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Gelman, Shari Miriam was born on December 30, 1925 in New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Abraham and Pauline (Kaplan) Einfrank.
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Shari Miriam Gelman, American educational administrator. Certified administrator, supervisor, Maryland. Board directors Jewish Foundation for Group Homes; president Maryland Association Non-Public Special Education Facilities. Member Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Council Exceptional Children, National Association Private Schools for Exceptional Children.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Jersey City State College, 1947. Master of Education, University Maryland, 1955.
Career
Teacher Montgomery County Association for Retarded Citizens, Bethesda, Maryland, 1958-1960. Director Ivymount School, Rockville, since 1961. Chairman special education advisory committee Maryland Department Education.
Site visitor United States Department Education.
Achievements
Membership
Board directors Jewish Foundation for Group Homes. President Maryland Association Non-Public Special Education Facilities. Member Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Council Exceptional Children, National Association Private Schools for Exceptional Children.
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Married Robert Gelman, October 12, 1947. Children: Morris, Ona.
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Awards
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Grantee International Business Machines Corporation Company, Mattel Foundation. Recipient McHenry P. Laughlin award, 1965, S. Robert Cohen award Jewish Foundation for Group Homes, 1987, Distinguished Educational Leadership award Washington Post, 1991, National Technology Program award National Directors Special Education, 1993, Honors National Association Elementary School Principals, 1993-1994. Recognized for excellence in education United States Department Education, 1989-1990, 93-94.Grantee International Business Machines Corporation Company, Mattel Foundation. Recipient McHenry P. Laughlin award, 1965, S. Robert Cohen award Jewish Foundation for Group Homes, 1987, Distinguished Educational Leadership award Washington Post, 1991, National Technology Program award National Directors Special Education, 1993, Honors National Association Elementary School Principals, 1993-1994. Recognized for excellence in education United States Department Education, 1989-1990, 93-94.