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Faculty and staff from the Port Jefferson School District were recognized recently for their outstanding work at this year’s SCOPE School District Awards Dinner.
The theme for the New York State nonprofit’s 17th annual event was “Shining Above the Rest.”
And that’s what Port Jefferson School District did at the ceremony.
Five people from the district were honored in the categories of “leadership, fiscal responsibility, dedication, and countless, countless hours of service in improving the educational experiences,” according to a statement by Port Jefferson School District.
the honorees
- Dr. Mark Doyle, a Port Jefferson School District Board of Education member, won a School Board Service award.
- Elisa Scott, a PTSA treasurer, earned the Community Service award.
- Michel Krivosta, an Earl L. Vandermeulen High School science teacher, received the Teacher Service award.
- Maureen Griffin, Edna Louise Spear Elementary School principal’s secretary, was honored with the Support Staff Service award.
- Fred Koelbel, plant facilities administrator, secured the Administrator Service award.
Top: (L-R) P Dr. Mark Doyle, Maureen Griffin, Elisa Scott, Michel Krivosta (missing from photo is Fred Koelbel). Photo courtesy of the Port Jefferson School District
