The CABE Annual Teachership Awards and High School Student Scholarships for Dual Language Education Teachers is an endowment fund established by CABE and its partners to award scholarships to high school, college, and university students seeking a teaching career and pursuing a bilingual teaching credential. Any CABE member has the opportunity to nominate an indivitual for the Teachership Awards and/or the High School Student Scholarships. Nominees: Not a CABE member? Become a member today! To be eligible and to become a member, click here. See last year’s winners here.
CABE encourages members who are enrolled in a college or university and have declared a major leading to a California bilingual teaching credential/authorization to apply for the CABE/Corwin Bilingual Teachership Award. The award honors the legacy of Dr. Ivannia Soto, a champion for the equitable education of multilingual learners across the state and country.
Carlos Penichet and Jeff Jorge Penichet recognized the need for classroom bilingual materials and established The Bilingual Educational Services, Inc. for the purpose of developing innovative materials for use in bilingual Education. Carlos Penichet’s untimely death ended the life of a young compassionate and caring individual. Jeff Jorge Penichet commenced an endowment trust fund with CABE, Carlos Penichet Scholarship Fund in 1992.
Dr. Alma Flor Ada has inspired many children, parents and educators throughout her lifelong work as an educator and author. She is a leader, mentor and teacher for many outstanding individuals who completed their doctorates under her guidance and now serve English Learners in a variety of district/school and university position. In 2008, Alma Flor Ada’s Family along with F. Isabel Campoy established the Alma Flor Ada Teachership Award.
F. Isabel Campoy is the well-known author of numerous children’s books in the areas of poetry, theatre, folktales, biographies, and the art. She is a researcher and author of several books on the culture and civilization of the Hiispanic world. Songwriter and storyteller, Isabel’s goal is to provide children the key to interpreting the world in a fun, challenging and affirming way. Isabel has authored books to facilitate language acquisition and development, to discover the playful possibilities of language and to explain the history of the Spanish language.
Chuck Acosta’s education career spanned 35 years which includes being a bilingual education consultant for the Los Angeles County Office of Education. Estella worked at the Orange County Office of Education training teachers to receive their English Language Development authorization. They served on many local, county and state educational committees. Through their work and vision, they influenced many educators and state legislators. Chuck Acosta was one of the co-founders of the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE). Without their vision, tenacity and true belief in the power of bilingual education, CABE would not exist today. They knew that with the growing number of English Learners in California, we would need an organization to be a powerful source of grass-roots advocacy; political clout and also be the premier source of professional development for teachers, administrators, para-educators, and parents.
CABE Bilingual Teachership Award Scholarship is an endowment fund and established by CABE organization to award college and university students seeking a teaching and pursuing a bilingual teaching credential. This award was given every year during CABE’s Annual Conference.
CABE, in partnership with Vista, is offering $1,000 scholarships to high school students who are currently interning as tutors in Dual Language Immersion Programs and are interested in pursuing a bilingual teaching credential. These students can be nominated for the “Future Dual Language Education (DLE) Teacher Scholarship” by CABE members, chapter leaders, or regional representatives. The scholarship recipients will be recognized at the CABE 2025 Annual Conference. To apply, the person recommending the student must be a CABE member. The goal of this scholarship is to encourage California’s K-12 students to pursue careers as bilingual teachers.
CABE encourages members who are attending high school and have an interest in obtainning a bilingual teaching credential to apply for a Future Dual Language Education Teacher Scholarship. The CABE 2025 Future Dual Language Education (DLE) Teacher Scholarships are an endowment fund established by CABE, in partnership with High Performing Learning Environments (HPLE) consulting firm, to award $1,000 scholarships to high school students currently providing an internship as a tutor at a Dual Language Immersion Program and seeking to pursue a bilingual teaching credential. CABE chapter leaders, regional representatives, and individual nominators may nominate a high school student for the “Future Dual Language Education (DLE) Teacher Scholarship.” Scholarship recipients will be recognized and presented with a $1000 scholarship award at the CABE 2025 Annual Conference. The person recommending the student must be a CABE member. Please contact Evelyn Briseño at membership@gocabe.org or 626-814-4441 ex. 205 for your membership status, to join, or to renew your membership.
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