Five educators working in city public schools were honored by the FLAG Award for Teaching Excellence, winning prizes of $25,000 for themselves and $10,000 for their schools.
The FLAG Awards, established two years ago, celebrate Teachers who use creativity to inspire students. An independent panel that included State Education Commissioner Betty Rosa selected the five grand-prize winners—one from each borough—from among nearly 1,000 nominees.
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