Celebrating Three Outstanding Contributors from William Floyd School Community
May 2, 2025 - 03:31
Three integral members of the William Floyd school community have recently been recognized as “Shining Stars” by SCOPE Education Services for the 2024-25 school year. Gary Bretton, Teresa Jackson, and Lorraine Mentz have each made significant contributions to the educational landscape, earning accolades for their dedicated service.
Gary Bretton was honored with the Administrator Service Award, showcasing his exceptional leadership and commitment to fostering an enriching environment for students and staff alike. Teresa Jackson received the Support Service Award, highlighting her invaluable support and dedication to ensuring the smooth operation of educational services. Meanwhile, Lorraine Mentz was recognized with the Board Service Award, a testament to her tireless work and advocacy for the school community.
These awards celebrate the impactful roles these individuals play within the William Floyd School District, reflecting their unwavering dedication to education. Congratulations to this year’s SCOPE Shining Stars honorees for their remarkable achievements!
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