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Congratulations
2025 Eddy Award Winners
& Nominees!

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We are so proud of our winners and nominees! We invite our community to come celebrate with us at the Eddy Awards Gala on Tuesday, March 18th at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History! Join at the MAH, 4:30pm-7pm, for student musician performances, a silent auction, reception & awards ceremony.

2025 Honorees:

Outstanding TK-2
Tony DiFrancesca, Gault Elementary

Julie Yanggen, Westlake Elementary

 

Outstanding 3-5
Maritza Turpin, Gault Elementary
Holly Butler, Delaveaga Elementary

 

Outstanding 6-8
Jeff Osborne, Mission Hill Middle School
Sarah Maydole, Branciforte Middle School

 

Outstanding 9-12
Rene Ohana, Harbor High School
Robin Aston, Soquel High School

 

Outstanding Special Education
Jennifer Bird, DeLaveaga Elementary
Christopher Alreck, Mission Hill Middle School

 

Wellness Award
Nancy Garcia, Branciforte Middle School

 

Green Award
Erin Petersen Lindberg, Branciforte Middle
Stu Branoff, Bay View Elementary School

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Innovation Award

Dillon Baiocchi, Harbor High School

Roseann Coonerty Layne Inspiring Teacher
Jana Peale, Soquel High School

 

Outstanding Classified Staff
Flora Lopez, Bay View Elementary
Jesse “Bubba” Trumbull, Santa Cruz High School

 

Outstanding District Staff
Devon Linneman, Costanoa Continuation High School and Harbor High School

 

Outstanding Facilities Award
Aaron Sisolak Villafane, Westlake

 

Outstanding Administrator Award
Renee Golder, Bay View Elementary School

 

Outstanding Parent/Community Member Supporter Award
Cheryl Mercurio, Branciforte Small Schools

 

Outstanding Community Organization Supporter Award
Bookshop Santa Cruz

 

Special Foundation Award
Fred Gawlick
Santa Cruz High Marching Band

Thank you

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