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- May 23, 2025 · Chicopee Public Schools
The Superintendent's Newsletter Issue No. 9
The Superintendent's Newsletter
Issue No. 9
May 23, 2025Welcome to the ninth issue of The Superintendent's Newsletter! We're excited to share the most recent updates and happenings around the district to keep you informed and engaged. Let's get into it!Sacrifices Remembered, Heroes Honored.
This weekend, we remember and honor the courageous men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their bravery and dedication continue to inspire us, and we are forever grateful for the freedoms they have secured.As a school community, we reflect on their legacy with deep respect and appreciation. Let us carry their memory forward by living with purpose, gratitude, and unity.Exciting Website Updates Coming Monday!
We’re thrilled to announce that our district and school websites are getting a fresh new look starting this Monday. These updates are designed to enhance usability, accessibility, and overall visual appeal.As we make this transition, you may notice some changes in how content is organized or displayed. We appreciate your patience and support as we continue refining the sites to better serve our school community.Thank you for your understanding as we work to create a more user-friendly and engaging online experience for everyone!CPS Spotlight ✨
In this section, we aim to highlight and celebrate the many positive activities, achievements, and initiatives taking place across our school district. It serves as a way to recognize the hard work of students, staff, and the community, showcasing successes in academics, sports, arts, and service projects.CCHS Students Win Top Honors at Prestigious Piano CompetitionWe are thrilled to announce that two exceptionally talented students from Chicopee Comprehensive High School, Rafi Salman and Jisung Chang, earned top honors at the Young Artist Piano Competition held this past Saturday at Westfield State University.This prestigious event attracts serious classical pianists from across New England, and we are proud to share that:Rafi Salman – 1st Place WinnerJisung Chang – 2nd Place WinnerTheir remarkable achievement is a testament to their dedication, hard work, and musical excellence. It also highlights the strength and growing reputation of the CCHS Music Program.Please join us in congratulating Rafi and Jisung on their outstanding performances and well-deserved success!CHS Unified Track and FieldThe Pacers Unified Track and Field team recently competed in the Western Mass Sectionals, setting many personal bests. Their 4 x 100m relay team came in second place overall!CHS Girls Lacrosse - Undefeated League ChampionsThe Chicopee High Girls Lacrosse Team made history this season, going undefeated in the Suburban League to secure their first-ever league championship! The Pacers capped off their remarkable run with a 14-9 win on their home turf in the final regular season game, cementing their place at the top and celebrating a milestone moment in front of their enthusiastic home crowd.Celebrating Our Student Performers at Symphony HallWe are proud to recognize five choir students who recently performed at the Springfield Symphony Hall Concert, joining the Youth Orchestra in a powerful rendition of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony.Congratulations to:- Rafi Salman
- William Lariviere
- Michael Lariviere
- Rae Serrano
- Paola Rodriguez
It was a truly memorable and inspiring weekend, and we are so proud of all our students who took part in this remarkable musical experience!Strategic Planning Process Update
Since our last update, the Strategic Planning Steering Committee and Working Group have continued their important work. The teams met virtually to review and revise a near-final draft of the plan, incorporating further feedback gathered from the community and refining key priorities.Next, on May 29, school and district leaders will come together for a full-day retreat. During this session, they will review the work of the Steering Committee, reflect on the shared priorities developed through community engagement, and begin identifying strategic actions to bring those priorities to life.We are excited about the progress being made and grateful for the ongoing input and support of our community. Stay tuned—more updates are coming soon as we move closer to finalizing a shared vision for the future of Chicopee Public Schools!Second Barry Building Project Community Meeting Recap
WWLP (Channel 22) aired a news segment covering the Barry Elementary School project following a second community listening session held Thursday, May 15. The report provided an update on the current status of the project and highlighted key points shared during the meeting.The Anna E. Barry School Building Commission informed attendees that no final decision has been made regarding the future location of the school. Two primary options remain under consideration:- Renovating the existing Barry Elementary School building, or
- Constructing a new facility on the Garrity Grove site.
