Goshen School Board honors students and faculty

GOSHEN — The Goshen Board of Education honored students and faculty for their accomplishments at a recent school board meeting.

Art students from the C. J. Hooker Middle School received certificates from the board for their exemplary work in the Regional Scholastic Art Awards Competition by the Hudson Valley Scholastic Regional Affiliate. The middle school artists took home eight Gold Key Awards, 10 Silver Key Awards and 25 Honorable Mentions.

In addition, the Board granted tenure to William Rolon, principal of C. J. Hooker Middle School, and Christine Guerrier, special education teacher at Scotchtown Ave. Elementary School. Several colleagues, family and friends were in attendance to help celebrate this honor.

“Since his first days as principal, Bill Rolon has proven himself to be a quality educator and leader,” said Superintendent Daniel Connor. “He shows commitment and enthusiasm each and every day, and is a dedicated educator for his students, colleagues and staff.”

“Christine is a true asset to her department and the school,” said Principal Amy Peluso. “She demonstrates continual professionalism and has willingly served as a wonderful resource to her colleagues, her students, and their families throughout her time here at Scotchtown Ave. School.”

Director of Pupil Personnel Services Deirdre Hallinan added, “Christine has shown herself to be a true professional. She has been able to adapt to her changing assignments and responsibilities in order to meet the needs of the students within the district. Christine is an asset to the Goshen School District.”