Snapshot: 10 who were awarded tenure Wednesday by school board

May 24, 2021

This year’s tenure recipients: Jim Hricay, Lisa DiCeglio, Paige Hefter, Yutong (Daisy) He, Samantha Horn, Linda Haynes, Leilani Ruprich, Fran Corelli, Sean Llewellyn and Jeannine Carr with Dr. Cheryl Champ, superintendent of schools, and Jessica DeDomenico, school board president.

The Pelham Board of Education awarded tenure Wednesday to 10 teachers, teaching assistants and administrators:

Teachers

Frances Corelli
Paige Hefter
Leilani Ruprich
Lisa DiCeglio
Yutong (Daisy) He
Samantha Horn

Teaching Assistant

Linda Haynes

Administrators

Jeannine Carr
James Hricay
Sean Llewellyn

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