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Wayne BOE honors dozens of retirees, including long‑service technology and literacy staff
Summary
At its March 19 meeting the Wayne Board of Education recognized multiple retirees across the district—teachers, support staff and long‑time technology staff—celebrating decades of service and accomplishments.
The Wayne Township Board of Education recognized a large group of retirees at its March 19 meeting, highlighting decades of service in classrooms, facilities and district operations.
Board members and presenters named individual honorees and summarized careers: Karen McGee was recognized for more than 22 years supporting special education; Jackie Podosnack and multiple elementary teachers were honored for long tenures; Nick Police was acknowledged for 27 years as the district systems engineer who built and maintained the district’s network; Erin Osterley was thanked for 26 years of service in special education at Anthony Wayne Middle School, among many others.
Speakers highlighted professional achievements such as award nominations, state competitive placements and district‑wide leadership in literacy and technology. The board offered gratitude for the retirees’ years of service and wished them well in retirement.
This item was an acknowledgment and ceremonial recognition; no employment actions or contract votes were recorded in this segment of the meeting.
Next steps: the board will continue its regular agenda; retiree recognition was ceremonial and informational for the record.
