Welcome To The Website for the Toledo Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa #1037
Toledo PDK Programs for 2011-2012
Awards and Recognition Night
Thursday, April 26
Maumee Bay Brewing Pub
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Photos From the Award and Recognition Night
Jolyn Heavener and the Waite High School students give overview of their participation in the National and Ohio FEA conferences
Renee Long presents the 2012 PDK Scholarship to Nicole Szymanski from Maumee High School and the Penta Teachers Prep Class.
Here' is Nicole Szymanski the scholarship winner
Beginning of the Year Social Welcome - Wine Tasting - Wednesday, September 28
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Llama Llama Red Pajama Day Thursday - October 6, 2011
Toledo, Ohio Phi Delta Kappa Chapter # 1037
and Toledo Area Future Education Students Read for the Record!
Toledo PDK and FEA members and friends are asked to read "Llama, Llama, Red Pajama" by Anna Dewdney Thursday, October 6, 2010 to students throughout the metro-Toledo, Ohio area as a part of the “Read for the Record” day.
The book can be found in most libraries or at Barnes & Noble or on the internet.
The chapter will not be providing books this year.
More informaiton on “Jumpstart” and “Read for the Record” can be found at
http://www.jstart.org
Last year 2010 we had 60 readers in 65 schools/locations and over 1559 students.
The previous year, 2009 we had 51 readers in 25 schools or classes read to over 1300 students.
Thanks to all who plan to participate! Please keep me informed of your activity and number of students involved.
Thanks, Gerry Lonsway, Toledo Phi Delta Kappa
Gerry Lonsway at Glons0929@bex.net
October 26 with Mark Schroeder, UT International Admissions Program
LaScola Restaurant on Airport Hwy. 5:00 p.m. social and 5:30 p.m. program
RSVP to Jo Salvage by Oct. 24 at jsalvage@wls4kids.org
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Spring - “Table -Talk Symposium”
May -End of the Year Banquet
Other Pages:
Officers
Foundation
FEA
President
Scholarship
Previous Year's Events
Teaching Professions Symposium - FEA
End of Year Banquet
Mancy's Italian - 5453 Monroe St - Toledo, OH
• Sandee Crowther, PDK International President spoke at this event -
• Scholarship winner - Entertainment
• Recognition, Initiation and awards
Renee Long, Chapter scholarship Chairperson
Aaron Oakley, scholarship winner along with his mother.
Aaron is from St Francis High School and will be studying Education at
John Carroll University. He plans to be a high school math teacher.
Toledo
Ed Nussel, Gerry Lonsway, Sandee Crowther, Fred Dais
Rick St John, Nancy Lonsway, Jan Kilbride, Bob Conley
Sandee Crowther, president of PDK International and banquet speaker
John Sikula, candidate for president elect of Phi Delta Kappa
Wanda Snyder, Toledo chapter president
PDK Chapter # 1037 Meeting schedule for 2010-2011
Sept 8 Wed Barada’s on Monroe St - PDK-FEA mtg
4:30 Executive committee
5:30 FEA representatives from schools
Jane Music chairs this FEA meeting
Sept 28 Tues Dr Susanna Hapgood - working with children in Africa: Another kind of Safai
Black Pearl Restaurant - 5:30 pm
Jolyn Heavener chairs this meeting
Oct 7 Thurs Read for the Record - “Snowy Day” read to students/
classes by Kappans and FEA students
Gerry Lonsway chairs this event
Nov 10 Wed. Teaching Professions Symposium at Lourdes College - FEA Student Symposium
Jane Music Chairs this event
Jan 11 Tues Social event at the Wine Cave
Beer And Wine Cave In South Toledo, 6:00 pm. Join us for light appetizers, music and wine.
