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At NYC’s first all-virtual high school, this award-winning teacher knows it’s not ‘one-size-fits-all’
Jude Julien, a chemistry and earth science teacher, helped launch New York City's Virtual Innovators Academy, an all-virtual high school serving over 320 students. Julien, known for his work in online education and awards like the Sloan Award and Muller Award, emphasizes equitable STEM access and personalized learning approaches.
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Jude JulienpersonVirtual Innovators AcademyorganizationNew York CityplaceSloan Award for Excellence in Teaching Science and MathematicsorganizationMath for AmericaorganizationMuller Award for Professional Influence in EducationorganizationCity University of New YorkorganizationBronx High School for Writing and Communication Artsorganization
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