Pelham Union Free School District Holds Annual Reorganization Meeting and Acknowledges Teacher's Legacy

Pelham Union Free School District held its annual reorganization meeting on July 15, 2025, where key appointments and acknowledgments set the stage for the upcoming school year. The meeting commenced with the unanimous approval of the district clerk, deputy clerk, district treasurer, and deputy treasurer, with Valerie Miller taking the oath of office to continue her role as district clerk.

Superintendent Cheryl Champ also took her oath, reaffirming her commitment to the district's educational mission. The board then moved through a series of consent agenda items, which included the annual designations of various administrative roles and responsibilities, as well as appointments related to special education committees. All motions were passed without opposition, indicating a smooth transition into the new school year.

In a poignant moment, the board acknowledged the passing of Andrew Scott, a cherished teacher within the Pelham Schools community. His contributions to the district were celebrated, highlighting the lasting impact he had on both students and staff.

The meeting concluded with the reelection of board members, including the board president and vice president, signaling a commitment to continuity and collaborative leadership. The board expressed gratitude for the community's support and looks forward to a productive year ahead, focusing on the educational needs of Pelham's students.