April 6, 2018 at 1:53 p.m.
The honorees will be celebrated for their service at the annual Catholic Schools liturgy, to be held Jan. 28, 2 p.m., at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany.
SCHOOL AWARDS
• Bishop Howard J. Hubbard distinguished principal award: Mary Rushkoski, principal, St. Mary's School, Waterford
• St. Elizabeth Ann Seton distinguished elementary school teacher award: Denise Chonski, St. Thomas the Apostle School, Delmar
• St. Elizabeth Ann Seton distinguished secondary school teacher award: Kristen Grasso, Holy Spirit School, East Greenbush
• Vicki Bullis distinguished school staff award: Mary Susan Megna, St. Mary's Institute, Amsterdam
• Mother Frances Cabrini distinguished school support award: Ann Pawlik, Catholic Central High School, Troy
• St. John Neumann award for commitment to Catholic education: Rev. John Bradley, Blessed Sacrament parish, Albany
• Community partner award: John Barber, coach, Holy Trinity Pride football team
SERVICE AWARDS
• 25 years of service: Thomas Kane, principal, St. Thomas the Apostle School, Delmar; Mary Gregorio, religious education director, St. Mary's/St. Alphonsus School, Glens Falls; Rebecca Judith Stauffer, teacher, St. Clement's School, Saratoga Springs
• 30 years of service: Cathy Bush, teacher, St. Francis de Sales School, Herkimer; Anna Farone, assistant principal/teacher, St. Clement's School; Michele Moreau, teacher, St. Clement's School; Kathleen Winters, teacher, St. Mary's School, Ballston Spa
• 35 years of service: Stephanie Kleindienst, teacher, St. Clement's School
• 40 years of service: Ann Pawlik, campus minister/teacher, Catholic Central High School, Troy
• 50 years of service: Sister Patricia Lynch, RSM, principal, Blessed Sacrament School, Albany[[In-content Ad]]
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