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CCCU announces second recipient of “Unsung Hero Award”
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SAULT STE. MARIE The Chippewa County Credit Union presented Tracy Menard with the second quarter Unsung Hero Award on July 15.
Menard, who has been a teacher for Sault Area Public Schools for 22 years, was selected for the countless hours she has given to her students and the community. Her work within the school spreads beyond her classroom and leaves a lasting impact on Sault High students. From organizing “Challenge Day,” a nationally recognized program to help unite students, and “Kids Against Hunger,” an event designed to package 10,000 meals, with one-third of these meals going to local agencies, Menard is passionate about empowering students and leading by example.
Ann Hammock has been teaching at Sault Area High School for 25 years and was one of the two distinguished teachers of the year recently recognized by the superintendent of Sault Schools.
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SAULT STE. MARIE The Sault Area Public Schools Board of Education voted on Wednesday night to enter into contract negotiations with Amy Scott-Kronemeyer to become the next superintendent.
“Amy s experience and her strong commitment to student achievement will serve her well as our new superintendent,” said current superintendent of Sault Schools Dr. Tim Hall. “She is intimately familiar with the district, which will allow for a very smooth transition as she assumes her new duties. I believe our district will thrive under her leadership.”
According to Hall, the board voted on this motion 5-0. Each superintendent has an employment contract with his/her district. When a new superintendent is selected, they negotiate the terms of the employment contract with the board. Hall said negotiations generally do not take long. If the process goes well, Scott-Kronemeyer will assume her duties as superintendent on July 1.