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2027 Winners to be Announced!

Distinguished Faculty Award (Pre-Kindergarten - 2nd Grade)
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Distinguished Faculty Award (3rd - 5th Grade)
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Distinguished Faculty Award (6th - 8th Grade)
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Distinguished Faculty Award (9th - 12th Grade)
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Distinguished Technical Faculty Award (9th - 12th Grade)
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Distinguished Administrator Award
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Cornelia Reece Unsung Hero Administrative Staff Award
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Cornelia Reece Unsung Hero Support Staff Award
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About REASP

The Regional Educators Awards and Scholarship Program was established in August 2017 by WKCTC Chancellor Anton Reece. Dr. Reece’s vision was to recognize pre-kindergarten through high school educators, administrators and staff members who work tirelessly each day on behalf of students, parents and the community in WKCTC's service region, which includes Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Marshall, McCracken, Livingston and Lyon counties in Kentucky and Alexander, Hardin, Massac, Pope and Pulaski counties in Illinois.

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Categories

  • Distinguished Faculty Award Rubric 
  • Honors an educator who inspires young learners by building a strong foundation for academic and social growth in their formative years.
  • Examples: Pre-K teachers, kindergarten teachers, early childhood education specialists, primary school teachers
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  • Recognizes a dedicated educator who supports and motivates students through critical stages of personal and academic development.
  • Examples: Elementary teachers, special education teachers, reading and math specialists, science and social studies teachers for grades 3-5
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  • Honors the transformative impact of a distinguished educator who inspires, challenges, and empowers students through exceptional teaching.
  • Examples: Middle school teachers, music teachers, orchestra instructors
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  • Celebrates an educator who prepares students for future success through rigorous instruction, mentorship, and guidance.
  • Examples: High school teachers, advanced placement teachers, subject-specific high school faculty
  • Technical Faculty Award Rubric
  • Commends the excellence of a distinguished faculty member in area technology centers, career and technical centers, or other technical programs who equip students with the skills, knowledge, and innovation to thrive in their careers and communities.
  • Examples: Health science, skilled trades, engineering and manufacturing instructors; and industry-specific instructors including welding, carpentry, machine tool, and automotive technology
  • Distinguished Administrator Award Rubric
  • Honors a school leader who fosters a thriving, environment that benefits students, staff, and the broader community.
  • Examples: Principals, assistant principals, district superintendents, instructional coordinators
  • Unsung Hero Administrative Staff Award Rubric
  • Recognizes a devoted member of the administrative team who provides invaluable support for students’ social, emotional, and academic well-being.
  • Examples: School counselors, family resource center coordinators, student support staff, academic advisors
  • Unsung Hero Support Staff Award Rubric
  • Celebrates a member of the support staff whose dedication ensures a safe, welcoming, and well-functioning school environment.
  • Examples: Custodians, cafeteria workers, teaching assistants, administrative assistants, transportation personnel, maintenance workers

Contact

For more information about REASP, please contact Mary Beth Head • marybeth.head@kctcs.edu.

Scholarships

For more information about sponsorship and scholarship opportunities at WKCTC, contact Kyle Fisher at 270-534-3084 or kyle.fisher@kctcs.edu.

Past Winners