The Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District honored its staff members for reaching milestone years of service during the annual Years of Service Recognition event held on April 22. The celebration recognized employees who have served the district for five, ten, fifteen, twenty, twenty-five, thirty and thirty-five years.
The recognition event is significant because it highlights the dedication and commitment of those who support students, families and colleagues across all roles in the district. Honorees were celebrated for their lasting impact on creating supportive and high-quality learning environments.
The evening included a meal sponsored by Town Bank and food prepared by Pikkito. Organizers said this created a welcoming space to reflect on achievements and connect with others in the school community. The district said each honoree’s milestone represents “years of dedication, care and commitment to students, families and colleagues.” According to organizers, “Behind each milestone is a story of service, with countless hours spent preparing lessons, supporting students, collaborating with colleagues and going above and beyond.”
According to the official website, the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District promotes community engagement through extracurricular activities and leadership opportunities for students. The district also maintains facilities that support education from early childhood through high school while emphasizing programs in literacy, math, and social-emotional learning according to its official website. It has achieved the highest ACT composite scores among public non-charter schools in Dane County as well as statewide according to its official website.
The district aims to understand students’ backgrounds while developing their abilities so they are prepared for global challenges but remain inspired locally according to its official website. Dr. Dana Monogue has served as superintendent according to its official website. The Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District serves communities in Middleton and Cross Plains in Wisconsin according to its official website.
In closing remarks about this year’s honorees, organizers said: “We extend our sincere congratulations to all of this year’s honorees and our heartfelt thanks for their continued dedication. Their work makes a meaningful difference in the lives of our students and strengthens our entire school community.”
