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Board of Education member Cathie Mulligan announces resignation

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Board of Education member Cathie Mulligan announces resignation

Jul 22, 2024
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Middletown City School District (MCSD) Board of Education (BOE) member Cathie Mulligan has announced her resignation, effective July 31, 2024, due to progressing physical symptoms of Parkinson’s disease. Mulligan, a lifelong Middletonian, has served two consecutive terms on the BOE beginning in January 2018. 

“I’m grateful to the Middletown voters, for allowing me this experience and the last chapter of a 60-year process of learning different aspects of education,” Mulligan said. “I’m grateful that I’ve had the opportunity to serve and get that take on education.”

While serving MCSD, Mulligan has contributed significantly to student achievement and success through the implementation of MCSD’s strategic vision known as Passport to Tomorrow. 

“Throughout her tenure, Cathie has demonstrated unparalleled dedication, intelligence, and thoughtfulness in her role,” BOE President Chris Urso said. “Her hard work and commitment have been instrumental in driving positive changes and ensuring the highest standards of education for our community.”

While at MCSD, Mulligan has been a champion for improving math instruction, advocating for strategies and programs to enhance students' mathematical skills and comprehension. 

“Cathie is an icon in the world of education. She has dedicated her life to serving children and has been an integral part of many key initiatives and decisions that have positively impacted our students,” MCSD Superintendent Deborah Houser said. “Her passion for education has helped shape the direction of our district, and her contributions will be felt for years to come.”

“She has been an unwavering advocate for students, teachers, and parents alike, always striving to create an environment where everyone can thrive,” Urso said. "Her legacy of thoughtful, intelligent, and hard-working service will be remembered and appreciated for years to come.”

The BOE has begun the process of appointing a new member to fill the vacant seat. Further details about the application process and timeline will be announced soon.

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