Christy Scattarella, the founder of The Shadow Project, was recently honored as the Oregon Education Association's OEA Education Citizen of the Year Award for her a significant contribution to public education in Oregon. It is the Association’s highest honor for a non-member. In June, Christy was also named one of “100 Extraordinary Women” by Nabisco for her work with The Shadow Project. Congratulations Christy!
The Shadow Project Founder Wins Prestigious Awards
(From the September 2008 Newsletter)
Christy Scattarella, the founder of The Shadow Project, was recently honored as the Oregon Education Association's OEA Education Citizen of the Year Award for her a significant contribution to public education in Oregon. It is the Association’s highest honor for a non-member. In June, Christy was also named one of “100 Extraordinary Women” by Nabisco for her work with The Shadow Project. Congratulations Christy!
Christy Scattarella, the founder of The Shadow Project, was recently honored as the Oregon Education Association's OEA Education Citizen of the Year Award for her a significant contribution to public education in Oregon. It is the Association’s highest honor for a non-member. In June, Christy was also named one of “100 Extraordinary Women” by Nabisco for her work with The Shadow Project. Congratulations Christy!
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