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Final Bell For Four Teachers Attending Quogue School

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From left, Quogue School PTA members Nikki Schindler, Erin Lynch and Holly Stewart presented the four retiring teachers with a plaque dedicating a cherry tree in the playground in their honor. Alexa Gorman

From left, Quogue School PTA members Nikki Schindler, Erin Lynch and Holly Stewart presented the four retiring teachers with a plaque dedicating a cherry tree in the playground in their honor. Alexa Gorman

Quogue School Superintendent Richard Benson, left and Sarah Adams, chairperson of special education and the coordinator of Monday's ceremony, at the tree dedication for the four retiring teachers. Alexa Gorman

Quogue School Superintendent Richard Benson, left and Sarah Adams, chairperson of special education and the coordinator of Monday's ceremony, at the tree dedication for the four retiring teachers. Alexa Gorman

From left, Carol Carroll, Donna Swartz, Marcia Winter and Tim Carbone are retiring from teaching at Quogue School this year. Alexa Gorman

From left, Carol Carroll, Donna Swartz, Marcia Winter and Tim Carbone are retiring from teaching at Quogue School this year. Alexa Gorman

Potato ornaments at Ms. Froehlich's home in Sag Harbor. ERICA THOMPSON

Potato ornaments at Ms. Froehlich's home in Sag Harbor. ERICA THOMPSON

authorAlexa Gorman on Jun 24, 2014
Most of the 130 students attending the Quogue School sat on the grass next to the school playground on Monday morning, wondering at first why an unplanted cherry tree was... more

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