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Vol. 32, No. 7 I N S I D E THE VOICE OF THE DELAWARE STATE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION July 2012 GIRLS RULE! Two teachers from Dover High WJBR's Teachers of the Month Page 10 1% increase in new State Salary Schedules Pages 3-5 How did education do? Page 7 Christina School District's Brennen School (a nationally-recognized autism program serving students in New Castle County) is well-represented at DSEA's Annual Future Teacher Golf Tournament. No, these three did not win, but they exhibited the spirit of DSEA's benefit golf tournament - having fun for a great cause. From left are: Kristin Cawley, special education teacher, and instructional paras Heather Novy and Casey Williams. They had just made par at the 15th hole at Maple Dale. Golf tournament raises $8,000 for future teachers "I had never played before," says "I t was very hot, but we had a great time," says Heather Novy. They didn't let the fact that their borrowed clubs didn't have full sets. No putter? Didn't matter. That they didn't win didn't matter either: they had a great time for a great cause. In its eleventh year, the tourna- ment is the sole funding source for DSEA's Future Teacher Scholarship Fund, a competitive $1,000/year grant to help aspiring educators from Delaware public schools with their costs for college. The most recent recipient is Joshua Dean Baker of Sussex Central High School. Novy, "and I can't wait to play again." See more photos of friends and family on pages 8 and 9.