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State education official marks Teacher Appreciation Week with district visit

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Summary

Dr. Tottweiler, the state's education secretary and interim commissioner, visited Nipmuc during Teacher Appreciation Week to read a proclamation and meet staff; the district highlighted multiple teacher awards and recognition events.

The Mendon-Upton school committee acknowledged a visit from Dr. Tottweiler, identified in the meeting as the state education secretary and interim commissioner, who came to the district during National Teacher Appreciation Week.

Staff reported Dr. Tottweiler read a proclamation from the governor, met teachers, visited classrooms, and participated in recognition activities. The superintendent’s presentation noted the visit included social media and video posts and that the district posted related content on LinkedIn. Committee members said the visit coincided with multiple district recognitions, including a social studies teacher of the year award and a STEM teacher award, and described the week as a morale boost for staff.

The committee did not take formal action regarding the visit; members thanked teachers and staff and noted the positive attention for the district during the appreciation week.