Freehold Township School District honors retirees Susan Flickinger and Christine Feldman

The Freehold Township Board of Education held a meeting on June 3, 2025, to honor retiring staff members and reflect on their contributions to the district. The meeting featured heartfelt tributes to educators who have dedicated decades to teaching and inspiring students.

Among those recognized was Susan Flickinger, who has served the Freehold Township School District for 25 years and has a total of 42 years in education. Principal Lori Gambino praised Flickinger for her ability to connect with students and her extensive contributions to the school community. Flickinger expressed gratitude for her time in the district, highlighting the joy of watching her students grow academically and emotionally.

Christine Feldman, another honoree, has dedicated 20 years to the district, focusing on fostering a love for music among her students. She was recognized for her efforts in expanding the music program and mentoring young musicians. Feldman emphasized the importance of the supportive community within the schools and expressed her hope for the continued success of the music program.

The meeting underscored the significant impact these educators have had on their students and the community. As they transition into retirement, both Flickinger and Feldman expressed their appreciation for the families and colleagues who supported them throughout their careers. The Board of Education extended their best wishes for a fulfilling retirement, acknowledging the lasting legacies these teachers leave behind.