The proposal also includes plans to expand the Szetela Early Childhood School on Macek Drive.As part of the ongoing feasibility study, the team is evaluating classroom capacity needs and potential educational programming. Architect Bert Gardner noted that while either option may result in some loss of land, both sites are expected to see major improvements in amenities and facilities. These upgrades will benefit students and the broader community.Preliminary design options are expected to be ready for public review by July. A final decision on the school’s location is anticipated in the fall, with cost being a major factor in the selection process.As planning progresses, we will continue to prioritize transparency and community involvement. Meetings will continue on the second Thursday of each month.Upcoming June Holidays and Observances
LGBTQ Pride MonthNational Safety MonthJun. 4:- Chicopee Academy Graduation at 5:00 pm
Jun. 5:- Chicopee High School Graduation at 5:00 pm
Jun. 6:- Chicopee Comp Graduation at 5:30 pm
Jun. 14:- Family Health & Fitness Day
Jun. 14:- Flag Day
Jun. 16:- Szetela Graduation at 6:00 pm
Jun. 18:- Last Day of School
Jun. 19:- Juneteenth (Schools and Offices Closed)
- Apr 30, 2025 · Chicopee Public Schools
The Superintendent's Newsletter Issue No. 8
The Superintendent's Newsletter
Issue No. 8
April 30, 2025Welcome to the eight issue of The Superintendent's Newsletter! We're excited to share the most recent updates and happenings around the district to keep you informed and engaged. Let's get into it!CPS Spotlight ✨
In this section, we aim to highlight and celebrate the many positive activities, achievements, and initiatives taking place across our school district. It serves as a way to recognize the hard work of students, staff, and the community, showcasing successes in academics, sports, arts, and service projects.Crossroads 18–22 Program Celebrates Exciting New AdditionSpecial Education Director Dr. Andrea Stolar and 18–22 Transitional Program Teacher Mr. Dahl are excited to share that the Crossroads 18–22 Program has received a brand-new van. This important addition will significantly expand opportunities for community-based learning, enrichment activities, and real-world experiences.The new van supports the program’s mission to foster greater independence by enabling students to access a wider range of community settings. From job site visits to educational outings, this vehicle will play a key role in preparing students for life beyond the classroom.This development marks a meaningful step forward for the Crossroads community and reflects the district’s continued commitment to inclusive, real-world education.Seal of Biliteracy TestingWe’re thrilled to announce this year’s student participation in the Seal of Biliteracy testing. Over the span of three days earlier this month, a total of 78 juniors and seniors took part in the assessment, demonstrating proficiency in both English and another language.At Chicopee High School, 44 students tested in a range of languages including Arabic, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swahili, Turkish, and Ukrainian.At Chicopee Comprehensive High School, 34 students completed testing in Albanian, Arabic, Khmer, Korean, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Somali Maax, and Turkish.These students should be extremely proud of their efforts and accomplishments. Their commitment to bilingualism not only reflects personal dedication but also celebrates the rich cultural and linguistic diversity within our school community. This achievement is a testament to the excellence we strive for in our district.Superintendent Ware Congratulates Freshmen in CarpentryDuring a recent visit to Chicopee Comprehensive High School, Superintendent Ware stopped by the Carpentry shop and recognized freshmen students who were proudly receiving acceptance into the program—displayed in certificate frames they built themselves. The visit highlighted the students' craftsmanship and enthusiasm for hands-on learning in CTE.Outstanding Results from the 2025 Massachusetts Future Problem Solving Program Affiliate BowlWe’re excited to share some fantastic news from this year’s Massachusetts Future Problem Solving Program Affiliate Bowl!One of our 7th Grade teams earned 3rd Place in the Global Issues Problem Solving (GIPS) Middle Division, and a 6th Grade team secured 2nd Place in the Junior Division GIPS!Middle Division – 3rd Place:- Brooke Deroches
- Ella Gendreau
- Callie Parker
- Megan Pendergrast
