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Ridgewood honors 14 retirees; Nancy Riley recognized for 25 years supporting special education
Summary
The board celebrated 14 retiring staff members, including Nancy Riley—honored for 25 years at Ridgewood High School—who addressed the board and reflected on her career and Project Interact.
Board members and the community honored 14 district retirees during the public meeting. Principal Jeff Nias introduced Nancy Riley and described her work in special education, Project Interact and the Special Needs Siblings and Friends Club; he said Riley ‘‘brings us all together’’ and praised her mentorship of novice teachers.
Nancy Riley addressed the board, thanked colleagues and students and said she departs with "a lifetime of cherished memories" after a long career in education. The board also recognized other retirees by name during the meeting: James Donnelly (English, RHS, 16 years), Mary Lou Handy (grade 6 social studies, George Washington Middle School, 25 years) and Susan Silvetti (grade 8 science, George Washington, 25 years).
The board noted an upcoming teacher-recognition event and encouraged the community to attend; members thanked retiring staff for their service and presented tributes during the meeting.
