Local student receives Iowa State Education Association Scholarship for Future Teachers

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L to R: Haley Payne and ISEA president Tammy Wawro

DES MOINES, IA (05/20/2015)(readMedia)-- Haley Payne, a senior majoring in Elementary Education at the University of Northern Iowa received a Scholarship for Future Educators from the Iowa State Education Association (ISEA). Haley is the daughter of Rory and Penny Payne who are ISEA members from the Alta Education Association in the Alta Community School District.

The ISEA offers scholarships to helps sons or daughters of association members become teachers. Applicants must have completed 60 semester hours (or equivalent) or they must be considered a junior at the college or university in which they are enrolled.

"Haley is an outstanding student and will be a tremendous addition to the teaching profession," said Tammy Wawro, president of the ISEA. Growing up in a family of teachers, it comes naturally to her. Haley embodies the best of our profession in her enthusiasm, passion, and commitment; combined with her clear determination to succeed. We are delighted to be able to award her our Scholarship for Future Educators and hope it will help lighten her financial burden so she can continue to focus on her career," added Wawro.

The ISEA has offered the Scholarship for Future Educators for over 20 years. For more information go to isea.org

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The ISEA is a professional association made up of nearly 34,000 educators who are dedicated to supporting and protecting a quality public education for all Iowa students