Article Chronicling Headmaster's Story Wins CASE Award
"A Singular Path to Groton," an article from the Fall 2013 Groton School Quarterly, has received a Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) District I Excellence Award.
The article, written by Groton Director of Communications Gail Friedman, won gold in the "Article of the Year" category for independent schools. It chronicles the life story of Groton Headmaster Temba Maqubela, from his days as an anti-apartheid activist in South Africa, through his persecution and exile, his modest life as an immigrant in New York City, and the career-building years that turned him into the educational leader that he is today.
Friedman received the award for "A Singular Path to Groton" during the CASE District I conference and award luncheon in Boston on Thursday.
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Friedman received the award for "A Singular Path to Groton" during the CASE District I conference and award luncheon in Boston on Thursday.
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