| 2026 ACTR Award for Excellence in Teaching Russian at the K-8 Level: Alena Antashkevich Alena Antashkevich is the recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Russian Award for Grades K-8. |
| 2026 ACTR Award for Excellence in Teaching Russian at the 9-12 Level: Vlada Jackson Vlada Jackson is the recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Russian Award for Grades 9-12. She teaches at Vineland High School. |
| 2026 ACTR Excellence in Teaching Russian at the K-12 Level in Community-Based and Online After-School, Weekend, and Summer Programs: Lyudmila Andreyeva Lyudmila Andreyeva is the recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Russian Award at the K-12 Level in Community-Based and Online After-School, Weekend, and Summer Programs. She founded and teaches at the Russian school "Chyku Net." |
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The awards are open to instructors of Russian language working in the following settings:
Public or private educational institutions at the elementary, middle, or high school level (K-8 and 9-12 level awards)Community-based Russian language institutions, including both in-person and online schools and camps (after-school/weekend/summer) at the elementary, middle, or high school level (private Russian tutorials and tutoring services do not qualify)
Requirements for Teacher Nomination ~ Criteria of Excellence
Teacher Knowledge and Application of Subject Matter
Excellence in Teaching Russian at K-12 Level in Community-Based and Online After-School, Weekend, and Summer Programs
ACTR recognizes outstanding educators who teach Russian to K-12 students in community-based settings. This award honors instructors working in community-based Russian language institutions, including both in-person and online schools and camps (after-school/weekend/summer) at the elementary, middle, or high school level.
Eligibility
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