Stan Feldman-"Seven years ago at this time I was teaching 4th graders in a suburban Minneapolis school. In the years since, Edugeeks,my company, has become a leader in the sales of summer workbooks and other products that increase student achievement. I have served on a Minnesota State Department of Education committee involved with technology, and a committee promoting science, technology, enginneering and math (STEM) in our schools through the Minnesota High Tech Association. Our company has been a leader in the movement to Stop Summer Learning Loss and Start Improving Student Health. We have been invited to give presentations on this subject to many groups including teachers, administrators and school board members who attended the Education Minnesota and the Minnesota Rural Education Association Conferences".

Paul Englund

"Parenting is one of the most important jobs that one has. Your children, when they are very young, have many needs that you meet day in and day out. As they get older, the needs change, but they still are kids. I learned much about children from those I taught, as well as my own children. I want to help you with great workbooks, and a program that will help you bring up your children to be healthy and retain the skills that they were taught at school. I want to make you as proud of your children as I am of mine".

What Others Have Said About Us

From Van Jordahl, Principal of School Where Stan Feldman Taught:

Stan worked well with his students and parents and brought technology into the lives of all his students. He maintained high expectations from his students and used the computer to help reach students with varied levels of achievement. He would go the extra mile to help his students succeed.

Stan was instrumental in helping staff introduce applications of the computer to their classrooms. He was a leader in technology for the district and developed the program used by the continuing education committee for keeping track of teacher licensure.

Stan has continued his dedication to students, learning, and technology after retiring from teaching. His knowledge of student needs and computer technology should be a valuable combination and allow him to succeed with future educational projects.

From a District Committee

The members of our Recertification Committee would like to thank you for the dedication, commitment, and effort that you put forth toward accomplishing the committees' goals. You did this first as a committee member, then as a co-chairperson of the committee, and you continued working with the committee by donating your time after you retired from teaching.

Six years ago our committee was totally dependent on paper and pen to document all approved recertification clock hours. You wrote a computer program that allowed our committee to do the same tasks with your capable computer system. You, single-handedly put an end to the unnecessary paper trail and developed a technology adept system. Your vision was to use technology to record and track every licensed staff members' clock hours in the district. You succeeded in accomplishing your goal and we want to acknowledge your accomplishments.

Thank you again for your insight, sensitivity, and ethical behavior that you exhibited in every situation that you dealt with as the leader of this committee. We appreciated your dedication, your honesty, and your professionalism.