Junior Division – 2nd Place:- Emilia Walsh
- Charlotte Wrisley
- Julia Wurszt
Even more exciting, our 2nd Place Junior Division team scored high enough to earn an invitation to the International Competition at Indiana University this June!Please join us in congratulating all of our amazing REACH students for their outstanding efforts and for representing Dupont, Chicopee, and Massachusetts with such hard work and dedication. We are incredibly proud of them all!Celebrating Our SkillsUSA Medalists!A sendoff medal celebration was held at Chicopee Comprehensive High School to honor our 26 outstanding District Medal Winners who excelled in a wide range of career and technical education competitions. Students earned top placements in fields including Advertising Design, Culinary Arts, Photography, CNC Programming, and more.Gold and Silver medalists will now advance to the State SkillsUSA competition, taking place at Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational High School on Friday, May 2. We are proud of their accomplishments and wish them the very best of luck as they represent Chicopee at the next level!Municipal Meetings
There's been a lot happening in Chicopee lately! With that said, many have expressed increased interest in recent and upcoming meetings, so we want to make sure community members have easy access to view them.Click the image or button below for a one-stop shop for School Committee Meetings!View Committee Meetings Here Anna Barry School Building Project Community Meeting Recap
April 24, 2025For anyone who is interested but wasn't able to attend, the first scheduled community meeting was held at Szetela Early Childhood School to discuss the future of Anna E. Barry Elementary School. Residents and the Building Committee engaged in a debate over whether to rebuild the school behind its current location or move it to a new site.The original plan to rebuild behind Barry has encountered challenges with wetlands and Article 97 parkland protection laws. As a result, the Building Committee is also considering expanding the Szetela Early Childhood School on Macek Drive, although some residents expressed concern about losing park and field space.Representatives from Caolo & Bieniek Associates Inc., Colliers Project Leaders, city officials, and the Building Committee explained that site studies and surveys are underway. A final decision will weigh site suitability, cost, and community input. Several preliminary design options are expected by June.We are working closely with the Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA), which will provide funding support. Information meetings will continue monthly, on the second Thursday.Strategic Planning Process Update
On April 17, members of our Strategic Planning Steering Committee gathered for a spring retreat at the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts. Together, they reviewed and refined the first draft of the plan and brainstormed strategies for the future.We are now incorporating the valuable feedback we received and working on a revised draft. We look forward to sharing more updates soon as we continue building a strong, shared vision for the future of Chicopee Public Schools!Once again, thank you to everyone who completed the Chicopee Public Schools Strategic Planning Survey and helped guide our draft.Stay tuned for more to come!Upcoming May Holidays and Observances
Mental Health Awareness MonthAsian–Pacific American Heritage MonthNational Foster Care MonthNational Pet MonthJewish American Heritage MonthMay 1:- School Principals Day
May 1-7:- National Physical Education Week
May 2:- School Lunch Hero Day
May 6:- National Teacher Day
May 5-9:- National Teacher Appreciation Week
May 7:- National Bike to School Day
May 7:- National School Nurse Day
May 9:- School Communicators Day
May 18:- National Speech Pathologist Day
May 23:- Professional Development (Early Dismissal - Pre-K - 5 Only)
May 26:- Memorial Day (Schools and Offices Closed)
- Apr 3, 2025 · Chicopee Public Schools
Camp Elevate Summer 2025 – Reach New Heights!
Chicopee Public Schools invites incoming 6th-9th grade students to join Camp Elevate, a full-day summer program combining athletics, academics, CTE, and experiential learning!
Dates: July 7 – July 31, 2025 (Mon-Thurs, 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM)
Locations: Chicopee High & Chicopee Comp
$30 registration fee (includes breakfast, lunch, & a camp t-shirt)
Application Deadline: May 12th
Check out the attached brochure for all the details and registration info!
