Nominations are now being accepted for the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards, which are based in San Antonio. The awards program is sponsored by H-E-B, a local grocery giant. The company is seeking nominations for its awards program, which will distribute a total of $1 million in awards.
Further details about the nomination process and the awards program can be found through Texas Public Radio, the source of this information.
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