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At MSAD #51, our success is built on the dedication, expertise, and commitment of our incredible staff. Each month this summer, we will be recognizing employees who have reached significant service milestones and celebrating the many contributions they have made to our students, schools, and community.

Our Years of Service Spotlight Series is an opportunity to thank these individuals for their hard work and acknowledge the lasting impact they have had across the district.

Today, we are proud to begin this series by featuring our first honoree.

Please join us in congratulating Phyllis Jones, Grade 1 Teacher at MIW for reaching 30 years of service here at MSAD #51!

Congratulations to Greely Girls Lacrosse on winning the State Championship!

Throughout the summer, we will be honoring the incredible retirees of MSAD #51. Each week, we'll spotlight a staff member whose dedication, passion, and commitment have made a lasting impact on our students, schools, and community.

Join us as we celebrate their careers, recognize their contributions, and thank them for the many years they have devoted to making MSAD #51 a special place to learn and grow. Congratulations to all of our retirees—we are grateful for your service and wish you the very best in retirement!

Today, we are proud to begin our Retiree Spotlight Series by featuring our first honoree.

Brian Blum, a Science teacher at Greely High School, is retiring from MSAD #51 after 26 years. Our immense gratitude to Mr. Blum for his dedicated service & best wishes for a well-earned retirement!

Greely Middle School 4-5 students recently completed a special inclusion video project in partnership with The Cromwell Center, showcasing the power of kindness, acceptance, and belonging.
Over the course of more than three weeks, a dedicated group of students volunteered their lunch and recess times to rehearse, collaborate, and bring an important message of inclusion to life. Through their hard work, they not only created a meaningful video but also built new friendships, strengthened teamwork skills, and demonstrated outstanding leadership within our school community.
A special thank you goes to Jane Kilbride-Dupuis, MS-SLP and Civil Rights Team Advisor, for leading the project, and to Functional Life Skills teacher Siobhan Bogle, whose creativity and technical expertise brought the students’ vision to the screen.
The completed video premiered for participating students before being shared with families and the entire Greely Middle School 4-5 student body. The project will also be featured at The Cromwell Center’s 2026 Celebrating Inclusion Dinner & Auction on June 18, helping to further promote understanding and appreciation of inclusive communities.
We are incredibly proud of these students for using their voices to make a positive impact and for helping create a more welcoming and inclusive school for all.