[Monday, May 5 at 1:35 PM]
Friendly reminder to anyone still interested in this excellent opportunity! - Mar 28, 2025 · Chicopee Public Schools
The Superintendent's Newsletter Issue No. 7
The Superintendent's Newsletter
Issue No. 7
March 28, 2025Welcome to the seventh issue of The Superintendent's Newsletter! We're excited to share the most recent updates and happenings around the district to keep you informed and engaged. Let's get into it!Employee Highlight: Roberto Jimenez – A Dedicated Force for Safety, Trust, and Support
At Dupont Middle School, safety isn’t just about enforcing rules—it’s about creating an environment where students feel secure, supported, and heard. One person who exemplifies this every day is Roberto Jimenez, a Safety and Security Monitor whose impact goes far beyond his job description.As one colleague shared in a nomination letter, “Mr. Jimenez is AMAZING with the students. When he speaks with them, he does so with compassion, understanding, and humor. He truly cares for our students, and it is evident in his daily interactions. He is always the first to offer help, whether it’s assisting with translations or stepping in when needed. We are very lucky to have him here at Dupont.”With a background as a federal police officer for the Department of Veterans Affairs and an Army infantryman who served two tours overseas in Kosovo and Afghanistan, Roberto brings a wealth of experience to his role. At Dupont, he focuses on keeping hallways clear, enforcing appropriate ID protocols, ensuring doors are locked, monitoring student behavior, and mentoring students who need extra support. But what truly sets him apart is the trust and relationships he builds with students.Unlike administrators or teachers, Roberto exists in a unique space between authority and mentorship, allowing students to confide in him in ways they might not feel comfortable doing with others. He understands that for some students, the hallway isn’t just a place to pass between classes—it’s sometimes a safe zone to get away, where they seek guidance and reassurance. By maintaining a balance between security and approachability, he ensures that students feel safe not just physically, but emotionally as well.For Roberto, the most rewarding part of his job is making a difference in students’ lives. He sees every interaction as an opportunity to offer guidance and encouragement. One student even shared that on days Roberto wasn’t at school, she didn’t feel motivated to attend—highlighting the profound impact he has on the students he mentors. He aims to positively impact at least one or two students a day, knowing that small moments of support can lead to lasting change.His motto is simple: "See something, say something. I trust you, you trust me." He believes that trust is the foundation of school safety—when students feel comfortable sharing concerns with him, he can help prevent conflicts before they escalate. This ability to connect on a personal level has made him not only an essential part of the school’s security team but also a trusted figure among students.Since joining the school, Roberto has seen significant improvements in safety and student behavior. Initiatives like random metal detector screenings and smart bathroom passes have helped reinforce a culture of accountability. But more than policies and procedures, it’s the relationships he builds that make the biggest difference.Looking Ahead...
Roberto is committed to enhancing the role of security monitors by advocating for more structure, policy improvements, and increased collaboration with school leadership. Despite the challenges, he loves his job and the school community, crediting the supportive staff and administration for making Dupont an amazing place to work.His wife describes him as a people pleaser, and in agreement, he feels his mission is clear: mentoring students and making a positive impact in their daily lives. And from the overwhelming appreciation of staff and students alike, it’s evident that he’s doing just that.Thank you, Roberto, for your unwavering dedication to the safety, trust, and well-being of our students and staff!CPS Spotlight ✨
In this section, we aim to highlight and celebrate the many positive activities, achievements, and initiatives taking place across our school district. It serves as a way to recognize the hard work of students, staff, and the community, showcasing successes in academics, sports, arts, and service projects.CCHS Bowling Team Makes History at State TournamentThe Chicopee Comprehensive High School Bowling Team delivered an extraordinary performance at the State Tournament, setting new records for the program in both the Team and Individual competitions!Team Tournament HighlightsCCHS achieved an impressive 4th place finish—the highest in program history! Their incredible 1007 scratch game also placed 17th in Massachusetts state history, solidifying their standing among the best.Team Members:- Gianni Renaud (12th grade)
- Tanner Martell (11th grade)
- Elias Weglinski (9th grade)
- Ethan Provost (11th grade)
- Teagan Martel Moylan (11th grade)
State Individual Tournament Success- Gianni Renaud secured 4th place, with a high game score of 259.
- Tanner Martell finished close behind in 5th place, with a high game score of 274.
Adding to this remarkable achievement, Gianni Renaud has qualified for Nationals, becoming one of only four bowlers from Massachusetts to reach this level. His dedication and skill continue to raise the bar for CCHS bowling.Congratulations to the entire team on their success!Litwin School Counseling Program Receives Excellence in School Counseling AwardWe are thrilled to announce that the Litwin School Counseling Program has been honored with the Excellence in School Counseling Program Award (ESCPA) by the Massachusetts School Counselors Association.The award criteria include:- Development of a comprehensive school counseling plan by a team of school counselors within a school or district-wide counseling team, or by a single counselor if they are the sole counselor in the school.
- Demonstration of positive results in three key areas: Academic, Personal/Social, and Workplace Readiness.
- Documentation of adherence to the MA Model 3.0, utilizing data to make informed decisions for all students.
- Evidence of active communication and promotion of initiatives through presentations and/or community engagement.
- Identification and explanation of actions that support marginalized populations.
- At least one member of the school counseling team must be a MASCA member.
