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The Seymour Board of Education meeting held on June 2, 2025, featured several notable awards recognizing outstanding contributions from students and staff within the Seymour School District.

The meeting commenced with the presentation of the "Once a Wildcat, Always a Wildcat" Award, which honors a student or graduate of Seymour High School who exemplifies enthusiasm and pride for the school. This year, the award was presented to Jamie Yatsevitz, who has been actively involved in various school activities, including serving as the soccer manager and participating in multiple sports and events. His dedication to mentoring younger students was highlighted as a key reason for his selection.
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Following this, the Thomas J. Petrone Memorial Education and Environment Award was awarded to Olivia Saunders, a Seymour Middle School student recognized for her strong interest in environmental education and preservation. Although Olivia was unable to attend the meeting, her award was accepted on her behalf.

The meeting also included the presentation of the Paraeducator of the Year Award, named in honor of Ann Marie Murphy, a paraeducator who tragically lost her life in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. This year, the award was given to Cindy Brown, a paraeducator with 21 years of service in Seymour, acknowledged for her exceptional skill and dedication in her role.

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Overall, the meeting celebrated the achievements of individuals who embody the spirit of Seymour schools, emphasizing community involvement, environmental stewardship, and educational support.

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