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Student and Staff Achievements - May 17, 2022

The Omaha Public Schools is pleased to recognize the following staff and students for their academic, extracurricular and professional achievements.

  • Staff members named Cox Education Heroes.
    • Tammy Steele
    • Kristi Woodworth
    • Frances Finn
    • Robin Knudston
    • Dana Contreras
    • Jill Martinez
    • Ophelia Collins
    • Nicolette Oliver
    • John Huber
    • Amanda McLaughlin
    • Rhett Wurst
  • Recipients of the Spring 2022 Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association Academic All-State Awards.
    • Ximena Morales
    • Jason Irwin
    • Nathan Johnson
    • Hannah Ajogbeje
    • Kayla Doll
    • Matthew Belshan
    • Eluria Finn
    • David Sortino
    • John Worden
    • Laine Alber
    • Taya Baker
    • Ashtyn Meeske
    • Mallory Williams
    • Thomas Vasquez
    • Hannah Anderson
    • Alana Afele
    • Joe Lockett
    • Caleb St. Cyr
    • Ashton Vincent
    • Luke Nieland
    • William Parker
    • Samuel Morrison
    • Nathan Siy
    • Makenna Anderson
    • Livia Ziskey
    • Eliana Beacom
    • Shruti Garapati
    • Jackson Fisher
    • Noah McPherson
    • Alahna Davis
    • Claire Williams
    • Nolan Bartels
    • Kaden Hughes
    • Lillian Nero
    • Anne Rogers
    • Isaac Hesiquio
    • Peter Sukstorf
    • Audra Morrison
    • Madison Nolan
    • Virginia Holtzclaw
    • Callie Vaske
    • Jessica Wynne
    • Sarai Barajas-Moreno
    • Jack Cotton

  • Katie Rice of King Science for earning the Leadership Development Award from the National Council of Teachers of English.

  • Sara Cowan of Central High for receiving the Country Music Association’s 2022 Music Teachers of Excellence Award.

  • Cameron Barona of Marrs Middle for her acceptance into the Honors Performance Series, where she will play her French Horn at Carnegie Hall.

  • Adriana Vargas, principal at Castelar, for earning Curriculum and Instruction Support’s Outstanding Leader in Dual Language Award.

  • Kelly Roche of the Career Center for earning Curriculum and Instruction Support’s Outstanding EL Leader Award.

  • Stephanie Hoesing for her recognition as the School Social Work Association of Nebraska’s 2022 School Social Worker of the Year.