Haddon Township Board honors educators and student representatives for dedicated service

The Haddon Township School District Board of Education convened on June 12, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including resolutions honoring long-serving educators and student representatives. The meeting began with heartfelt tributes to Mr. Steven Chard and Ms. Marion Hughes, both of whom are retiring after decades of dedicated service to the district.

Mr. Chard has contributed to Haddon Township for 28 years, serving in various roles including technology facilitator and coordinator. The board recognized his commitment to providing quality education and his impact on students. Similarly, Ms. Hughes has dedicated 23 years as an elementary school teacher, and her efforts were also acknowledged with a resolution expressing gratitude for her service.

The board then moved to honor student representatives Joseph Sheehan and Mara Moshek for their contributions. Both students were commended for their leadership and ability to communicate student concerns effectively during board meetings. The resolutions highlighted their commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and fostering open dialogue between students and the board.

Following the resolutions, the board addressed several procedural items, including a review of student services and activities. A motion was made and passed unanimously to approve the second reading of the electronic policy regarding cell phone usage in schools.

The meeting concluded with a public comment section, allowing community members to voice their opinions on various topics. Overall, the meeting underscored the board's commitment to recognizing the contributions of educators and students while continuing to address important policy matters within the district.