Staff members to retire this year

English ECA Barbara Goldberg will not be returning next year.

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Bobby Hirsch, Observations Editor
May 29, 2009
Filed under Observations

At the time this article was published, three staff members had announced their retirement.
Media specialist Kathy Boivin has worked at CHS for five years and in MCPS for about 18.  She will be moving to South Carolina.

“I am looking forward to a new direction in my life,” Boivin said.  “[I will be in] South Carolina, but not on the beach.”

English Composition Assistant (ECA) Barbara Goldberg has worked at CHS for over 11 years and has been an ECA in MCPS for 15 years.  She will continue to teach piano and travel.

“I am very proud to have worked at CHS because this is one of the best schools in the county,” Goldberg said.  “The teachers and students are top-notch.”

Math teacher Susan Foord has worked at CHS for 25 years and in MCPS for 27 years.  She plans to golf, sail, play tennis and bridge and enjoy her two book clubs.

“The math department provides plenty of entertainment,” Foord said.  “I can’t imagine spending that many years at any other school.”