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Cooperstown Elementary Recognized

In Top 250 Of 4,500 In New York State

Cooperstown Elementary Principal Teresa Gorman received a certificate this morning recognizing her school as one of 250 "Reward Schools" in the state, the best out of 4,500 schools statewide. Executive Principal Lynne Strang made the presentation during the opening assembly for faculty and staff. Details in this week's Freeman's Journal. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)
Cooperstown Elementary Principal Teresa Gorman received a certificate this morning recognizing her school as one of 250 “Reward Schools” in the state, the best out of 4,500 schools statewide. Executive Principal Lynne Strang made the presentation during the opening assembly for faculty and staff. Details in this week’s Freeman’s Journal. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)

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