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Vernon schools honor educators and retirees; student representative delivers final report

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The board recognized educators for Governor's Educator of the Year and other awards, presented years‑of‑service honors (including individuals with 25, 30 and 45 years) and adopted a resolution thanking the student representative for her service.

The Vernon Township Board of Education recognized multiple educators, presented years‑of‑service awards and read a resolution honoring the student representative during the public session.

Board members and the president named and applauded educators from several schools for Governor's Educator of the Year and other distinguished service awards. Among those recognized were long‑serving staff highlighted for 25, 30 and 45 years of service; the president singled out Dr. Robert Chorney for 45 years at Vernon Township High School.

The board read a retirement resolution and a roll call list of retirees and presented a resolution honoring Student Representative Christina Chianella for her year of service to the board. Christina delivered her final student representative report, recounting recent school events — orchestra and band concerts, AP testing, spring athletics, senior night and prom — and said, "I will always be a Viking, so go Vikings," before board members publicly thanked her and approved the resolution of recognition on the agenda.

The board recessed briefly after the recognitions for a social gathering to honor retirees and award recipients and then resumed the public session to continue business.