Educators work with our nation’s most important resource – its human capital of children and young people who become scientists, engineers, business experts, artists, professional, workers, and leaders of tomorrow. To do their job well, educators, especially those who aspire to the role of change agent and innovator, need recognition and support for their exceptional efforts.
They also need challenging professional development courses and leadership experience. Finally, it is important to be connected to a network of colleagues to share ideas and swap tips, events to meet and mingle with fellow entrepreneurial educators, as well as resources for projects and curricula.
In its first five years, the 3E Institute has worked with more than 300 entrepreneurial educators from K-12 schools across southeastern Pennsylvania. We offer exciting opportunities for entrepreneurial-minded educators.
- Do you have an inspirational idea you want to develop and test?
- Have you already applied a novel approach to classroom learning that you would like to share?
- Looking for some coaching and guidance to transform a new education idea into action?
- Have you met someone that you believe should be recognized for their education effors?
- Would you like to see what other educators have done that you can use in your classroom?
Consider the 3E Institute a primary resource to answer these and other questions. The 3E Institute creates blueprints for education excellence. We focus on identifying, supporting, and mentoring entrepreneurial educators. As an educator you...
- Receive recognition for innovative programs
- Learn how to acquire resources to meet student needs
- Tap into products and services offered by area businesses
Network with leaders and entrepreneurs in education, business and your community
To find out more about programs and resources that help you bring your creative education ideas to life click on one of the links on the left. Visit our Educator 500 showcase to see examples of entrepreneurial educators in action. People and teams who share a vision and passion to proactively develop and implement innovative programs that meet the unique needs of today's students.
Pat Beneš, Director
3E Institute
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CONGRATULATIONS TO 3E'S 2011 EDUCATOR 500
| Peggy Alvarez |
Downingtown Area School District |
| Vicki Baker |
The School District of Philadelphia |
| Brenda Belfiglio |
Chichester School District |
| Doreen Brady |
Avon Grove School Distict |
| Debora Broderick |
Chester County Intermediate Unit |
| John Cilladi |
Chester County Intermediate Unit |
| Julie Clapp |
School District of Upper Dublin |
| Mary Culler |
Avon Grove School Distict |
| Christine DiPaulo |
Chester County Intermediate Unit |
| John Dowling |
Chester County Intermediate Unit |
| Paula Dugan |
Chester County Intermediate Unit |
| Kevin Finan |
Garnet Valley School District |
| Miles Grosbard |
Community College of Philadelphia |
| Donna Hagerty |
Garnet Valley School District |
| Susan Hope & team |
Colonial School District |
| Carolyn Klein |
Duke School for Children |
| Ann Kuderka |
Garnet Valley School District |
| Sara LaBarca |
Avon Grove School Distict |
| Joanne Lilliendahl |
School District of Upper Dublin |
| Erin Loch |
School District of Upper Dublin |
| Kathleen Moody |
Chester County Intermediate Unit |
| Rebecca Riley |
Duke School for Children |
| Christian Saddler |
Chichester School District |
| Mary BethTomlinson |
Downingtown Area School District |
| Walt Yakabosky |
Knight Green Jobs Training Center |
| Kathleen Young & team |
Colonial School District |