Manassas Park board recognizes retirees and shares Class of 2022 success stories
July 02, 2022 | MANASSAS PARK CITY PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia
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The Manassas Park school board recognized this year’s retirees and heard staff present senior-stories highlights during the Aug. 1 meeting.
Superintendent’s staff announced retirees including Darlene Bedford (administrative assistant), Karen Griffith (bus driver), Tamara Peterson (special-education teacher at Manassas Park High School), Patty Swan (fourth-grade teacher at Manassas Park Elementary School) and Beth O’Connell (media specialist at Manassas Park Middle School), who appeared remotely.
Staff also summarized the Class of 2022: 251 graduates, nearly 60% earned advanced-studies diplomas, 78% planned further education, and graduates reported roughly $1,754,000 in scholarships and grants (staff noted that figure is self-reported and may be understated). Presenters told several individual success stories and credited teachers and support staff for additional efforts during COVID-19 disruptions.
Board members offered personal thanks to staff and teachers for their work supporting students and noted programs that helped students overcome credit deficits and other pandemic-era challenges.
Superintendent’s staff announced retirees including Darlene Bedford (administrative assistant), Karen Griffith (bus driver), Tamara Peterson (special-education teacher at Manassas Park High School), Patty Swan (fourth-grade teacher at Manassas Park Elementary School) and Beth O’Connell (media specialist at Manassas Park Middle School), who appeared remotely.
Staff also summarized the Class of 2022: 251 graduates, nearly 60% earned advanced-studies diplomas, 78% planned further education, and graduates reported roughly $1,754,000 in scholarships and grants (staff noted that figure is self-reported and may be understated). Presenters told several individual success stories and credited teachers and support staff for additional efforts during COVID-19 disruptions.
Board members offered personal thanks to staff and teachers for their work supporting students and noted programs that helped students overcome credit deficits and other pandemic-era challenges.
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