School committee honors Sherry Cohen as member steps down after nine years
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The Norton School Committee recognized Sherry Cohen for nine years of service at her final meeting; colleagues and district staff offered thanks and brief remarks.
At its April 16 meeting the Norton School Committee recognized outgoing member Sherry Cohen for nine years of service (2016–2025) and presented her with a plaque and flowers.
Committee members and staff praised Cohen’s long-term focus on students and the district — colleagues cited her work as a parent and her prior service leading town counseling initiatives and parks and recreation. Superintendent Jen O'Neil presented a plaque that reads in part: “In appreciation, Norton Public Schools recognizes Sherry Cohen for her dedication to the students of Norton as a school committee member, 2016–2025.” Cohen said she had valued the work and relationships formed during her tenure.
Remarks from committee colleagues emphasized her steady presence during difficult decisions and her focus on students and families; staff also thanked her for contributions to counseling and community programs.
The committee did not take formal policy action on the recognition; the presentation was part of the meeting’s closing agenda.
