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Great Neck North High School educators receive 2026 Yale awards

Sophia Chen
Sophia Chen
Sophia Chen
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Sophia Chen is a dedicated education reporter with a background in teaching, having earned her Master’s in Education from Columbia University. With a focus on the Garden City School District, she previously reported for the New York Times’ local section, bringing a teacher's perspective to her coverage.

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Great Neck North High School educators receive 2026 Yale awards — Babylon Schools news

Two educators have been recognized for their role in inspiring and supporting students on their path to academic excellence. Great Neck North High School English teacher Edward Baluyut and school counselor Jordana Cohen received the 2026 Yale Educator Award, presented by the Yale Office of Undergraduate Admissions. The Yale Educator Recognition Program honors outstanding educators worldwide who encourage students to achieve their full potential. The awards are based on nominations submitted by current Yale undergraduate students, with a committee of Yale admissions officers reviewing the nominations and selecting recipients. Read More: Great Neck Library election sees Nominating Committee-backed candidates prevail This year, 307 educators from 39 states and 20 countries were nominated. Of those, 50 teachers and 17 school counselors were selected to receive the award. The program recognizes educators whose influence extends beyond the classroom and helps prepare students

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