The Foundation and Alumni Network sponsor the Hall to Fame to publicly thank and recognize outstanding and memorable retired educators who've made an impact on students. The Hall of Fame also is a means to honor the teaching profession as a whole for its vital role in shaping the future of individuals and society. Any retired educator, including elementary or secondary classroom teachers, administrators, counselors, librarians, etc., is eligible for nomination by former students, colleagues, or the general public. Inductees are selected by the Alumni Network Advisory Committee. Click here to e-mail your nomination of a former educator .
Inductions occur in alternating years.
The next inductions will be in 2002. There are 30 members in the Teachers Hall of Fame. To see a list of Teachers Hall of Fame members . The award is given in honor of Carlton Nelson and Don Miller, two original board members who helped establish the Foundation. Nelson and Miller were also the first recipients of the award upon its inception.