Janet Hinds Pivalis ’71 Honored by University of Findlay
Janet Hinds Pivalis was one of eight people honored at the University of Findlay’s Homecoming and Family Weekend. Janet is a retired educator who taught for 34 years in what she calls her “dream job” in Delran Public Schools. After retiring from Delran in 2009, she was an adjunct professor for seven years at Rowan College Burlington County, teaching intensive reading and composition.
Janet earned numerous teaching awards throughout her career including the New Jersey Governor’s Teacher of the Year Recognition in 1988 and 2006. In 2007, she was named the Special Education Outstanding Educator by the National Association of Special Education Teachers. Janet has also dedicated time and energy to helping various nonprofit organizations over the years. She served as a 211 telephone crisis counselor for Contact of Burlington County, and volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, food pantries and food kitchens, and EARS Animal Rescue Thrift Shop in Englewood, FL, where she and Frank, her husband of 43 years, reside during some of New Jersey’s cold months.
Alumni News
Headlines for Alumni – December 4, 2024
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Former Foxes Excel at the NCAA Level
Three former Foxes have received postseason collegiate athletic honors while also seeing their teams advance to the NCAA Division III Tournament. Ithaca College defender Bella McCollister ’21 has repeated as the Liberty League Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Year...
MFS Celebrates Paul Mecray ’56 and Largest Gift Commitment in History of the School
View additional photos from the Mecray House dedication. The Moorestown Friends School community celebrated the largest major gift commitment in its 239-year history on Friday, September 20 - a $4 million combined outright and estate gift from Paul Mecray ’56. In...