ChronicleOnline: CSMS Vying for votes
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A group of Citrus Springs Middle School students pose for a photo that is part of a music video submitted to a contest to win classroom technology. Pictured are Citrus Springs Middle School students Madison Lambert, Derek Starkweather, Erin Stokes, Jaclyn Wallen, Brittany Gleason, Phil Thomas, Sarah Morgan, Brittany Crowder, Megan Jervis, Sarah Cook, Jamie Kustra, Doug Easom, and teachers Lindsay Novak and Natalie Kozminsky.
A group of Citrus Springs Middle School students pose for a photo that is part of a music video submitted to a contest to win classroom technology. Pictured are Citrus Springs Middle School students Madison Lambert, Derek Starkweather, Erin Stokes, Jaclyn Wallen, Brittany Gleason, Phil Thomas, Sarah Morgan, Brittany Crowder, Megan Jervis, Sarah Cook, Jamie Kustra, Doug Easom, and teachers Lindsay Novak and Natalie Kozminsky.
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Citrus Springs Middle School class competing for $65,000 in technology upgrades
By Cheri Harris
Election season is over, but Citrus Springs Middle School teachers Natalie Kozminsky and Lindsay Novak want your votes.
A video created by Kozminsky, Novak and a group of students has been selected as one of five top finalists in an international contest to win a “technology makeover” valued at $65,000 from eInstruction, a company that sells educational technology to schools.
The contest winner will be selected by online voting. To vote, register at http://2010classroommakeover.com, then click on the video titled “Technology Can Help Encourage Us!” to vote for it. To watch the video online, visit http://2010classroommakeover.shycast.com/submission/show/859. Voting ends Dec. 2. Only one vote can be cast per e-mail account.
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