Pennsbury Honors Administrator For 32-Year Career

FALLSINGTON, PA —The Pennsbury School District's director of elementary education has called it a career after 32 years.

The school board honored Michele Spack with a proclamation at the June 15 meeting.

Spack served as a teacher, principal, and director of elementary education during her tenure.

"We thank Ms. Spack for her tireless dedication to our students, fostering a sense of community within our schools, and encouraging collaboration among students, teachers, and parents," the district said.

Meanwhile, the district also said goodbye to "Mrs. M & M."

Current and former students, families, and staff members stopped by Makefield Elementary School for a drive-by parade to wish Principal Donna McCormick-Miller a happy retirement after 27 years.

"She was a beloved fixture in the Makefield community," the district said. "We are grateful for her tireless dedication to her students, families, staff, and Pennsbury."

In other school district news:

Students enrolled in 3D Design 1 with Mrs. Weber at Pennsbury High School created 3D illustrations using mixed materials and the additive sculpting process. Additive sculpting is the process by which separate parts are added individually to create a whole sculpture. The student's designs were based on characters from The Litterbug Chronicles, a series of children's books about recycling, written by local author and Pennsbury High School paraprofessional Kathleen Aviles. "Ms. Katie," as she is known, paid a visit to Weber's class to read the book and share her process of creating a children's book series.