Feb 8 Tues Dr. Mary Rizza, Creative Connections Group - speaker
International Perspectives on Education
Reflections and experiences from educational tours throughout Europe
Elephant Bar Restaurant Westfield/ FranklinPark Mall - 5 pm
Jo Salvage chairs this event
March 15 Tues Fulbright Jordan Trip and the Perrysburg Global Initiative
Jordan Experiences and International Perspectives Dave Harms, Sarah Price, and Bill Hilt
5:00 pm Maumee Brewing Company - 27 Broadway - Toledo, OH
Sarah Price, Bill Hilt, and Dave Harms: March 15 Presenters
April 11 Mon Social event/ book signing Reception with Casey Reason,
Kappan Book Club author of "Leading a Learning Organization" in cooperation with
Lucas County Retired Teachers Assn and Phi Lambda Theta from the U of Toledo
7 pm at the Barnes & Noble on Monroe Street
Bernadette Terry will chair this event
May 5 Thurs 5:30 pm Year End Banquet chaired by executive committee and Bernie Terry
Mancy's Italian - 5453 Monroe St - Toledo, OH
• Sandee Crowther, PDK International President to speak at this event -
• Scholarship winner - Entertainment
• Recognition, Initiation and awards
EXTRA - Special Noon Event - Lunch with Sandee Crowther
May 5, Thurs - 12 NOON Lunch with area PDK leaders / retirees at the "Real Seafood at the Docks" -
Downtown Toledo Riverfront - 22 Main St. - Toledo, OH
Gerry Lonsway chairs this noontime event
We've got some neat things planned for Toledo PDK this year... Emerging Leader from Toledo - PDK president Sandee Crowther coming in May - and some interesting speakers relating education activities around the globe - Africa - Jordan and one other. We will also be reading "the snowyday" on October 7 to kids all over Toledo area.
We will be giving scholarships, grants for teacher project and supporting the area Future Educators.
As your time permits..join us whenever you can.
Sept 22 Meeting
Dr Susanna Hapgood meeting presenter
PDK Toledo gets a good sendoff for the year at the first meeting.
Our compliments to Jolyn Heavener for coordinating the first Toledo PDK meeting of the year!
Dr Susanna Hapgood from the University of Toledo took us on "Another Kind of Safari" as she
described the opportunity she had to work with children in Africa.
Chapter members and guests were able to recognize Dave Harms as a member of the latest
class of PDK Internationals Emerging Leaders. The presentation of this award will officailly be
made in Atlanta in February at the PDK and FEA conference.
Dr Susanna Hapgood and David Harms, Emerging Leader of PDK International
Other Pages
President - Toledo's Phi Delta Kappa President Message
Officers - 2010 Toledo PDK Officers Page
FEA - PDK/ FEA Connection Page
Here is some general information about The Toledo, Ohio Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa # 1037:
Age: We were established on 6/2/1939. We will be 72 years old this year.
Membership: We have between 325 and 350 members made up of education professionals such as teachers, principals, administrators, college personnel, superintendents, etc.
Meetings: Meetings are held seven times yearly - October - May. Meetings are held on different nights during the week. Most meetings are from 5:30 - 7:00 PM.
Meeting topics include: Future Educator's Association, bullying, bipolar issues, visiting educators from Poland and Russia, classroom introduction to China tour, Value Added Instruction, Book Review, tours of new Toledo venues, cooperation with the University of Toledo College of Education Alumni Association, holiday entertainment and wine tasting.
Scholarships: $250 research grant to a member doing innovative work in a classroom/ school. $500 to a graduating senior majoring in education. $500 to a University student ready to do student teaching.
Service Projects: Teaming with the Future Educators Association to participate in bowl-a-thon with Big Brothers/ Big Sisters; Book collection for Katrina damaged school; Collection of educational materials for primary school needy students; The chapter sponsors International FEA membership for eight area high school chapters of Future Educators Association.
International Involvement: Our chapter participates in the Phi Delta Kappa Foundation; Memorial scholarships; the Walk for Education in Las Vegas/ Chicago and Washington D.C.and Vancouver. This year the new PDK initiated “ChalkWalk†will be a local event in cooperation with the area FEA Chapters.
Recognition: The Toledo Chapter has been recognized for exemplary service from International; Consistently recognized for giving to the Educational Foundation.
The chapter has been recognized for the Service, Leadership and Research efforts through Region E which involves chapters in Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia.
Dues: $ 95 per year; Members receive the Kappan Magazine along with
opportunities for study, travel and educational enrichment; Networking at its
finest in the Toledo Area.
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