Ms. Ada Stambaugh

Additional finalists for the 2003 award included Alan Hammond, Allegany High School, Allegany County; Mary Roderick, Hollywood Elementary School, St. Mary¡¦s County; Pam Sherfey, Linton Springs Elementary, Carroll County; and Ada Stambaugh, Harford Christian School, Harford County.
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They are: Alan Hammond of Allegany High School (Allegany County); Mary Roderick of Hollywood Elementary School (St. Mary¡¦s County); Pam Sherfey of Linton Springs Elementary (Carroll County); and Ada Stambaugh of Harford Christian School (Harford County).
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„h Ada Stambaugh, a high school teacher at Harford Christian School in Harford County
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Ada Stambaugh teaches grades 9 through 11 at the Harford Christian School in Darlington, Harford County.Ms. Stambaugh continually asks her classes to explore, analyze, and improve the environment around them.She led students in the restoration of wetland habitat for bog turtles and other native species.She also conducted the planting of cool- and warm-season grasses, which buffer the adjacent stream and provide wildlife habitat, demonstrating the options available for farmland that is not being used for growing crops.Ms. Stambaugh¡¦s newest project is the raising of horseshoe crabs from eggs in her classroom.Each year, her environmental class makes a presentation to the staff, students, parents, and community about the projects they conducted and their importance to the Chesapeake watershed.

Ada Stambaugh - Teacher, Lee McDaniels - President Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts