Slate Valley Summer Happenings

Family, fun, and Vermont adventures made this summer one to remember for Castleton Elementary School Instructional Assistant Ms. Allison Irons!

In early July, Ms. Irons hosted a family reunion in Stowe, welcoming nearly 60 relatives from across the country. The weekend was packed with memorable experiences, including visits to the Ben & Jerry's Factory, tours of the Von Trapp Family Lodge, and taking in the colorful sights of the Stowe Hot Air Balloon Festival.

The best part of the reunion, however, was simply being together. From sharing family stories and testing everyone's knowledge with trivia to enjoying a sing-along with cake, the weekend was filled with laughter and cherished memories.

Thank you for sharing your summer with us, Ms. Irons!
about 3 hours ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled "Slate Valley 2026 Summer Happenings" featuring Castleton Elementary School Instructional Assistant Ms. Allison Irons. The graphic includes a large family photo of five relatives smiling outdoors during a family reunion in Stowe, Vermont. Two smaller photos show family members gathered inside a pavilion for a reunion meal and a scenic view of colorful hot air balloons floating above the Stowe landscape. Text on the graphic reads: "Greetings from Stowe! I hosted a family reunion with nearly 60 relatives from across the country. Between Ben & Jerry's, the Von Trapp Family Lodge, the Hot Air Balloon Festival, and lots of laughter, it was the best part of my summer!" A colorful hot air balloon illustration appears near the bottom right. The Slate Valley logo is displayed inside a bright yellow sun in the upper right corner, and the bottom of the graphic identifies Ms. Irons as a CES Instructional Assistant.
FHUHS July Newsletter: https://app.smore.com/n/a4j2pq
2 days ago, Slate Valley
Slate Valley Summer Happenings 🚗📚🐈

Some summer adventures are all about the destination—and for Ms. Monica Alvarez, it was a journey of nearly 1,900 miles to begin an exciting new chapter with Slate Valley!

This summer, Ms. Alvarez, the new school librarian for Castleton Elementary School and Orwell Village School, packed up her car, her U-Haul, and her cats and made the long drive from Texas to Vermont to join the Slate Valley family.

Starting a new job is a big adventure, but moving across the country makes it even more memorable. We are thrilled that Ms. Alvarez chose Slate Valley as her new home and can't wait for our CES and OVS students to get to know her this school year.

Welcome to Vermont, Ms. Alvarez—we're so glad you're here, and we hope your cross-country journey was just the beginning of many wonderful adventures in Slate Valley!
2 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled "Slate Valley 2026 Summer Happenings" featuring Ms. Monica Alvarez, the new school librarian for Castleton Elementary School and Orwell Village School. The graphic includes a map showing a nearly 1,900-mile driving route from Texas to Fair Haven, Vermont. A speech bubble reads, "My cats and I packed up and drove 1,900 miles from Texas to join the SVU family!" Additional photos show Ms. Alvarez holding her orange cat outdoors, her cats resting inside a travel crate during the trip, and a U-Haul truck towing her vehicle. The Slate Valley logo appears inside a bright yellow sun in the upper right corner, and the bottom of the graphic identifies her as the new school librarian for CES and OVS.
*REMINDER: EVERY TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH AUGUST 18*
🥪☀️ Free Summer Meal Box Program Notification! ☀️🥪
Slate Valley families can pick up FREE multi-day meal boxes for children 18 and under this summer!
Each box includes:
🍎 7 breakfasts
🥪 7 lunches
📍 Pickup Location: Fair Haven Grade School parking lot
🗓️ Pickup Day: Every Tuesday during the summer
⏰ Time: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
📅 Last Pickup: Tuesday, August 18
Eligibility Requirements:
✔️ Meals are for children 18 and under
✔️ The child is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program
✔️ The person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian
Help us spread the word so every child in our community has access to nutritious meals throughout the summer! 💚
3 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic promoting the Slate Valley Free Summer Meal Box Program Pickup. The flyer states that free multi-day meal boxes containing seven breakfasts and seven lunches are available for children 18 and under. Pickup takes place in the Fair Haven Grade School parking lot every Tuesday during the summer from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., beginning June 30 and ending August 18. Eligibility requirements include that the child is 18 or younger, is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program, and that the person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian. The graphic features the Slate Valley logo and a green border decorated with food-themed icons.
Slate Valley Summer Happenings ☀️🌊🏖️

Nothing says summer quite like a day at the beach! Fair Haven Grade School Instructional Assistant Ms. Madison Belden recently enjoyed a relaxing getaway to Wells Beach, Maine with her twin sister and friends.

