Schools Honored with 2020 Pacesetter Awards
              
        Awards to be presented at the 2021 Making Schools Work Conference
          
        Twenty-three schools won 2020 Gene Bottoms Pacesetter School Awards for their efforts to increase quality instruction and raise student achievement.
Recipients will be honored on July 6, 2021, at the opening general session of SREB’s Making Schools Work Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, due to the cancellation of the 2020 conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Pacesetter School Awards recognize schools that are implementing one of SREB’s Making Schools Work school improvement frameworks and are achieving success in meeting bold goals related to increases in student graduation rates, readiness for college and careers, and credential attainment.
Download the releases below for details on how each school achieved these awards.
  Asbury High School
  Albertville, Alabama
  Bethel-Tate Middle School
  Bethel, Ohio
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  Choffin Career and Technical Center
  Youngstown, Ohio
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  Deer Park Junior/Senior High School
  Cincinnati, Ohio
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  DeKalb County Technology Center – Two-time
  winner (2018)
  Rainsville, Alabama
DeKalb County Technology Center
  Easley High School
  Easley, South Carolina
  Excelsior Springs Area Career Center
  Excelsior Springs, Missouri
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  Gordon Cooper Technology Center
  Shawnee, Oklahoma
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  Harding Middle School
  Steubenville, Ohio
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  Hueytown High School
  Hueytown, Alabama
  Indian Valley High School
  Gnadenhutten, Ohio
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  Mahoning County Career & Technical Center
  Canfield, Ohio
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  Mid-America Technology Center – Two-time winner
  (2019)
  Wayne, Oklahoma
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  Moore High School
  Moore, Oklahoma
  Nicholas County Career and Technical Center -
  Two-time winner (2019)
  Craigsville, West Virginia
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  Northland Career Center – Three-time winner
  (2018 and 2019)
  Platte City, Missouri
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  Penta Career Center – Two-time winner (2018)
  Perrysburg, Ohio
  Pickens County Career & Technology Center
  Liberty, South Carolina
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  Riverside Academy
  Buffalo, New York
  Springboro High School
  Springboro, Ohio
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  Sumter Career and Technology Center
  Sumter, South Carolina
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  Whale Branch Early College High School
  Seabrook, South Carolina
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  Williamsburg High School
  Williamsburg, Ohio