Background
Baltz, Patricia Ann was born on June 20, 1949 in Dallas, Texas, United States. Daughter of Richard Parks and Ruth Eileen (Hartschuh) Langford.
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Patricia Ann Baltz
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Student, University Redlands, 1967-1968; Bachelor in English Literature cum laude, University of California at Los Angeles, 1971.
Career
Teacher 4th grade, Arcadia (California) Unified School District, 1972-1974, 92-; substitute teacher, Arcadia (California) Unified School District, 1983-1985; teacher 3dr grade, Arcadia (California) Unified School District, 1985-1987; teacher 6th grade, Arcadia (California) Unified School District, 1987-1990; teacher 4th and 5th grade multiage, Arcadia (California) Unified School District, since 1990. Science mentor teacher Arcadia Unified School District, 1991-1994. Mentor Technology Center Silicon Valley, San Jose, California, 1991.
Achievements
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Teacher representative Parent-Teachers Association, Arcadia, 1980-1993. Member choir, children's sermon team, elder Arcadia Presbyterian Church, 1980-1993. Chaperone, volunteer Pasadena (California) Youth Symphony Orchestra, 1988-1990.
Volunteer American Heart Association, 1990-1992. Member National Education Association, National Science Teachers Association, California Teacher Association, California Science Teachers Association, Arcadia Teachers Association, Greater Los Angeles Science Teachers Association.
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Married William Monroe Baltz, September 6, 1969. 1 child: Kenneth Chandler.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding General Elementary Teacher award, Outstanding Teacher of the Year award Disney's American Teacher Awards, 1993, California Teacher of Year award California State Department Education, 1993, Georgie award Girl Scouts of America, 1993, The Self Esteem Task Force award Los Angeles County Task Force to Promote Self-Esteem & Personal & Social Responsibility, 1993, Professional Achievement award University of California at Los Angeles Alumni Association. Appointed to National Education Research Policies & Priorities Board, United States Secretary Education Richard Riley. Pann Baltz Mission Possible Scholar named in her honor.Recipient Outstanding General Elementary Teacher award, Outstanding Teacher of the Year award Disney's American Teacher Awards, 1993, California Teacher of Year award California State Department Education, 1993, Georgie award Girl Scouts of America, 1993, The Self Esteem Task Force award Los Angeles County Task Force to Promote Self-Esteem & Personal & Social Responsibility, 1993, Professional Achievement award University of California at Los Angeles Alumni Association. Appointed to National Education Research Policies & Priorities Board, United States Secretary Education Richard Riley. Pann Baltz Mission Possible Scholar named in her honor.