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Charlotte County Public Schools Communications Team Honored with NSPRA Award of Merit

Charlotte County, FL — June 25, 2024 — Charlotte County Public Schools (CCPS) is proud to announce that its communications team is being recognized with an Award of Merit in the Video-Series: Produced In-House category by the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) for the Teacher of the Year video series. This prestigious accolade is part of NSPRA’s Publications and Digital Media Excellence Awards, which celebrate outstanding work in educational communications and digital media.

The NSPRA Publications and Digital Media Excellence Awards recognize exemplary education publications, e-newsletters, digital media programs, radio/TV/video programs, social media initiatives, infographics, blogs, and websites. This year, the CCPS communications team’s exceptional work in producing engaging and informative video series stood out among numerous entries, earning them this significant honor. The award-winning video series will be featured on the NSPRA website and honored during the Annual Meeting and Celebration of Achievement at the NSPRA 2024 National Seminar.

"I am thrilled to congratulate our communications team on their outstanding achievement," said Mark Vianello, Superintendent of Charlotte County Public Schools. "Their commitment to producing effective and engaging content has been vital in bridging our schools with the community and ensuring our families stay informed. This recognition highlights their hard work and innovative approach to school communications."

For more information about the NSPRA Awards and to view the award-winning video series, please visit the NSPRA website.

To view the entire Teacher of the Year video series, head to our YouTube Channel.

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