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2015-2016 Outstanding School Volunteers Region I Youth Leon County Eric Rodriquez DeSoto Trail Elementary School Tallahassee, FL Region I Adult Okaloosa County Kelly Gurney James E. Plew Elementary Niceville, FL Region I Senior Escambia County Charlie Dicken Blue Angels Elementary Pensacola, FL Region II Youth St. Johns County Jasraj Raghuwanshi Pedro Menendez High School St. Augustine, FL Region II Adult Duval County Amy Mitchell Holiday Elementary School Jacksonville, FL Region II Senior Clay County Susie Pelphrey Shadowlawn Elementary School Green Cove Springs, FL Region III Youth Volusia County Sierra Dollar Edgewater Public School Edgewater, FL Region III Adult Orange County Michelle King Castle Creek Elementary School Orlando, FL Region III Senior Lake County Margie White Eustis Elementary School Eustis, FL Region IV Youth Manatee County Jonathan Gambino Nolan Middle School Bradenton, FL Region IV Adult Hillsborough County Rosario Silva Shields Middle School Ruskin, FL Region IV Senior Pinellas County Donna McBurney Sunset Hills Elementary School Tarpon Springs, FL Region V Youth Bennett Ragan Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. School of the Arts West Palm Beach, FL Region V Adult Sharyn Schneiderman Spanish River High School Boca Raton, FL Region V Senior Monroe County Anne O Neil Plantation Key School Tavernier, FL

2015-16 Outstanding School Volunteers Region 1 - Youth Leon County Eric Rodriguez DeSoto Trail Elementary School Tallahassee, FL As a high school student, Eric Rodriguez volunteers every day at his former elementary school, supporting the school s technology specialist and handling much of the school s computer troubleshooting. He entered data critical for spelling instruction and assembled, then delivered, ipad stands for all the school s teachers. Region 1 - Adult Okaloosa County Kelly Gurney James E. Plew Elementary School Niceville, FL Ms. Kelly Gurney proactively looks for funds and chairs fundraising campaigns to support students. She began a clothing closet as well as a backpack food program which provides weekend food to hungry students. She helps in the classroom, serves as a mentor and initiates activities that encourage students to read and families to attend book fairs. Region 1 - Senior Escambia County Charlie Dicken Blue Angels Elementary School Pensacola, FL Mr. Charlie Dicken assists with morning traffic, completes maintenance requests on campus, and coordinates the participation of school volunteers from the nearby military base. He spends time with community stakeholders, soliciting and reinforcing partnerships. For special events, he makes parking arrangements which saves parents a nearly mile-long walk.

Region II - Youth St. Johns County Jasraj Raghuwanshi Pedro Menendez High School St. Augustine, FL Jasraj Raghuwanshi created a public relations campaign which enabled many students an opportunity to enroll in colleges that would not have been possible otherwise. He initiated an annual Cultural Fair where students could share the music, dance, food and other customs of their country of origin or ethnicity. He helped raise money for students with special needs, including for those in developing countries. Region II - Adult Duval County Amy Mitchell Holiday Elementary School Jacksonville, FL As PTA secretary, Ms. Amy Mitchell significantly enhanced communication with families of the school which serves a diverse socioeconomic and ethnic population. She started the Morning Mile, a popular before-school running program and is now spearheading a school nutrition initiative based on vegetable and fruit tastings. Region II - Senior Clay County Susie Pelphrey Shadowlawn Elementary School Green Cove Springs, FL An active member of PTO, Ms. Susie Pelphrey assists in individual classrooms, supporting teachers with completing tasks such as laminating, copying, and designing bulletin boards. She volunteers in the media center, helping students select books on topics that support their interests. She also reads one-on-one with language-impaired students.

Region III - Youth Volusia County Sierra Dollar Edgewater Public Elementary School Edgewater, FL Sierra Dollar began volunteering in elementary school. She assists students with special needs and through her support, one student in particular made remarkable improvements. She recruits volunteers for special events, makes reminder phone calls, and organized a Science Fair. In her 4H club, she teaches others about grooming, shearing and showing farm animals. Region III - Adult Orange County Michelle King Castle Creek Elementary School Orlando, FL Ms. Michelle King has become the STEM, Engineering and problem-solving coach for K-1 grades and a top ambassador for the Green School Project. Her volunteerism with the Recycle, Reuse and Repurpose program has taken students (and faculty) to a new level of learning and achieving. Through her efforts, teachers can better teach skills in problem-solving and analysis. Region III - Senior Lake County Margie White Eustis Elementary School Eustis, FL Ms. Margie White inspires a love for writing and has helped students publish nearly 10,000 books over the last 25 years. She works one-on-one with students throughout the writing process and opened a publishing center at Eustis Elementary School 27 years ago.

Region IV - Youth Manatee County Jonathan Gambino Nolan Middle School Bradenton, FL Learning technology skills in middle school, Jonathan Gambino began teaching those skills to others. He now volunteers teaching middle school student about technology enhancements and display design for competitions. Over the summer, he prepared the technology lab for incoming students. Region IV - Adult Hillsborough County Rosario Silva Shields Middle School Ruskin, FL Ms. Rosario Silva volunteers at three different schools, responding to the ongoing and differing needs of students and faculty. She maintains a school store, translates for English Language Learners, and assists with clerical duties in the front office. She works with girls in small groups about improving self-esteem and character development. Region IV - Senior Pinellas County Donna McBurney Sunset Hills Elementary School Tarpon Springs, FL Ms. Donna McBurney helps in classrooms, on field trips, at carnivals, book fairs and other special events. She tutors in math, reading and language arts providing individualized support through small group instructional settings. For encouragement, she generously gives a hand-made quilt to students experiencing hardships.

Region V - Youth Bennett Ragan Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. School of the Arts West Palm Beach, FL Bennett Ragan has coordinated several efforts that serve migrant children in the area, including a volunteer-based summer Arts Camp and a Title I Holiday Jubilee. He volunteers with the Digital Media Department, providing documentary work for special events. He also mentors younger digital media students. Through his school-based leadership, he has helped organize homecoming, open house, and Spirit Week. Region V - Adult Sharyn Schneiderman Spanish River High School Boca Raton, FL Ms. Sharyn Schneiderman has been PTA president in elementary, middle and high school. She volunteers with fundraising, classroom activities and office chores. She enlisted the Art Department to visually brighten up the ESE classroom. She has broadened school communications, brought in speakers, taught students how to advocate for themselves and helped in the Athletic Department. Region V - Senior Monroe County Anne O Neil Plantation Key School Tavernier, FL Ms. Anne O Neil worked in the school media center during a vacancy period between Media Specialists. She updated books in circulation by repairing torn books, discarding outdated books, and suggesting appropriate reading materials for students. She designed displays to entice students to read and helped create an age-appropriate, inviting reading area.