Background
Spiker, Joan E. was born on August 20, 1945 in Alma, Kansas, United States. Daughter of Victor George and Dorothy Edna (Gnadt) Koenig.
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Joan E. Spiker
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Joan E. Spiker, American Elementary education administrator. Avocations: travel, calligraphy, Chinese cooking.
F C. Named Outstanding Young Educator, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan, 1970; recipientKans. Master Teacher award Emporia (Kansas) State University, 1984, William E. Black Endowed Chair of Education, 1984, Exemplary School award.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Kansas State University, 1966; Master of Science in Elementary Education, Kansas State University, 1971; Doctor of Education, Kansas State University, 1991.
Career
Special reading teacher, 1st grade teacher, Unified School District 475, Junction City, Kansas, 1966-1967; classroom teacher, Unified School District 383, Manhattan, Kansas, 1967-1973; learning disabilities teacher, Unified School District 383, Manhattan, 1973-1976; 1st and 4th grade teacher, Unified School District 383, Manhattan, 1976-1991; administrative assistant, Unified School District 383, Manhattan, 1991-1993; principal, Unified School District 383, Manhattan, since 1993.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Education Association, ASCD, Alpha Delta Kappa (past president, scholarship award 1978), Phi Delta Kappa.
Connections
Married David M. Spiker, November 25, 1966 (deceased March 1976). 1 child, David J.
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Nationality
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Religion
Lutheran -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Named Outstanding Young Educator, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan, 1970. RecipientKans. Master Teacher award Emporia (Kansas) State University, 1984, William E. Black Endowed Chair of Education, 1984, Exemplary School award.Named Outstanding Young Educator, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Manhattan, 1970. RecipientKans. Master Teacher award Emporia (Kansas) State University, 1984, William E. Black Endowed Chair of Education, 1984, Exemplary School award.