Did you know that, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the typical American stays in a job for just over four years?
Educators Aimee Boucher, Peggy Rogers, Dawn Schroeder, and Dawn Buswell
Colchester School District recently hosted its service awards honoring members of its staff whose length of service has ranged from ten to forty years!
Educator Deb Demulder
Honored for ten years of service are the following:
Andrea Boehmcke
Ellen O’Meara
Gail Lucas
Kathi O’Reilly
Lynn Hebert
Lynn Mazza
Marjorie Troia
Michael Trainque
Penny Dodson
Rachel Hamilton
Renee Decelle
Wayland Cole
Rachel Hamilton, Wayland Cole, and Renee Decelle
Honored for fifteen years of service are the following:
Aimee Boucher
Barbara Iaria
Carrie Lutz
Colleen Derry
Dawn Buswell
Dawn Schroeder
Deborah Deschamps
Deborah Kendrick
Debra Demulder
Janet Cormier
Mark Winchester
Mary Wheatley
Patricia Morel
Perry Nunn
Ray Simmons
William Warren
Deborah Kendrick, Andy Simmons, Perry Nunn, and Angelika Mahoney at the event
Honored for twenty years of service are the following:
Angelika Mahoney
Pamela Landry
Lynn Mazza, Chris Antonicci, and Colleen Derry at the event
Honored for twenty-five years of service are the following:
Martie Mutz
Peggy Rogers
Director of Student Support Services Jean Shea
Honored for thirty years of service are the following:
Mary Ann Kadish
Micheline Tremblay
Porters Point School’s librarian, Mary Ann Kadish
Honored for thirty-five years of service are the following:
Susan Hooper
William McClintock
Malletts Bay School’s librarian, Lynn Hebert
Honored for forty years of service are the following:
Courtney Van Kleeck
Fred Moses
Forty-year veteran and CHS educator Courtney Van Kleeck addresses the assembly
Forty-year veteran Fred Moses with Director of Special Education Carrie Lutz
In all, thirty-eight educators were honored at the ceremony for their service. Many, many thanks to all of you for your dedication and commitment!
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