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Board meeting honors three long-serving educators and hears student representatives' year-end report

Lower Moreland Township School District Board of School Directors · June 2, 2026
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Summary

The board recognized Julie Antony, Susan Grugan and Mary Hucken for nearly three decades of service; student representatives reported on end-of-year activities across elementary, middle and high school.

At the start of the June 2 meeting the board paused for retirement recognitions led by Mrs. Galdo for three educators: Julie Antony (28 years, roles including reading specialist, ESL supervisor and dean of students), Susan (Sue) Grugan (28 years, long-time fourth-grade teacher and creator of a district multicultural lunch tradition) and Mary Hucken (reading specialist at Pine Road since 2011). Colleagues and teachers delivered tributes summarizing each retiree's contributions to literacy, mentoring and school traditions; Mary Hucken watched the recognition remotely.

Following the recognitions, student representatives gave a year-end report highlighting Pine Road's inclusion activities and "All Our Neighbors" read-aloud, middle-school Ellis Island simulation and spring concerts, and high-school activities including AP exams, Keystone testing, block-schedule trials, inductions for National Honor Society/Art Honor Society, and recent field trips.

Board members and the superintendent praised the student remarks and the staff send-off as an example of community and educator impact. No formal board action was taken on the recognitions; they were presented as tributes during the meeting.