President's Education Awards Program
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Note: All PEAP materials are available in digital format only – hardcopies are no longer available.
2024 President’s Education Awards Program (PEAP) Materials
Note: Both versions are editable in Acrobat – these are the only versions that are available. We recommend 1) First, save the documents on your computer 2) When printing, ensure you select “Fit to Print” option..
President’s Award for Academic Excellence PDF (330K)
President’s Award for Academic Excellence (no border and stripes) PDF (597K)
President’s Award for Academic Achievement PDF (220K)
President’s Award for Academic Achievement (no border and stripes) PDF (894K)
President Biden’s Letter PDF (3.5M)
White House Usage Letter PDF (900K)
Secretary Cardona’s Letter PDF (747K)
- For PEAP related products – Excellence and Achievement for elementary, middle and high school pins, graduation cords, and certificate folders please visit https://www.services-naesp.org/peap/t-main.aspx.
If you are having any print issues – please, try the following:
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- Save the document on your computer.
- When printing, ensure you select “Fit to Print” option.
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Each year, thousands of elementary, middle, and high schools participate in the President's Education Awards Program by recognizing deserving, eligible students.
MOTIVATE them. REWARD them. HONOR them.
This Program Honors Student Achievement
As a principal, you aspire to make a difference in the accomplishments and success of your students. Through the President's Education Awards Program, you can honor both student achievement and hard work with the Nation's most prestigious awards for individual recognition from the President and the U.S. Secretary of Education. This program gives you the opportunity to be the catalyst that sets your students on an upward path.
Unlike other awards programs, the principal plays a leading role and has sole discretion in choosing recipients. Reward them, and you can encourage your students to set high goals and meet the challenges of reaching beyond their limits. Teach them the value of persistence. And perhaps, inspire a lifelong passion for learning.