Congratulations to the Litwin School Counseling team for this well-deserved recognition!CPS Athletic Department’s Student Athlete Spring Seminar a Success!The Student Athlete Spring Seminar, hosted by the CPS Athletic Department on March 12th at the Chicopee High School Auditorium, was a tremendous success! Student-athletes and families gained valuable insights from a panel of distinguished guest speakers, including Hampden District Attorney Anthony D. Gulluni, Westfield State University Men’s Soccer Coach Chris Streeter, and members of the D.A.’s Community Safety & Outreach Unit.Attendees engaged in discussions on leadership, responsible social media use, and the college recruiting process, leaving with a greater understanding of how to navigate both their athletic and academic futures. The seminar provided an inspiring and informative experience, reinforcing the importance of strong decision-making, digital awareness, and preparation for college athletics.A huge thank you to Mr. Mackin for organizing this impactful event, and to our guest speakers and attendees for making the evening so engaging and meaningful.We look forward to continuing these opportunities for our student-athletes!Chicopee High School Featured on NBC Nightly News with Lester HoltFor those who missed it, Chicopee High School was featured on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt on 22News, highlighting the impact of recent federal funding cuts on our school lunch program.Last year, our district received $72,000 through the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Local Food for Schools grant, which allowed us to source fresh, local ingredients from farms in Chicopee, Hadley, and Belchertown. However, this grant has been cut nationwide, resulting in a loss of approximately $100,000 in aid, which will affect the variety and availability of locally sourced meals in our schools.For the past 10 years, our schools have proudly partnered with local farms to serve healthy, nutritious meals to students, with an average of $2 per student lunch allocated to this effort. Without this crucial funding, school districts across Massachusetts—including ours—are facing challenges in maintaining these high-quality meal options.We remain committed to advocating for sustainable, locally sourced meals and ensuring our students continue to receive the nutrition they need to thrive.Watch the full story here: https://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/video/millions-of-school-lunches-impacted-by-usda-cuts-234639941723Strategic Planning Survey Deadline Extended – Share Your Voice!
Thank you to everyone who has already participated in our Chicopee Public Schools Strategic Planning Survey! We’ve received great feedback so far, but we want to ensure that as many voices as possible are heard as we set the district’s priorities for the future.To give more community members the opportunity to share their thoughts, we are extending the survey deadline to April 6th at midnight.If you haven’t yet completed the survey, now is your chance! Your input is invaluable in shaping the direction of our schools.Open to all Chicopee community members.New deadline: April 6th at midnight.Thank you for helping us build a stronger future for Chicopee Public Schools!Take Survey Family Workshops: Free Events for Chicopee Families!
The Chicopee Public Schools Family & Community Engagement team is excited to offer a series of free workshops designed for families! These engaging events provide a chance to learn, have fun, and enjoy a night out with free childcare, games for kids, and pizza. Plus, all attendees will be entered into a gift basket giveaway!Upcoming Workshops:❤️ American Red Cross Hands-Only CPR📍 Fairview Elementary SchoolWednesday, April 9th | ⏰ 6:00-6:45 PMA 30-minute session where you'll learn lifesaving CPR chest compressions—no medical experience needed, just a willingness to help in an emergency!🥦 UMass Nutritional Program📍 Fairview Elementary SchoolThursday, May 1st | ⏰ 5:00-6:00 PMThis introductory nutrition class will provide families with valuable knowledge on healthy eating. Fresh fruit will also be available to take home!We look forward to seeing you there!Register Here Parent/Guardian Focus Group for Chicopee Public Schools District Review
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) has contracted with the American Institutes for Research (AIR) to conduct a district review of Chicopee Public Schools. The purpose of the district review is to provide formative and actionable feedback on district practices, enabling district leaders to reflect on progress and strengthen staff and student performance. As part of this review, AIR will be conducting a virtual parent/guardian focus group on Thursday, 4/10/25 from 6:00-7:00pm EST to gather perspectives on communication with families, opportunities for family involvement and leadership, opportunities for students within the district, and more. If you are interested in joining, please register ahead of time at https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/5ab82159-27fb-45ea-9ca6-e5015fc9be6f@9ea45dbc-7b72-4abf-a77c-c770a0a8b962CHS Drama Club Presents... Ride the Cyclone
