Outstanding Science Teachers Honored by National Science Teaching Association at Denver Conference

Crawfordsville Middle School science teacher Shannon Sullivan Hudson was recently honored by the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA) for her exceptional work and accomplishments in the field of science education. The NSTA awards program recognizes K-12 teachers, principals, professors, and other science education professionals who have made outstanding contributions to their field.

Hudson was recognized during a special evening Teacher Awards event held at the NSTA National Conference on Science Education in Denver, Colorado, on March 22nd. The event serves as a platform to celebrate outstanding educators in the field of science education.

Julie A. Luft, the President of NSTA, expressed her excitement for the annual Awards ceremony, calling it one of her favorite events. Luft emphasized the importance of recognizing and celebrating exceptional science teachers and students, highlighting their dedication to learning, leadership, and innovation.

As a faculty member who collaborates with teachers, Luft finds the group of awardees to be inspiring. She commended their efforts in ensuring a diverse, talented, and knowledgeable citizenry and workforce capable of thriving in the 21st century. The NSTA awardees are viewed as instrumental in shaping the future of science education, ensuring a bright and promising future for all.