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Unionville High School honors retiring teacher Betsy Hickman for 43 years of dedication

May 01, 2024 | Unionville-Chadds Ford SD, School Districts, Pennsylvania



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Unionville High School honors retiring teacher Betsy Hickman for 43 years of dedication
The Unionville-Chadds Ford School District (UCFSD) Board Meeting held on May 1, 2024, highlighted significant contributions from staff members and celebrated the retirement of a long-serving educator.

The meeting commenced with a presentation by Cliff, the technology support specialist at McCompson, who was praised for her daily support of teachers and her role in organizing the PETV program for fifth graders. Her efforts in video editing and technology integration were acknowledged as vital to enhancing instructional experiences.

Following this, Assistant Principal Pat Clark recognized Betsy Hickman, an English teacher at Unionville High School, who is retiring after an impressive 43-year career. Clark shared heartfelt remarks about Hickman's dedication to her students and colleagues, noting her ability to create a welcoming classroom environment. Hickman has taught various courses, including honors English and public speaking, and has significantly impacted generations of students.

Clark also highlighted Hickman's contributions beyond the classroom, including her role as a building representative for the teachers' union and her involvement in the yearbook and graduation events. Her leadership in the LINC program, which fosters connections among students, was particularly commended. Clark emphasized Hickman's commitment to ensuring the program's continuity after her departure, reflecting her dedication to student success.

The meeting concluded with a sense of gratitude for Hickman's extensive service and the positive influence she has had on the school community. The board and attendees expressed their appreciation for her years of hard work and commitment to education.

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