Schools
Assistant Hatboro-Horsham Schools Superintendent Retiring
Monica J. Taylor announced that she will retire after the school year. She has served the Hatboro-Horsham district for 22 years.
HORSHAM TOWNSHIP, PA —The Hatboro-Horsham School District's assistant superintendent has announced that she's going to call it a career at the end of the school year.
Monica J. Taylor announced that she will retire on July 27, after 36 years as a public school educator, and 22 years with the school district.
“Though nothing I could say comes close to matching the undeniably strong and positive affection I have for this community, I will leave my post enriched by rewarding relationships and proud of joint accomplishments,” Taylor said in a post on the district's Facebook page. “I will forever remain a Hatter at heart and will miss everyone immensely.”
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Taylor had served as principal of Crooked Billet Elementary School.
"HHSD congratulates Dr. Taylor and wishes her well on her retirement," the school district said.
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Hatboro officials expressed their gratitude to Taylor.
"Join the Borough in wishing Dr. Taylor all the best as she retires," the borough said in a Facebook post. "She touched so many lives in Hatboro and she will be missed."
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