Congratulations, 2020-2021 Retirees Of Inver Grove Heights Schools

Press release from the Inver Grove Heights Schools:

May 5, 2021

ISD 199 will say farewell to 18 long-time teachers and staff members this summer as they begin a new chapter in retirement. The group of 2020-2021 retirees boasts more than 500 years of service combined, with many of them having been in the district for around 30 years. These teachers and staff have championed students and helped hundreds find success. They have created unforgettable memories in their schools and have been the friendly faces students, families, and colleagues have come to know so well.

We are honored that so many talented, wonderful people chose to work in our district for so many years. Although we know both students and staff will miss seeing them around school, we also know that another adventure awaits them in retirement and we wish them the absolute best. Congratulations, retirees!

ISD 199 2020-2021 Retirees

• Carol Backer, Salem Hills Elementary, 36 years of service
• John Boardman, Districtwide, 30 years of service
• Linda Brunsvold, Simley High School, 35 years of service
• Sandra Clifford, Pine Bend Elementary, 30 years of service
• Kathy Fletcher Schoeberl, Hilltop Elementary, 35 years of service
• Pam Hatlestad, Pine Bend Elementary, 38 years of service
• Kathy Holliday, IGH Early Learning, 16 years of service
• Pam Hough, Simley High School, 10 years of service
• Jenny Kelly, Pine Bend Elementary, 35 years of service
• Barb Omelian, Salem Hills Elementary, 31 years of service
• Linda Potts, Districtwide, 29 years of service
• Bob Rajanen, Simley High School, 32 years of service
• Barb Reckinger, Salem Hills Elementary, 30 years of service
• Pam Ryan, IGH Early Learning, 14 years of service
• Cindy Seagren, Pine Bend Elementary, 34 years of service
• Kim Sievert-DiSanto, Simley High School, 29 years of service
• Sue Snelling, Simley High School, 15 years of service
• Barb Wang, Simley High School, 27 years of service

This press release was produced by the Inver Grove Heights Schools. The views expressed here are the author’s own.