Get ready for a thrilling theatrical experience as the CHS Drama Club presents Ride the Cyclone! This darkly comedic musical follows the gripping story of six teenagers who find themselves on a mysterious journey after a tragic roller coaster accident.Showtimes:April 11 – 7:00 PMApril 12 – 7:00 PMApril 13 – 2:00 PMLocation: CHS AuditoriumTickets:General Admission: $10Students: $5Content Warning: Ride the Cyclone contains strong language, mature themes, and references to sex, drugs, and violence. It is recommended for audiences PG-13 and up.Don't miss this unique and unforgettable performance by our talented CHS Drama Club students. Mark your calendars and join us for an evening of laughter, emotion, and powerful storytelling!Upcoming April Holidays and Observances
Math Awareness MonthPoetry MonthSchool Library MonthChild Abuse Prevention MonthMonth of the Military ChildDrop Everything and Read Month (DEAR)National Arab American Heritage MonthApr. 2:- World Autism Awareness Day
Apr. 2:- Nat’l Paraprofessional Appreciation Day
Apr. 4:- National School Librarian Day
Apr. 7-11:- National Library Week
Apr. 7-11:- National Assistant Principals Week
Apr. 18:- Good Friday (Schools and Offices Closed)
Apr. 20:- Volunteer Recognition Day
Apr. 21-25:- April Vacation (No School)
Apr. 22:- Earth Day
Apr. 23:- Administrative Professionals Day
- Mar 20, 2025 · Chicopee Public Schools
Professional Development Day at Bowie School & The Academy
Dear Chicopee Public Schools Community,
On Friday, March 21st, the Chicopee Police Department and Chicopee Fire Department will be conducting professional development training exercises at Bowie School and The Academy.
During this time, there will be a high police presence, and streets around James St. will be closed off. Please be advised that this is a planned training exercise to enhance safety preparedness and response.
We appreciate your understanding. 
Mar 14, 2025 · Chicopee Public SchoolsKindergarten Enrollment for the 2025-2026 School Year Begins March 17, 2025
Chicopee Public Schools will begin kindergarten registration on Monday, March 17, 2025, from 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM at the Central Office Administration Building (134 Dulong Circle, Chicopee, MA).
Children must be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2025 to enroll.
Online enrollment is available at chicopeeps.org for new students only.
Currently enrolled preschool students must register in person and cannot enroll online.
After School Enrollment Sessions:- March 19 – Central Enrollment, 134 Dulong Circle (4-6 PM)
- April 2 – Belcher School (2:30-4 PM)
- April 16 – Szetela Early Childhood School (2:30-4 PM)
For questions, call the Office of Central Enrollment at 594-3518 or 594-3567.
Mar 12, 2025 · Chicopee Public SchoolsFriendly Reminder: Preschool Lottery for Chicopee Residents
The Preschool Lottery for the 2025-2026 school year is now open for Chicopee residents. Students must be 3 years old on or before September 1, 2025 to apply. Priority is given to children who are 4 years old on or before September 1, 2025 and eligible for kindergarten the following year. We provide both full-day and half-day slots, with priority given to 4-year-olds for the full-day slots. Once all available spots are filled, remaining applicants will be placed on a waitlist and contacted when space becomes available. Current students DO NOT need to apply to the lottery, a form will be sent home for returning students. Click the link below to apply.
Preschool Lottery ApplicationPlease note, transportation is NOT provided for peer partners. There is no cost to attend.
The preschool lottery will be open from March 3rd - March 21st. The lottery will take place on March 28th and families will be notified by April 28th.
Please see the flyer attached for more information.
Mar 6, 2025 · Chicopee Public SchoolsHappy School Social Work Week
Join us in celebrating our school social workers! ✨ Amanda Foisy, Christina Doe, Elizabeth Barron, Karen Richard, Kellie Soillis, Laura DeSousa, Marisa Faneuff, Maribel Ortiz-Douglas, Jennifer Lingenberg, Julie Lingenberg, Gloria Williams, Catherine Jenkins, and Katelyn Ladue.
This week, we honor the incredible dedication of our school social workers who support students and families every day. 💙 Thank you for your compassion, advocacy, and commitment to student well-being. Your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed!
#SchoolSocialWorkWeek #ThankYouSocialWorkers #StudentSupport #chicopeeps
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