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Special Recognition
2009

Special RecognitionDecember 1, 2009
Board Vice President H. Edward Parker presents a resolution to Seventh District Elementary’s principal, Leslie Brooks, and staff, recognizing the school’s achievement as a Maryland Blue Ribbon School of Excellence.


Special RecognitionBoard member Rodger C. Janssen presents a resolution to the Office of Budget and Reporting, recognizing the office’s receipt of the ASBO International’s Meritorious Budget Award.
Special RecognitionNovember 3, 2009
Board President JoAnn C. Murphy (right) presents a resolution to Baltimore County Public School principal Sharon Kearney (left) and assistant principal Melissa Fanshaw recognizing the 100th anniversary of Sparks Elementary School.
Special RecognitionNovember 3, 2009
Board President JoAnn C. Murphy recognizes the principals of the nine high schools named among the nation’s best by Newsweek magazine. They are (from left to right): Patrick S. McCusker (Dulaney), Karen Steele (George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology), Kathleen Schmidt (Franklin), Edmund Mitzel, Jr. (Pikesville), Diane Garbarino (Owings Mills), Thomas Evans (Eastern Technical), Jane Barranger (Towson), John Bereska (Hereford), and Deborah Bittner (Catonsville).

Special RecognitionOctober 6, 2009
Board President JoAnn C. Murphy presents Board members Jacqueline Zoe Camp, Lawrence E. Schmidt. H. Edward Parker, and Rodger C. Janssen with their official commissions from the Governor of Maryland.
Special RecognitionAugust 11, 2009
Board President JoAnn C. Murphy presents a resolution to Frances A. S. Harris (joined here by her family) recognizing her service as a member of the Board of Education of Baltimore County from August 2004 through June 2009.
Special RecognitionMay 5, 2009
Board members Joseph J. Pallozzi and Valerie A. Roddy present resolutions to Baltimore County Public Schools principals Linda Miller and Robert SantaCroce recognizing the 100th anniversary of Catonsville Elementary and Sparrows Point High Schools.

Special RecognitionJanuary 13, 2009
Carol Batoff (right), Ombudsman for Baltimore County Public School, presents a resolution to Meryl D. Burgin recognizing her service as a member of the Baltimore County Public School Ethics Review Panel.