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Superintendents Praise Thiele for His Commitment to East End Schools

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Fred Thiele Jr., third from left, cuts the ribbon an the Baymen Financial Literacy Center at the Hampton Bays High School in February of 2024 along with, left to right, Michael Caplice, Long Island Regional Director for New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli; Kevin Springer, BOE president; Inna Sprague, CEO for Teachers Federal Credit Union; David Frank, New York state's assistant commissioner of Education and Hampton Bays School Superintendent Lars Clemensen. DANA SHAW

Fred Thiele Jr., third from left, cuts the ribbon an the Baymen Financial Literacy Center at the Hampton Bays High School in February of 2024 along with, left to right, Michael Caplice, Long Island Regional Director for New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli; Kevin Springer, BOE president; Inna Sprague, CEO for Teachers Federal Credit Union; David Frank, New York state's assistant commissioner of Education and Hampton Bays School Superintendent Lars Clemensen. DANA SHAW

authorCailin Riley on Dec 31, 2024
During the nearly 30 years he spent as a state assemblyman, Fred W. Thiele Jr. had a huge impact on the East End of Long Island, but one of the... more

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