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The Freehold Township Board of Education held a meeting on June 3, 2025, where they celebrated the retirements of two esteemed educators, Rachel Pope Tucker and Kathy Orman. The meeting highlighted their significant contributions to the Freehold Township School District and expressed gratitude for their years of dedicated service.

Rachel Pope Tucker, known for her exceptional baking skills, was recognized for her impact on the school community. As she embarks on a new adventure in Italy, where she plans to take cooking classes, the board extended their best wishes for her retirement. Tucker expressed her mixed emotions, stating she would miss her colleagues but was excited for the next chapter in her life.
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Kathy Orman, who has served the district for 28 years in various roles, including principal, was also honored. The board acknowledged her inspirational leadership and commitment to creating a supportive environment for both staff and students. Orman plans to spend her retirement enjoying time with family at her beach house and engaging in hobbies such as equestrian activities.

The meeting concluded with heartfelt acknowledgments from both retirees, emphasizing the strong bonds formed within the school community. The board's resolutions underscored the lasting impact these educators have had on the lives of students and staff in Freehold Township.

Converted from Freehold Township Board of Education Meeting 06/03/2025 meeting on June 04, 2025
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