At the January meeting of the Board of Education, Roosevelt Elementary School recognized fifth-grade student Angela Skoskiewicz and school social worker Linda Mirza for their contributions to the school community.
Roosevelt Principal Dr. Kevin Dwyer introduced Angela Skoskiewicz and shared comments from her teachers highlighting her kindness, strong friendships, and consistent effort in class. Dr. Dwyer said, “her warm and welcoming personality helps set a positive tone for our classrooms and school culture.” He also noted Angela’s enthusiasm for learning across all subjects and her engagement with peers during lessons. Fifth grade teacher Jerry Mulvihill commented on how rewarding it is to see Angela discuss ideas and actively participate in class.
“I’m very proud of Angela and I have no doubt that she has a bright future ahead,” said Dr. Dwyer.
The school also honored Linda Mirza, a social worker at Roosevelt Elementary. According to Dr. Dwyer, Mirza is regarded as an important support figure at the school. Colleague Jenny Chesney described Mirza as “a great person of great thoughtfulness and patience. She is an active listener who has mastered the empathy of others.”
Mirza is known for building understanding among different groups within the school community, earning trust from parents and respect from colleagues. Chesney stated, “Linda is the best social worker I’ve ever had the privilege to know.”
Mirza’s approach is described as student-centered and knowledgeable, supporting both individual students’ needs and broader systematic requirements within the school. She is recognized for making a positive impact on those she interacts with.
Angela Skoskiewicz and Linda Mirza were congratulated by Roosevelt Elementary for being examples within their community.
