In order to celebrate the work and effort of Fraser teachers, the administration introduced years-of-service coins during teacher development before the school year started. These coins represent the amount of years each teacher has dedicated to the Fraser community. Every teacher was given a coin with the Rambler logo on one side and “Tradition Starts Here” on the opposite side of coin. Some teachers also received their 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 years of service coins. Teachers who have worked in the Fraser schools for over 30 years got a special shoutout. Those teachers are as followed:

Kim Albrecht, Mark Twain Elementary, 32 Years

Lynne Bucciarelli, Fraser High School, 48 Years

Sheila Cancel, Mark Twain Elementary, 34 years

Miriam Catenacci, Fraser High School, 30 Years

Dave Czanstke, Operations and Maintenance, 54 Years

Kelly Gutc, Salk Elementary, 37 Years

Dan Hogan, Fraser High School, 36 Years

Amy Laidlaw, Eisenhower Elementary, 33 Years

Karen Lentine, Edison Elementary, 32 Years

Beth Marchioni, Richards Middle School, 35 Years

Richard Reid, Operations and Maintenance, 37 years

Frank Rubino, Operations and Maintenance, 38 Years

Dan Scott, Operations and Maintenance, 34 years

These coins are to help represent the hard work and dedication Fraser teachers have given to the students and the schools. All teachers and staff bring something special to help the community and the coins are just one token of everybody’s appreciation.