World Language Educator
Elkhorn Public Schools
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Alicia Dallman Shoemaker
K-6 Program Chair
Alicia Dallman Shoemaker attended one of the last remaining one-room schoolhouses on the Nebraskan prairie and is a first-generation college graduate. Before serving as a secondary and university educator in the U.S., she lived and taught in South American and European countries. She has also traveled extensively and taken students to many international locations.
As a tech and above all global connection enthusiast, she engages students with in-person and virtual guests aligned to linguistic proficiency goals and ICC curricula. She is currently a language learning advocate, Spanish teacher, president of the Malaika Foundation, and a global education champion for scholars and educators. She is a United States Next Generation Global Leadership Coalition Nebraska Representative as well as the 2024 ACTFL National Teacher of the Year.
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Alicia Dallman Shoemaker
K-6 Program Chair
Alicia Dallman Shoemaker attended one of the last remaining one-room schoolhouses on the Nebraskan prairie and is a first-generation college graduate. Before serving as a secondary and university educator in the U.S., she lived and taught in South American and European countries. She has also traveled extensively and taken students to many international locations.
As a tech and above all global connection enthusiast, she engages students with in-person and virtual guests aligned to linguistic proficiency goals and ICC curricula. She is currently a language learning advocate, Spanish teacher, president of the Malaika Foundation, and a global education champion for scholars and educators. She is a United States Next Generation Global Leadership Coalition Nebraska Representative as well as the 2024 ACTFL National Teacher of the Year.
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Alicia Dallman Shoemaker
K-6 Program Chair
Alicia Dallman Shoemaker attended one of the last remaining one-room schoolhouses on the Nebraskan prairie and is a first-generation college graduate. Before serving as a secondary and university educator in the U.S., she lived and taught in South American and European countries. She has also traveled extensively and taken students to many international locations.
As a tech and above all global connection enthusiast, she engages students with in-person and virtual guests aligned to linguistic proficiency goals and ICC curricula. She is currently a language learning advocate, Spanish teacher, president of the Malaika Foundation, and a global education champion for scholars and educators. She is a United States Next Generation Global Leadership Coalition Nebraska Representative as well as the 2024 ACTFL National Teacher of the Year.
