Holly Jack Outstanding Service Award Applications Available
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Date PostedApril 26, 2023
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CategoryNews
Nomination forms for the 2023 Holly Jack Outstanding Service Award are now available.
Eligible nominees must be a district employee (superintendent’s secretary, superintendent’s administrative assistant, or school board recording secretary) who has performed the duties of the board secretary for a minimum of five years.
Qualifications for the recognition include independent problem-solving abilities, innovation within the work environment, a constant desire for self-improvement, dedication to improving the quality of life and education for those in the community, empowering colleagues with knowledge to allow them to reach their full potential, and exhibiting a passion and dedication for public education
The honorary award was created to honor long-time IASB employee Holly Jack, who worked as a field services administrative assistant and was instrumental in developing training for district secretaries and administrative professionals offered at the Joint Annual Conference.
Nomination forms must be signed by the superintendent and the board president. Up to five letters of support from individuals are allowed in addition to the nominating form. The deadline for submitting nomination forms and related materials is September 15.
Applications can be found on the IASB website.
The 2023 Holly Jack honoree will be selected by a panel of impartial judges and notified after the decision. The award will be presented in November during the Administrative Professionals’ Program at the Joint Annual Conference in Chicago.
For more information, contact Kathryn Bulava at (217) 528-9688, ext. 1127.
Eligible nominees must be a district employee (superintendent’s secretary, superintendent’s administrative assistant, or school board recording secretary) who has performed the duties of the board secretary for a minimum of five years.
Qualifications for the recognition include independent problem-solving abilities, innovation within the work environment, a constant desire for self-improvement, dedication to improving the quality of life and education for those in the community, empowering colleagues with knowledge to allow them to reach their full potential, and exhibiting a passion and dedication for public education
The honorary award was created to honor long-time IASB employee Holly Jack, who worked as a field services administrative assistant and was instrumental in developing training for district secretaries and administrative professionals offered at the Joint Annual Conference.
Nomination forms must be signed by the superintendent and the board president. Up to five letters of support from individuals are allowed in addition to the nominating form. The deadline for submitting nomination forms and related materials is September 15.
Applications can be found on the IASB website.
The 2023 Holly Jack honoree will be selected by a panel of impartial judges and notified after the decision. The award will be presented in November during the Administrative Professionals’ Program at the Joint Annual Conference in Chicago.
For more information, contact Kathryn Bulava at (217) 528-9688, ext. 1127.
