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2024

The Rowland 2024 Fellows Cohort from left to right: Brad Miller, Beverly McCarthy, William Prue, Melissa Bushey, Sandra Celuaro, Melissa Wyman, and Sarah Marcus. Their projects focus on the Harkness model, community connections, MTSS & literacy systems, place-based learning, and systems to support diversity.

We are proud to announce that the following Vermont educators have been selected by the Rowland Foundation Board of Trustees to receive Rowland Fellowships and lead transformational projects in their respective schools.

Sarah Marcus & Sandra Celauro, Proctor Junior/Senior High School
strengthening instructional practices related to literacy, universal design, and MTSS in secondary classrooms

Beverly McCarthy & Melissa Bushey, Barnet School
reshape systems and supports…so that our students can function in a culturally and racially diverse world

Brad Miller, Champlain Valley Union High School
embed the Harkness Method into CVU’s culture at the systems level for both students and teachers

William Prue, North Country Union High School
facilitate meaningful collaboration between community members and NCUHS students, thereby cultivating a stronger and more cohesive learning community

Melissa Wyman, Hartford High School
engage with students, educators, local business leaders, and other experts to build out the place-based learning opportunities in our school

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2022

From left to right: Bryan Dickinson, Sam Bromley, Devon Karpak, Becky Ebel, and Patti Tomashot

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2017

Front row, from left to right: Sabrina Westdjik, Kerianne Severy, Lindsey Cox, Emily Gilmore, Gretchen Muller
Back row, from left to right: Luis Bango, Peter Langella, Abbie Bowker, Nerissa Edwards, Michael Ruppel

"The difference between a dreamer and a visionary is action. The Rowland Fellowships allow educators an opportunity to take those actions."

Jason Finley, 2009 fellow

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