Huntington School District Celebrates Four Educators Receiving Tenure

The Huntington Union Free School District proudly recognized four outstanding educators who achieved the significant professional milestone of receiving tenure during the Board of Education meeting held on Monday evening, October 19, 2026.

The evening was a celebration of dedication, professionalism, and the lasting impact these individuals have made on the students, families, and school community of Huntington. Each recipient was recognized for their contributions to the district and their commitment to supporting student success.

The four individuals recognized for receiving tenure were:

Jennifer Artusa – Special Education Teacher

Andrea Becker – School Psychologist

Mary Rath – Special Education Teacher

Daniela Spillane – School Counselor

Deputy Superintendent Christopher Hender delivered personalized remarks for each tenure recipient, highlighting their professional journeys, individual accomplishments, and the meaningful impact they have made on Huntington students and the greater school community. Following each recognition, Board of Education President Theresa Sullivan and Superintendent of Schools Beth McCoy presented the honorees with roses in celebration of this special milestone.

"Receiving tenure is a tremendous professional accomplishment and represents years of hard work, dedication, and a commitment to the students we serve," said Deputy Superintendent Christopher Hender. "Each of these four individuals brings something special to our district, and their contributions extend far beyond their daily responsibilities. We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and fortunate to have them as part of our Huntington family."

The Huntington Union Free School District extends its heartfelt congratulations to Jennifer Artusa, Andrea Becker, Mary Rath, and Daniela Spillane on achieving this well-deserved milestone. Their commitment to education, student well-being, and the Huntington community exemplifies the qualities that make the district such a special place to learn and grow.