Pelham Board of Education and principals honor five retirees

June 16, 2019

From left, Jo Ann Hintzen, Tonya Wilson, Jeannine Clark, Susan Snyder, Trisha Fitzgerald, Cassandra Fiore, Pamela Anderson and Dr. Cheryl Champ. Not pictured: Margaret Keegan.

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by the Pelham School District.

The District’s five retiring teachers were honored at the Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, June 11, 2019. At the ceremony, Hutchinson Principal Trisha Nugent Fitzgerald, Colonial Principal Tonya Wilson and PMHS Principal Jeannine Clark spoke about their respective staff member and each retiree was given a hand-crafted wooden pen to commemorate their service to the District.

The five retirees are:

Pamela Anderson – Elementary ESL/ENL Teacher

Cassandra Fiore – Hutchinson 1st Grade Teacher

Jo Ann Hintzen – Colonial Kindergarten Teacher

Margaret Keegan – Middle School Special Education

Susan Snyder – PMHS Spanish Teacher

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nancy frehill • Jul 28, 2020 at 4:09 pm

Does anyone know how to get in touch with Margaret Keegan? if so pls respond. thank you Nancy Frehill


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