Submitted by HSE Schools
Retiring Hamilton Southeastern High School social studies teacher Chad Janney received a surprise honor on the final day of school when he was presented with a Distinguished Hoosier proclamation from Governor Mike Braun.
Janney, who is retiring after 28 years of service with Hamilton Southeastern Schools, was surprised by Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Education Jason Urban during a year-end gathering of his social studies department colleagues.
The Distinguished Hoosier award is one of Indiana’s highest honors, recognizing individuals whose service, leadership, and contributions have made a lasting impact on their communities and the state.
Janney was nominated for the recognition in honor of his decades of dedication to students, his passion for history and civic education, and his commitment to creating meaningful learning experiences. His work recently gained additional attention during the U.S. Department of Education History Rocks! tour at Hamilton Southeastern High School, where his efforts to bring history to life for students were highlighted.
As he concludes nearly three decades in education, the award serves as a fitting tribute to a career devoted to inspiring students and fostering a deeper understanding of history, citizenship, and public service.




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