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WEBB MIDDLE SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER
named in honor of
DR. JOHN P. MILIZIANO
April 26, 2012, the School Board of Hillsborough County
unanimously approved the naming of the Webb Middle School Media
Center in honor of Dr. John P. Miliziano where he served his early
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There were many HASA members there to show their love
and support for John. A Continental-style breakfast/reception was
held with School Board Members, Superintendent, MaryEllen Elia,
staff and others attending including Superintendent Dr. Walter
Sickles (retired) giving John and his wife Katie time to visit with
friends and colleagues.
Eddie Ocasio from Prestige Portraits took photos at the presentation
which will be posted soon.
"A Poem for Dr. John P. Miliziano"
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A Family Journey
Dr. John Miliziano is
known for his passion and dedication to family and friends along
with his strong commitment to education for all. John’s amazing
life journey began in Catolica, Sicily where he was born in 1942.
At nine years of age, John made the international journey from
Sicily, Italy to York, Pennsylvania, to live with his brother
George and his family. Two older siblings remained in Sicily
where John travels frequently to visit. His brother Joe Miliziano
is a Catholic priest in Catolica and his sister Jacomina also
resides in Sicily with a host of nieces and nephews. While living
in Pennsylvania, John met his wife Katie then moved to Florida
when her family relocated to Tampa. John and Katie have been
married 47 wonderful years. Together they became the proud
parents of two sons. Joseph is an accountant and John is a doctor
specializing in radiology. The Miliziano family
tree continues to grow
with seven grandchildren between the two sons. John’s family
agrees that he is a hands-on type of family member who coordinates
family outings, holidays, and vacation plans. Each time they
greet one another John gives hugs and kisses to his family which
they have grown to cherish as a family tradition. John proudly
serves as the family centerpiece who binds the family together in
unity.
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HASA Membership
Recruitment Incentive Lives On!
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Thanks to everyone who worked to make
the 2011-2012 HASA membership drive a success! HASA was able to
fulfill one of its strategic goals to reach a membership total of
901 members in December! Recruitment efforts were rewarded in two
ways: Current HASA members who recruited a new member during the
membership drive received a $25 gift certificate to Outback
Steakhouse, as did the new member they recruited. Also, both names
were placed into a drawing for a $500 cash prize, drawn at the
conclusion of the membership drive in December. Congratulations to
Lori Branham of Lutz Elementary School for winning the $500
prize.
The gift card recruitment reward program has become so popular that
HASA has decided to implement the program year-round. Current HASA
members who recruit a first-time member through payroll
deduction will receive a $25 gift certificate, and so will the
new member they recruit.
Happy Recruiting!
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from your Executive Director
by Executive Director
Dr. John Miliziano |
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HASA’s 2011 Report Card of Major
Accomplishments
Most of HASA’s Five-Year Strategic Goals that
were established in 2006 have been achieved. Our number one
goal of having 900 HASA members by 2012 was surpassed this
December by one, at 901 members. Working closer with our
state organization, the Florida Association of School
Administrators (FASA) and developing a statewide coalition
of school administrators’ local associations was a priority
goal for HASA. continued
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from the President's
Pen
by 2011-2012 President
Herbert Peeples |
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Greetings Fellow Administrators:
I would like to extend personal congratulations to our
county high school administrators. After waiting for
months, we finally received high school grades on January 4,
2012. Twenty-five of our twenty-seven high schools received
an A or B score. Special congratulations to Brandon High
School, Spoto High School, Chamberlain High School, Plant
City High School, and Steinbrenner High School as these
schools received their first ‘A’ grade.
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2012 Legislative Update
by Dr. Ken Allen |
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Delegates from the Hillsborough Association
of School Administrators attended the annual FASA
Legislative Days in Tallahassee December 5, 6, and 7, 2011.
Representing HASA were Dr. Ken Allen, Ernie Fernandez, Alice
Gault, Jean Leone, Tee Soloman, and Pat Smith. Eddie Ocasio
of Prestige Portraits also attended as the official
photographer for HASA.
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2012 HASA Award Winners
Raymond O. Shelton Award
Lewis Brinson
Dr. Earl J Lennard Leadership Award
Doretha Edgecomb
Professional Involvement Award
Barbara Mercer
Public Relations Award
Jack
Lamb
Lyle Flagg Award
Dr.
Lois Mautte
Dr. John P. Miliziano Advocacy Award
Chris Brown
Business Partner of the Year
Award
Nova Southeastern University (Dr. Deborah
Coyle)
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