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Posted May 21, 2015

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Taylor Teacher Receives NOAA Award

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is recognizing her for demonstrating excellence in science education.

Turtle Haste, a science teacher at Taylor Middle School, has been selected to receive a NOAA Teacher at Sea Program award for demonstrating excellence in science education. She will be celebrating her accomplishments during NOAA's 25th anniversary award ceremony in Washington, D.C. in July.

Haste is known for her connections with researchers around the world, showing her students how the topics they study are being further explored by scientists.

 

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