Frank Miracola 21st Century Educational Excellence Award Application - 2026
This survey is open from September 1st - November 1st anually

As one of the original creators of the 21 Things 4 Teachers, the loss of Frank Miracola to cancer in 2010 left a large void. The 21 Things 4 Team, along with the REMC Association of Michigan, the MACUL organization, and Michigan Virtual (MVU) continue to honor his legacy by selecting an annual winner of the Frank Miracola 21st Century Educational Excellence Award. Applicants are innovators in their classroom, demonstrating the implementation of educational technology aligned to the ISTE Student Standards (MITECS). The honorees represent a creative and courageous approach to digital age teaching and learning.

Winners are awarded and recognized at the annual MACUL Conference.
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What is your first name? *
What is your last name? *
What is your SCHOOL email address? *
What is your PERSONAL email address? *
What district do you work for? *
What is your school principal/suervisor name and title? *
What is the email contact for your school principal? *
In what ways are you using technology in your classroom to integrate digital age teaching and learning?  *
Please share some examples of how you are integrating research based best practices in EdTech, emerging trends, and your classroom's digital resources to improve teaching and learning. (Please provide links and demonstrate with video, hyperlinks, interactive presentation, or online lessons) *
How do your lessons address the MITECS (https://www.techplan.org/edtech-initiatives/mitecs/)  (or ISTE Student Standards - https://www.iste.org/standards/iste-standards-for-students). *
Tell us a little bit about your teaching philosophy and how you support the vision of the Frank Miracola 21st Century Educational Excellence Award? (https://21things4.net/frank-miracola-scholarship-award.html) *
Nominated by: (Include Name/Email contact). Please note, it is OK to nominate yourself!  *
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