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Support the KHS Alumni Fund
We believe that something special has been started which is worthy of growth and expansion. The KHS Alumni Fund, Inc. is a new community resource which needs new community thinking to help determine its future. How can the Fund grow financially? How can participation be increased? What other awards or special programs might be considered? How about giving us some input, or better still, your support.
The KHS Alumni Fund, Inc. is a not-for-profit corporation with the State of New Hampshire and has an IRS 501 (c)(3) tax exempt designation.
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Irene Cheek, an English teacher at Keene High School, received the Outstanding Educator Award for the year 2007.
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Marshall Davenson, a science teacher at Keene High School, received the Outstanding Educator Award for the year 2006.
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Terry Mattson, department chair for the KHS Life Education Department, received the Outstanding Educator award for 2005. |
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The 2004 Outstanding Educator Award went to Kelly Budd, an English teacher at Keene High School. She is also faculty advisor for the award-winning KHS yearbook and the Video Club productions. |
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| Tina McLaughlin, a teacher in the English department, was the recipient of the 2003 award. Activities include a strong connection with drama and the stage. She also participates in the Future Educators Program. |
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Cliff Lerner, 2002 award winner, is a teacher of honors and advanced placement biology and molecular genetics. |
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The winner for 2001 was John Amstein, a teacher of physics at Keene High School. |
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In June of 2000, Barbara Ware, head of the Keene High School math department, was the first recipient of the award given by the KHS Alumni Fund, Inc. |
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