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Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties receive 2024 VASA award

The VASA Jack Schoep Award is awarded annually to an individual or organization exemplifying exceptional dedication to enhancing public education through community service, leadership and support.

  • By Alyssa Lang, United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties
  • | 8:00 a.m. May 7, 2024
Dr. Julio Nazario-Valle, Ed.D. Chief Academic Officer Volusia County Schools; Jessie Thompson, District 3 School Board Member Volusia County Schools; Dr. Rachel Hazel, Deputy Superintendent Volusia County Schools; Anita Burnette, District 2 School Board Member Volusia County Schools; Dr. Carmen J. Balgobin, Superintendent Volusia County Schools; Amanda Lasecki, Vice President of Operations Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties. Courtesy photo
Dr. Julio Nazario-Valle, Ed.D. Chief Academic Officer Volusia County Schools; Jessie Thompson, District 3 School Board Member Volusia County Schools; Dr. Rachel Hazel, Deputy Superintendent Volusia County Schools; Anita Burnette, District 2 School Board Member Volusia County Schools; Dr. Carmen J. Balgobin, Superintendent Volusia County Schools; Amanda Lasecki, Vice President of Operations Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties. Courtesy photo
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The Volusia Association of School Administrators honored the Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties with the 2024 VASA Jack Schoep Award at the annual Phi Delta Kappa and VASA Night, held at the Daytona Beach International Airport on April 11.

Named in honor of an administrator within the Volusia County Schools, the VASA Jack Schoep Award is awarded annually to an individual or organization exemplifying exceptional dedication to enhancing public education through community service, leadership, and generous support.

The Community Foundation and United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties were recognized for their commitment to bolstering public education, as evidenced by the Community Impact grant process, which prioritizes three key areas: Education, Financial Stability, and Health.

 

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