Paterson teacher celebrates 49th year, marking district’s longest-ever tenure
It was a historic moment for one local teacher today and the entire Paterson school district.
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Sep 7, 2022, 10:26 PM
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Bessy Ames started her first day in the district on Sept. 1, 1974. She is now celebrating her 49th year, the district's longest-ever tenure.
On Wednesday, her colleagues and friends celebrated Ames' achievement.
Ames herself said she was simply happy to have been working as a teacher for as long as she has.
Her advice to teachers who might not have as much experience as she does? Focus on the students.
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