pictured in order) Mayank Bhatia, Bill Gao, Swathy Karthikeyan, Andrew Kim, Mathew Kim, Miguel Mercado, Shreya Mukherjee, and Michael Murakami
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Schaumburg High School - Debate Coach Carl Schwartz has been invited along with students (not pictured in order) Laxmisanjana Ade, Viraj Desetty, Baigalmaa Gansukh, Binti Kohli, Raphael Portillo, and Giselle Soares
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HIGHEST POSSIBLE COMPOSITE ACT SCORE William Fremd High School juniors were recognized (not pictured in order) Aditya Prathap, Sidharth Addepalli, and Anmol Desai
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GIRLS BOWLING ILLINOIS STATE COACH OF THE YEAR Hoffman Estates High School Mathematics Teacher and Girls Bowling Coach Daniel Pfligler was recently named Girls Bowling Illinois State Coach of the Year by the National Federation of State High School Associations. (no photo available) |