The trip was the perfect opportunity to unwind, spend quality time together, and make lasting summer memories.

Thank you for sharing your summer adventure with us, Ms. Belden! We hope your beach getaway was filled with sunshine, laughter, and plenty of time to recharge before another great school year.
5 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled "Slate Valley 2026 Summer Happenings" featuring Fair Haven Grade School Instructional Assistant Ms. Madison Belden. The graphic includes a large scenic photo of Wells Beach in Maine with waves rolling onto the shore beneath a cloudy sky. A portrait of Ms. Belden appears in the lower left corner. Decorative text reads "Wells Beach, Maine," and a small illustration of two people walking together represents her trip with her twin sister and friends. The Slate Valley logo appears inside a bright yellow sun in the upper right corner, and the bottom of the graphic identifies her as an FHGS Instructional Assistant.
Slate Valley Summer Happenings 🇺🇸🎉⛳

Today's Summer Happenings features Castleton Elementary School 6th Grade Teacher Mr. Tom DeMatties, whose summer has been filled with family, celebration, and hometown pride!

The Fourth of July was especially meaningful this year as the DeMatties family gathered to celebrate Mr. DeMatties' father, Ernie, on his 90th birthday. Family traveled from California, Arizona, Texas, New Jersey, New York, Alaska, and across Vermont to celebrate the milestone together. The festivities included a one-of-a-kind nine-hole indoor miniature golf course, games, and plenty of time making memories with loved ones.

The celebration was even more special considering that Mr. DeMatties' father has been alive for more than one-third of our nation's 250-year history—a remarkable milestone worthy of celebration.

Adding to an already memorable Independence Day, Mr. DeMatties and his wife rode in the Poultney Fourth of July Parade in recognition of Mr. DeMatties being named Poultney's Citizen of the Year. The recognition carried special meaning because his father had also received the same honor 20 years earlier, making it a memorable family legacy.

Congratulations, Mr. DeMatties, on a summer filled with milestones, family traditions, and well-deserved recognition. Thank you for sharing your summer with the Slate Valley community!
7 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled "Slate Valley 2026 Summer Happenings" featuring Castleton Elementary School 6th Grade Teacher Mr. Tom DeMatties. The graphic includes a large photo of a white pickup truck decorated with patriotic red, white, and blue accents driving in the Poultney Fourth of July Parade. A portrait of Mr. DeMatties appears in the lower left corner. Two speech bubbles share his summer highlights. One reads: "We celebrated my father's 90th birthday on the 4th of July! He's been around for more than one-third of our country's 250-year history!" The other reads: "I also rode in the Poultney 4th of July Parade with my wife for being named Poultney's Citizen of the Year. This was especially meaningful because my father was named Citizen of the Year 20 years ago." The Slate Valley logo appears inside a bright yellow sun in the upper right corner, and the bottom of the graphic identifies him as a CES Grade 6 Teacher.
Slate Valley Summer Happenings 🏔️🛳️❄️

Our Slate Valley Summer Happenings series continues with Castleton Elementary School Instructional Assistant Ms. Eileen Hurlburt, who spent part of her summer exploring the breathtaking beauty of Alaska!

From towering glaciers and incredible wildlife to unforgettable scenery, Alaska provided an adventure of a lifetime. We hope Ms. Hurlburt returned home with wonderful memories, amazing photos, and plenty of stories to share.

Thank you, Ms. Hurlburt, for sharing your Alaskan adventure with the Slate Valley community! We love seeing where your summer took you. 🏔️💙
9 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled "Slate Valley 2026 Summer Happenings" featuring Castleton Elementary School Instructional Assistant Ms. Eileen Hurlburt. The graphic includes a large scenic photo of a glacier meeting calm water, representing a trip to Alaska, along with a portrait of Ms. Hurlburt in the lower left corner. Bold text across the center reads "Trip to Alaska." The Slate Valley logo appears inside a bright yellow sun in the upper right corner, and the bottom of the graphic identifies her as a CES Instructional Assistant.
Slate Valley Summer Happenings ☀️🎷🎣🍄

Summer is in full swing for Fair Haven Union High School Special Educator Mr. Michael Lenox, and he's making the most of every minute outdoors and on stage!

