By Kaitlyn Midgely
LCOE Communications Specialist
The Lassen County Board of Education proudly recognized several members of the Lassen County Office of Education team for their years of dedicated service to the students, families, and schools of Lassen County.
During a recent board meeting, staff members were honored for their outstanding contributions, commitment, and long-term dedication to supporting education and community programs.
Recognized for 10 years of service were:
Patricia Gunderson, Superintendent of Schools, who has led with vision, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to ensuring quality education for all students in Lassen County.
Yvette Neely, Child and Family Resources Accounting Technician, whose meticulous work ensures the smooth operation of essential programs that serve families across the county.
Jessica Kortuem, McKinley ASES Site Facilitator, who has tirelessly supported enrichment opportunities and academic growth for students through after-school programming.
Honored for 15 years of service was:
Katie Hart, Credentialed School Nurse, who has provided exceptional care and health support to students, promoting their well-being and ensuring they can thrive in their educational environments.
In recognizing these individuals, the Board of Education emphasized the profound impact of their work on the community.
“Each of these honorees has contributed immeasurably to the success and well-being of Lassen County students, staff, and families. Their dedication inspires all of us and strengthens the foundation of education in our region,” the Board stated.
The Lassen County Office of Education continues to uphold its mission to support and enrich education throughout the county. By recognizing these milestones, the Board celebrates the invaluable role that educators and support staff play in shaping the future of the community.