Distinguished Alumni Award Information
The Alumni Award Program started in 2005 through the efforts of the Johnson Creek Education Foundation and the Johnson Creek Board of Education. The purpose of the award program is to identify and recognize outstanding achievements of alumni of hte Johnson Creek School District. It honors these individuals as role models for our students and encourages them to broaden their horizons and increase their commitment to future success.
The Nomination Process:
- Anyone can nominate a person for Distinguished Alumnus.
- Nominations must describe how the candidate has distinguished him/herself in a field of knowledge/scholarship, endeavor or a lifetime achievement.
- Nomination forms will be available in the Johnson Creek District Office or on this page below.
- The deadline for submission is April 1.
The Nominee:
- Must be a graduate of Johnson Creek High School.
- He or she must be out of school a minimum of ten years.
- The nominee cannot be a current employee, school board member, committee member, or relative of the above at the time of nomination or receipt of the award.
- The recipient must be available to personally receive his/her award at commencement ceremonies.
The Award:
- The final selection will be made by a committee of the Johnson Creek Education Foundation comprised of the High School Principal, the Senior Class Advisors, the Student Council President, the Senior Class President and 2 members from the Education Foundation.
- There will be no more than one award per year.
- The award will be presented to the recipient at graduation.
- Announcements/publicity of the award and recipient will be provided to area media, both here and in the area identified by the recipient.
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Dr Aaron Best
2019
Dr. Aaron Best, a 1991 graduate of Johnson Creek High School, has been named the Johnson Creek Education Foundation 2019 Distinguished Alumnus.
Following graduation, Aaron attended UW-Stevens Point and received his BS in Biology and minor in Chemistry. After graduation, he worked one year at Marshfield Clinic Center for Medical Genetics. Aaron then attended St. George’s University School of Medicine, Greneda, West Indies. He graduated medical school in 2001 and then completed his internship and residency in general internal medicine at the University of Minnesota School of Medicine. After residency, Aaron practiced primary care internal medicine at the Dean Clinic in Janesville from 2004 through 2013. During his time in Janesville, Aaron volunteered at HealthNet of Rock County as well as served on the Rock County Board of Health.
In 2013 Aaron moved to Austin, Texas and joined Hospital Internists of Texas where he continues to practice hospital medicine as well as Tele-medicine.
Aaron belongs to the American College of Physicians and is Board Certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. He currently resides in Austin, Texas with his wife, Becky, and three sons Nathaniel, Matthew, and Caius.
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