When he's not in the classroom, you'll likely find Mr. Lenox casting a line in search of the next big catch, exploring the woods for wild mushrooms, or sharing his love of music with the Enerjazz Big Band as a saxophonist.

If you'd like to hear Mr. Lenox perform, be sure to mark your calendar! The Enerjazz Big Band will take the stage during the Fair Haven Concerts in the Park series on Thursday, July 30, at 7:00 p.m. It's sure to be a fantastic evening of live music in the park.

Thanks for sharing your summer adventures with us, Mr. Lenox! We hope the fish keep biting, the mushrooms keep popping up, and the music keeps swinging! 🎶🐟🍄
12 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic titled "Slate Valley 2026 Summer Happenings" featuring Fair Haven Union Middle & High School Special Education Teacher Mr. Michael Lennox. The collage includes a large photo of Mr. Lennox smiling while holding a large bass he caught, a smaller photo of freshly foraged wild mushrooms on a plate, and a photo of him performing on saxophone with the Enerjazz Big Band during an outdoor concert. Text reads: “I am spending my summer chasing fish, hunting mushrooms, and playing the saxophone in the Enerjazz Big Band.” Another text box announces: “The Enerjazz Big Band will perform as part of the Fair Haven Concerts in the Park series on Thursday, July 30, at 7:00 p.m.” The Slate Valley logo appears inside a bright yellow sun in the upper right corner. The bottom of the graphic identifies Mr. Lennox as an FHUHS Special Education Teacher.
☀️ Summer Happenings Kickoff! ☀️

We're kicking off our 2026 Slate Valley Summer Happenings series with the Fair Haven Grade School Girls on the Run team, who had a fantastic time participating in the Poultney 4th of July Parade! 🇺🇸

The team proudly completed the 2.75-mile parade route while spreading smiles, handing out candy, and sharing plenty of red, white, and blue patriotism with parade-goers along the way. Their enthusiasm, teamwork, and community spirit were on full display from start to finish!

Way to represent FHGS and Girls on the Run with pride, and thank you to Mrs. Haley for sending in our first submission!❤️🤍💙

Throughout the summer, we'll be highlighting what our amazing Slate Valley faculty and staff are up to outside the classroom. Here's to a summer full of fun, learning, and making memories! ❤️🤍💙☀️
13 days ago, Slate Valley
A "Slate Valley 2026 Summer Happenings" graphic highlights the Fair Haven Grade School Girls on the Run team's participation in the Poultney 4th of July Parade. The teal and white design features large "SH" initials, a bright sunflower surrounding the Slate Valley school district logo, and the headline: "FHGS Girls on the Run took their energy, smiles, and patriotic spirit to the Poultney 4th of July Parade!" Four photos show the team posing in front of a patriotic float decorated with a giant American flag, walking the parade route in green Girls on the Run shirts and bright pink tutus, standing beside a decorated Girls on the Run wagon sponsored by Brooks Landscaping, and a close-up of a student and coach smiling together. Patriotic graphics, including wrapped candy, balloons, a pickup truck with an American flag, and red, white, and blue accents, decorate the layout. Text at the bottom identifies the participants as the FHGS Girls on the Run Group and recognizes Mrs. Erin Haley.
*REMINDER: EVERY TUESDAY MORNING THROUGH AUGUST 18*
🥪☀️ Free Summer Meal Box Program Notification! ☀️🥪
Slate Valley families can pick up FREE multi-day meal boxes for children 18 and under this summer!
Each box includes:
🍎 7 breakfasts
🥪 7 lunches
📍 Pickup Location: Fair Haven Grade School parking lot
🗓️ Pickup Day: Every Tuesday during the summer
⏰ Time: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
📅 First Pickup: Tuesday, June 30
📅 Last Pickup: Tuesday, August 18
Eligibility Requirements:
✔️ Meals are for children 18 and under
✔️ The child is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program
✔️ The person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian
Help us spread the word so every child in our community has access to nutritious meals throughout the summer! 💚
17 days ago, Slate Valley
Graphic promoting the Slate Valley Free Summer Meal Box Program Pickup. The flyer states that free multi-day meal boxes containing seven breakfasts and seven lunches are available for children 18 and under. Pickup takes place in the Fair Haven Grade School parking lot every Tuesday during the summer from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., beginning June 30 and ending August 18. Eligibility requirements include that the child is 18 or younger, is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program, and that the person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian. The graphic features the Slate Valley logo and a green border decorated with food-themed icons.
🇺🇸 Happy 250th Birthday, America! 🇺🇸

