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Jenn A. a special education teacher holds up a certificate stating teaching excellence.
Jenn Arcadipane Receives Teaching Excellence Award

Mrs. Arcadipane was recognized for her 31 years of dedication as a special education teacher in self-contained classrooms, where she has consistently created inclusive and nurturing learning environments. Her students recently participated in a Passion Fair that showcased their interests—an event that reflected her own commitment to lifelong learning, as she also shared one of her personal passions with the group.

In addition to her classroom work, Mrs. Arcadipane serves as a Co-Advisor for the Student Council, further demonstrating her deep care for student growth and leadership. Her work continues to make a lasting impact on the lives of her students and the Saugerties community.

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Jenn A. a special education teacher holds up a certificate stating teaching excellence.
Jenn Arcadipane Receives Teaching Excellence Award

Last week, Saugerties administrators gathered to celebrate one of their own—Grant D. Morse Elementary School teacher Jennifer Arcadipane. She was honored as one of twelve recipients of the Teaching Excellence Awards at the Mid-Hudson School Study Council’s annual meeting and awards ceremony.