Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizens Award

On May 13, Lonsmith received the daughter and medal of the American Revolution Protection Award at the Harden Field branch of the American Revolutionary Daughter. Smith is an essential environmental teacher of Hatton Field Memorial High School. Smith was nominated for the award for his outdoor class activities. His past activities include collecting data on the number of Brigantine Shorebirds in each fall, 8 weeks spring campaign to save horseshoe crabs along the Delaware Bay, canoe trips by Pine Baron, data collection at Hopkins Pond, and Camden The entire county park is included. Systems in many other activities and projects

At the award ceremony held by the daughter of the American Revolutionary Constitution Center, Córdova and Ferrini-Mundy of NSF and Holdren of OSTP talked to the teacher. More than 700 guests including sales persons participated. Madeline Bordallo of Guam, Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, Jerry McNey of California, Paul Tonko of New York. Next Generation STEM High School Forum 2016, NSF and OSTP convened the leaders of K - 12 education to discuss and share important knowledge of the STEM high school of the 21st century. Guest speakers include Tom Kalil, deputy director of OSTP policy, Sharon Lynch of George Washington University professor, and Barbara Means of Learning Director of SRI International Technology Center.

Every year, daughters of the American Revolutionary War awaken women to women in community society in American history and through their contribution in education, religion, society, science or cultural innovation role as a role model It plays. . In April, the Moorestown branch of DAR acknowledged Angela Gonzalez following this honor. "By a nonprofit founded by her, Servicios Latinos is committed to breaking barriers in education, employment, housing, transportation, health, immigration and other services," said DAR Moorestown branch treasurer Kellianne Mayer said.