Slate Valley joins our community in celebrating 250 years of history, freedom, resilience, and the American spirit.

As we honor this milestone, we also celebrate the people, stories, and communities that continue to shape our nation’s future—including right here in Slate Valley.

Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and meaningful celebration! ❤️🤍💙
18 days ago, Slate Valley
A patriotic graphic celebrates America's 250th birthday. Red, white, and blue balloons with stars and stripes border the top and bottom of the image. The Slate Valley Unified Union School District logo is centered near the top. A blurred American flag, colorful fireworks, and sparkling lights fill the background. Large white text reads: "FROM SLATE VALLEY TO AMERICA: HAPPY 250TH BIRTHDAY!"
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Slate Valley Unified USD Newsletter graphic dated June 19, 2026. The top section features the title “Slate Valley Unified USD Newsletter” with the date beneath it. The lower section shows a summer-themed design with a blue swimming pool water background, a beach ball, and oversized red sunglasses. Across the image, large text reads, “School’s Out for… Summer.” Slate Valley logos appear in opposite corners, emphasizing the end of the school year and the start of summer vacation.
Submitted by Jeremy VanDerKern: “What’s even the point of going to school the last week?”

Well, in Mr. VanDerKern’s middle school Design classes…students reflected on the year, helped organize the lab, put finishing touches on projects, and participated in a final design challenge.

Some students tried to make a “flinker” which is an object that neither floats nor sinks.

Others students tried to retrieve a key that was dropped down a sewer in an “escape room” challenge.
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Two students wearing safety glasses sit on the floor working together to assemble a device on top of a green plastic container with a slotted black lid during a STEM or engineering activity.
A student wearing safety glasses uses a handmade tool to lower an object through the slots of a green container while another student watches closely during a classroom engineering challenge.
Three students wearing safety glasses work together at a workshop table, building and testing small devices using cups, packing materials, and craft supplies in a technology classroom.
Two students wearing safety glasses carefully assemble a small project made from packing foam and other materials while seated at a worktable in a technology lab.
A close-up of a student's hands working on a small engineering project beside a paper cup of water, with needle-nose pliers and building materials spread across a workshop table.
A student wearing safety glasses examines a small handmade device constructed from packing foam and craft materials during a classroom STEM activity.
A close-up shows a student using cotton, a pipe cleaner, binder clip, and other materials to build a small prototype next to a green container with a slotted lid.
A student concentrates on attaching materials to a green straw while working on an engineering design challenge at a classroom workbench, with a green container and building supplies nearby.
🌻🎉 Congratulations to Diane Roberts on her retirement! 🎉🌻

After three years of dedicated service as an Instructional Assistant at Fair Haven Union Middle & High School, Diane is beginning a well-earned retirement.

Thank you, Diane, for the support, encouragement, and care you provided to students and staff each day. Your positive impact on our school community is greatly appreciated.

Wishing you all the best in this exciting new chapter filled with happiness, relaxation, and new adventures. Congratulations and enjoy your retirement!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Retirement recognition graphic honoring Diane Roberts. The graphic features a portrait of Diane inside a circular frame surrounded by sunflower and greenery illustrations on a light yellow and green background. Text reads: “Happy Retirement,” “Valued by Slate Valley Unified Union School District since 2023,” and “Best Wishes to Diane Roberts.” Additional text identifies her as a “Fair Haven Union Middle & High School Instructional Assistant” and thanks her for “3 Years of Dedicated Service.” Decorative sunflowers, leaves, and a small bee accent the design, with a Vermont-themed logo displayed in the upper left corner.
Please join us in congratulating Kelley Schultz on her retirement from Slate Valley Unified Union School District!

