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Golden Owl Award nominations now open in 11 states

Golden Owl Award nominations now open in 11 states


By Andi Anderson

The Golden Owl Award is a prestigious award that recognizes extraordinary agricultural teachers across the country. The award is presented by Nationwide and various state FFA organizations.

Nominations for the 2023-2024 Golden Owl Award are now open. To nominate an ag teacher, visit www.GoldenOwlAward.com. The nomination period varies by state, so be sure to check the website for details.

Each state will select up to seven finalists, who will receive an individualized plaque and $500 to support their agriculture programs. One grand prize winner in each state will then be selected to win the Ag Educator of the Year title for their state, the coveted Golden Owl Award trophy, and an additional $3,000 Nationwide-funded check.

The Golden Owl Award is a great way to recognize and celebrate the hard work of agricultural educators. If you know a teacher who goes above and beyond, be sure to nominate them today!

Why are agricultural educators important?

Agricultural educators play a vital role in our communities. They prepare students for successful careers in agriculture, which is a critical industry for our economy and food supply. Ag teachers also teach students about the importance of agriculture and its impact on our world.

How can I nominate an ag teacher for the Golden Owl Award?

To nominate an ag teacher, visit www.GOwlAward.comolden. You will need to provide the teacher's name, contact information, and a brief explanation of why you are nominating them. The nomination period varies by state, so be sure to check the website for details.

When will the winners be announced?

The winners of the Golden Owl Award will be announced in the spring of 2024.

 

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