NSPE-NH accepts application packages for the Excellence in Teaching Awards in the Winter of each school year. This year the submission deadline will be March 21, 2025.
Nominate an outstanding teacher and help us recognize those individuals that go above and beyond to educate our children in mathematics, science, technology and pre-engineering!
> Download 2025 STEM Excellence in Teaching Awards Application (PDF)
The New Hampshire Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE-NH) wish to recognize deserving teachers at the elementary, middle and high school levels who are promoting S.T.E.M. curriculum in the classroom.
This year marks the 19th consecutive year of this exciting program, and we have had the pleasure of honoring many outstanding teachers throughout New Hampshire. These great teachers are the motivators and educators for our next generations of engineers, inventors, mathematicians, and scientists.
The New Hampshire Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE-NH) has joined forces with other engineering societies to recognize deserving teachers at the elementary, middle, and high school levels who are promoting S.T.E.M. curriculum in the classroom.
This year marked the 18th consecutive year of this exciting program, and we have had the pleasure of honoring many outstanding teachers throughout New Hampshire. These great teachers are the motivators and educators for our next generations of engineers, inventors, mathematicians, and scientists.
This year's winner was:
Elementary School - Ms. Sheena Haney, Lincoln Street School, Exeter, NH
This year's winner was honored at a ceremony this past spring at their school. Attending the ceremonies were faculty, administrators, family, and students. The awardee received a plaque honoring their achievement along with a stipend check.
Submitted by Nicole Duquette, PE, NSPE-NH Teachers Awards Chair @ nduquette@gpinet.com
The New Hampshire Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE-NH) has joined forces with other engineering societies to recognize deserving teachers at the elementary, middle, and high school levels who are promoting S.T.E.M. curriculum in the classroom.
This year marked the 17th consecutive year of this exciting program, and we have had the pleasure of honoring many outstanding teachers throughout New Hampshire. These great teachers are the motivators and educators for our next generations of engineers, inventors, mathematicians, and scientists.
This year's winners were:
This year's winners were honored at a ceremony this past spring at their school. Attending the ceremonies were faculty, administrators, family, and students. Each teacher received a plaque honoring their achievement along with a stipend check.
Submitted by Nicole Duquette, PE, NSPE-NH Teachers Awards Chair @ nduquette@gpinet.com
This year's winners were honored at a ceremony this past spring at their school. Attending the ceremonies were faculty, administrators, family, and students. Each teacher received a plaque honoring their achievement along with a stipend check.
Submitted by Robert Rotier, NHSPE Teachers Awards Chair
- High School - Mr. James Miller - Bishop Brady High School - Concord, NH
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High School - Mr. John Tietjen - Lebanon High School - Lebanon, NH
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Elementary School - Ms. Sandy Fitzmorris - Milan Village School - Milan, NH
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All three of this year's winners were honored at a ceremony this past spring at their school. Attending the ceremonies were faculty and administrators, and in some cases family and students. Each teacher received a plaque honoring their achievement along with a stipend check.
Submitted by Robert Rotier, NHSPE Teachers Awards Chair
>> Download this year's winners in PDF.
The 2020 winner, from the high school level, was Mr. Frank Xydias, of the Milford Applied Technology Center in Milford. Mr. Xydias received a plaque honoring his achievement along with a stipend check. Unfortunately, due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, we were not able to honor Mr. Xydias at a formal ceremony prior to the end of the school year. We extend our extreme appreciation to Frank and to the work he does with youth in the Milford area.
Submitted by Robert Rotier, NHSPE Teachers Awards Chair, rdmrotier@gmail.com.
The 2019 winners were as follows:
Suzanne Schedin - Elementary SchoolHeron Pond
Milford, NH
Melissa Chapman - High SchoolSouhegan High School
Amherst, NH
Moira Milne - High SchoolContoocook Valley Regional High School
Peterborough, NH
All three of this year's winners were honored at a ceremony this spring at their school. Attending the ceremonies were faculty and administrators, and in some cases family, students, and/or parents. Each teacher received a plaque honoring their achievement along with a stipend check.
Submitted by Robert Rotier, NHSPE Teachers Awards Chair @ rdmrotier@gmail.com
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Suzanne Cronin - Elementary SchoolHampstead Academys
Hampstead, NH
Alison Gorman - Middle SchoolCrossroads Academy
Lyme, NH
Robert Lalancette - High SchoolNashua North HS
Nashua, NH