For the past three years, Kelley has served as the Administrative Assistant at Benson Village School, where she has been a welcoming presence for students, families, staff, and visitors alike. Her dedication, kindness, and support have helped keep the school running smoothly each day.

Thank you, Kelley, for your service to the Benson Village School community. We wish you all the best in this exciting new chapter and hope your retirement is filled with happiness, relaxation, and new adventures!

💜 Happy Retirement, Kelley! 💜
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Retirement recognition graphic featuring a portrait of Kelley Schultz. The graphic reads: “Happy Retirement. Valued by Slate Valley Unified Union School District since 2023. Best Wishes to Kelley Schultz, Benson Village School Administrative Assistant. Thank you for 3 years of dedicated service!” The design has a soft lavender background with lilac and violet flowers surrounding the photo and text, along with the Vermont logo in the upper left corner.
🎸⚡ From "Why do I need STEM?" to building her own electric guitar!

Earlier this year, this student wasn't interested in participating in Design class and was convinced STEM didn't matter because she had no plans of becoming an engineer. Then something unexpected happened—her electric guitar broke.

Using the Vermont Young Inventors guidebook as the foundation for an independent study, she set out to learn the design process, problem-solving skills, and craftsmanship needed to create a solution. This week, she completed an incredible project: building her very own electric guitar from the ground up!

This project is a great reminder that STEM isn't just about becoming an engineer—it's about creativity, innovation, perseverance, and using knowledge to solve real-world problems. We couldn't be more impressed with her dedication and accomplishment.
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
A student stands in a classroom holding and playing a handmade electric guitar. The unfinished natural wood guitar features gold hardware and a custom design. Shelving, tools, and classroom materials are visible in the background, highlighting the STEM and design setting where the student completed the project.
🥪☀️ Free Summer Meal Box Program Notification! ☀️🥪

Slate Valley families can pick up FREE multi-day meal boxes for children 18 and under this summer!

Each box includes:
🍎 7 breakfasts
🥪 7 lunches

📍 Pickup Location: Fair Haven Grade School parking lot
🗓️ Pickup Day: Every Tuesday during the summer
⏰ Time: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

📅 First Pickup: Tuesday, June 30
📅 Last Pickup: Tuesday, August 18

Eligibility Requirements:
✔️ Meals are for children 18 and under
✔️ The child is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program
✔️ The person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian

Help us spread the word so every child in our community has access to nutritious meals throughout the summer! 💚
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Graphic promoting the Slate Valley Free Summer Meal Box Program Pickup. The flyer states that free multi-day meal boxes containing seven breakfasts and seven lunches are available for children 18 and under. Pickup takes place in the Fair Haven Grade School parking lot every Tuesday during the summer from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., beginning June 30 and ending August 18. Eligibility requirements include that the child is 18 or younger, is not receiving meals from another Free Summer Meal Program, and that the person picking up the meal box is the child’s parent or guardian. The graphic features the Slate Valley logo and a green border decorated with food-themed icons.
🌸🎉 Congratulations, Joann Higgins, on Your Retirement! 🎉🌸

Please join us in celebrating Joann Higgins as she retires after five years of dedicated service to Slate Valley Unified Union School District.

As an Instructional Assistant at Fair Haven Grade School, Joann has made a lasting impact on the students, staff, and families she has worked alongside. Through her patience, kindness, encouragement, and commitment to helping students succeed, she has helped create a positive and supportive learning environment for countless children.

The relationships she built and the care she showed every day have made a difference that extends far beyond the classroom. We are grateful for the time, energy, and heart she brought to her role and to the Fair Haven Grade School community.

Thank you, Joann, for your years of service and dedication. We wish you a retirement filled with happiness, relaxation, new adventures, and many wonderful moments with family and friends.

