Welcome to Illinois Alpha Delta Kappa, International Honorary Organization for Women Educators
Congratulations to our new Illinois Alpha Delta Kappa State President,
Dawn Pelton!
Cash Flow (formerly C-1) PDF blank pg to print (2).pdf
DPR Submission Guildelies & Score Sheet.pdf
June 15 to August 15
Distinguished Program Award submissions open on June 15th and must be submitted on before August 15. See above for information about the program and scoring rubric.
Copy and paste this address into your web browser to take you to the application:
https://apply.mykaleidoscope.com/scholarships/ADKDistinguishedprogramawards24
August 30
Chapter and State Treasurer Cashflow reports due (former C1) - See above for the forms
October whole month
Alpha Delta Kappa Month
October 1
Yearbooks sent in mail or electronically to state president - Dawn Pelton
Classroom grant applications due - Complete applications online at the International website - Click on Foundation - Click Grants & Scholarships - Click on Classroom Grant - The Alpha Delta Kappa (AΔK) Classroom Grant is designed to assist creative, innovative A∆K educators with the cost of materials and services for their classroom lessons.
October 15
CNA (Chapter Needs Assessment) - Due to Headquarters - Link to form to complete: https://form.jotform.com/240525011676147
990E postcard - Chapter Treasurer complete online - contact Headquarters or State Treasurer Lorri Lund with questions
Regional Mini Fall Scholarship - Applications need to be submitted by Oct. 15 - The Regional Mini Scholarship Fall/Spring is designed to provide funds for attendance at non-AΔΚ sponsored conferences, conventions, seminars, workshops and non-degree classes. Graduate and doctoral studies are not included. The goals are to promote continuing professional development, provide personal and professional enrichment opportunities, and encourage commitment to educational excellence for members actively engaged in education and retired. Submit application online at the International Website - Click on Foundation - Click on Grants & Scholarships - Click on Regional Mini Scholarships
November 15
Innovation Grant Deadline
The Alpha Delta Kappa (AΔK) Innovation Grant is designed to assist creative, innovative educators who are not members of A∆K with the cost of materials and services for their classroom lessons.
Available to - Non - Members with no more than ten years of teaching experience. Recommendation by an Alpha Delta Kappa member required. $300 per grant. 35 awards available for funding.
Who are Alpha Delta Kappa Sisters?
Who are Alpha Delta Kappa Sisters?
Membership Benefits
Friendship, support and association with professional peers
Honor and recognition of professional achievement
Professional and personal growth and development opportunities
Informative publications and peer-reviewed publication opportunities
Leadership development opportunities and training
Extensive members-only website
Scholarship and travel opportunities
Group insurance programs
In the past two years alone, Alpha Delta Kappa members have given nearly 12 million dollars in monetary and other gifts, nearly 2 million dollars in scholarships and have provided more than 2 million hours of volunteer service to their communities. Opportunities for professional and personal networking abound in Alpha Delta Kappa. From state/provincial/national conventions and regional conferences every even-numbered year to International conventions every odd-numbered year, talented women educators gather to share ideas, fellowship, recognition and support. Alpha Delta Kappa conferences and conventions feature informative and inspirational seminars by some of the most effective and renowned speakers today.
MISSION STATEMENT
Alpha Delta Kappa is an international honorary organization of women educators dedicated to educational excellence, altruism and world understanding.
PURPOSES
To give recognition to outstanding women educators.
To build a fraternal fellowship among women in the field of education which will add to their effectiveness in the promotion of excellence in education.
To promote high standards of education and thereby strengthen the status and advancement of the education profession.
To promote educational and charitable projects and activities, to sponsor scholarships, to further and maintain worthy standards in the field of education and to cooperate with worthy community programs relating to education and charities.
To contribute to world understanding, goodwill, and peace through an international fellowship of women educators united in the ideals of education.
More than 33,000 women educators around the world have discovered the many opportunities provided by membership in Alpha Delta Kappa — opportunities for recognition of their commitment to educational excellence, for personal and professional growth and for collectively channeling their energies toward the good of their schools, communities, the teaching profession and the world.
Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, Alpha Delta Kappa has more than 1,300 chapters located in towns and cities in every state in the U.S., and around the world in Australia, Canada, Jamaica, Mexico and Puerto Rico.
Membership, which is honorary and based on peer recognition, provides a wealth of opportunities for leadership development and networking through workshops, training sessions, conferences and conventions. But, perhaps the greatest opportunity Alpha Delta Kappa provides is the opportunity to make a difference. Around the world, Alpha Delta Kappa members combine their energies and talents to enrich their lives and the lives of others through thousands of heartwarming, community-based altruistic projects.
Alpha Delta Kappa
International Honorary Organization for Women Educators
1615 W 92nd St
Kansas City, MO 64114
(816) 363-5525
(800) 247-2311
FAX (816) 363-4010
headquarters@alphadeltakappa.org
