I don’t think this was a coincidence. It was a perfect symbol of what we have all experienced over the past several months.
Rewind to mid-March and just like that, we were communicating to you that our schools were closing indefinitely for the year due to a pandemic. We were in the midst of a storm, and didn’t know how long it was going to last. But we weathered the storm together each and every day.
Just as the skies cleared and the rainbows appeared last night, we have found new hope in the days since this all began. Our students, staff, and families have emerged with a new resilience and appreciation for what matters.
If there is one thing that the past several months has taught us, it is to appreciate our
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I’d like to thank all Fairview Park City Schools employees for their time and dedication this past year. They spent countless hours making sure our students have everything they need to succeed academically, emotionally, and physically. It is my privilege to work with amazing teachers and staff each and every day, whether in-person or via Zoom, who make sure students are the #1 priority.
Typically, our staff would gather together tomorrow morning to enjoy breakfast and our end-of-year special recognitions. Although we are not able to all be together, we recognize them for their outstanding service and dedication.
Congratulations to our retirees:
Barbara J. Brady, 36 years of service
Tom Roche, 35 years of service
Anne Dance, 20 years of service
Nora Walsh, 19 years of service
