The
Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees annually recognizes faculty and
school support
staff for their work and dedication to the organization (school)
in which they work. The Dr. Lauretta Woodson Award is given to deserving
individuals who are nominated by their peers. The purpose of the Lauretta
Woodson Recognition Program is to honor one educator and one support
professional for doing an outstanding job within a district or school. Chapters
select the award recipients and then present them with a medallion,
certificate, and PASR pin. At Loyalsock's last school board meeting, two
Loyalsock employees were recognized after being chosen as this year's Woodson
award recipients. Mrs. Margaret Piper, Chapter president and former Loyalsock
school board president and teacher, presented awards to Mr. Bill Holmes and Ms.
Kimela Massetti for their efforts with the district for the past 25 years. We
are very proud to recognize Mr. Holmes and Ms. Massetti for all they do to make
Loyalsock the great place that it is for our students and community alike.
Congratulations to these two fine individuals and their families on this much
deserved recognition!
Dr. Matthew Reitz, Loyalsock Township High School Principal, is in his 25th year in public education. He completed his doctorate in educational leadership from The Pennsylvania State University in 2007. Dr. Reitz was recognized by the National Association of Secondary School Principals as the 2005 Pennsylvania Assistant Principal of the Year. Dr. Reitz and his wife, Karen, are the proud parents of three school-age children.
Mr. Charles “Chad” Greevy IV, Loyalsock Township Assistant Principal, is in his 16th year in public education. Mr. Greevy taught 7th and 8th Language Arts in the Williamsport Area School District for 10 years and began in Loyalsock four years ago as the Assistant Elementary Principal. Mr. Greevy is currently the Supervisor of Federal Programs, Grants, and Subsidies. He is currently working in the Immaculata University Doctoral Program for Education and is an adjunct professor for Wilkes University. Mr. Greevy and his wife, Alysha, live locally with their daughter, Charley Elizabeth live locally.