Congratulations and best wishes on this exciting new chapter!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Retirement recognition graphic honoring Joann Higgins. The graphic features a portrait of Joann framed by gold geometric shapes and floral decorations on a soft pink background. Text reads: “Happy Retirement,” “Valued by Slate Valley Unified Union School District since 2021,” and “Best Wishes to Joann Higgins.” Additional text identifies her as a “Fair Haven Grade School Instructional Assistant” and thanks her for “5 Years of Dedicated Service.” Pink roses, flowers, greenery, and a watercolor-style rose illustration decorate the graphic, with a Vermont-themed logo displayed in the upper left corner.
🎉Congratulations, Fair Haven Union Middle School Class of 2026! 🎉

Last evening, families, friends, and staff gathered under the tent at Fair Haven Union Middle School to celebrate the accomplishments, growth, and memories of the eighth-grade class as they prepare for their next chapter.

The evening began with welcoming remarks from Middle School Principal Jen Paquette, who reflected on the many achievements and experiences that have shaped this remarkable group of students. One of the most meaningful traditions of the night followed, as each TA teacher shared personalized sentiments about every student, highlighting the unique qualities, accomplishments, and contributions that have made this class special.

The celebration concluded with a student-created slideshow that offered a heartfelt look at each member of the class. Every student designed a slide featuring a baby photo and a current photo, along with a favorite quote and a personal goal for the future, giving families and friends a glimpse into both how far they have come and where they hope to go next.

The evening wrapped up with remarks from High School Principal Ben Worthing, who officially welcomed the rising ninth graders to Fair Haven Union High School and encouraged them to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead.

Congratulations to the Fair Haven Union Middle School Class of 2026! We are proud of all you have accomplished and look forward to seeing the incredible things you will achieve in the years ahead. 💙🤍
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Students sit on stage behind a podium during the Fair Haven Union Middle School Eighth Grade Celebration. A "Time to Celebrate" graphic is projected on the tent wall above large white numbers reading 2026.
Four eighth-grade boys stand together on stage holding papers and smiling while participating in the celebration program.
A group of eighth-grade students seated on stage applaud and smile during the program. One student in the background playfully flashes a peace sign toward the camera.
A smiling student stands on stage holding a certificate of completion while classmates sit behind him. A large blue-and-white floral arrangement is displayed in the foreground.
Several students participate in the ceremony while seated behind a large floral arrangement. Two students stand holding papers as they address the audience.
Students applaud as a classmate proudly raises a certificate above his head during the celebration ceremony.
Families and students sit under a large tent watching a slideshow projected onto the ceiling during the eighth-grade celebration.
An eighth-grade student seated among classmates smiles and flashes a peace sign toward the camera while holding ceremony materials.
Students seated together in the audience smile and laugh during the celebration as families fill the tent behind them.
A wide stage view shows students seated on both sides of the podium beneath a projected "Congratulations!" graphic, with large white numbers spelling out 2026 in front of the stage.
🔧🎉 Congratulations, Tony Greene, on Your Retirement! 🎉🔧

After 10 years of dedicated service to Slate Valley Unified Union School District, we extend our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to Tony Greene as he begins his retirement.

As a Maintenance Technician at Fair Haven Union Middle & High School, Tony has played an important role in keeping our buildings safe, functional, and welcoming for students, staff, and visitors. While much of his work happened behind the scenes, its impact was felt every day by everyone who walked through our doors.

Tony’s commitment, reliability, and willingness to lend a hand have been greatly appreciated throughout his time with the district. We are grateful for the care and expertise he brought to his work and for the many contributions he made over the past decade.

Please join us in thanking Tony for his years of service and wishing him all the best in this exciting new chapter. May your retirement be filled with happiness, relaxation, and plenty of time to enjoy the things you love most!

Congratulations, Tony!
about 1 month ago, Slate Valley
Retirement recognition graphic honoring Tony Greene. The graphic features a portrait of Tony inside a green and blue hexagonal frame on a light blue background. Text reads: “Happy Retirement,” “Valued by Slate Valley Unified Union School District since 2010,” and “Best Wishes to Tony Greene.” Additional text identifies him as a “Fair Haven Union Middle & High School Maintenance Technician” and thanks him for “10 Years of Dedicated Service.” Decorative maintenance-themed illustrations, including a toolbox with tools, hammer, wrench, nails, and tape measure, surround the portrait. A Vermont-themed logo appears in the upper left corner.