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Foley Award

The Raymond K. Foley Award

Raymond K. Foley, son of Peter J. Foley was a former Naugatuck educator who spent 37 years working for the borough school system, as a teacher, coach, athletic director, high school principal, and superintendent of schools. Mr. Foley encouraged athletics and the development of better facilities for the school population. According to Raymond K. Foley, “as long as people continue to rear children, we must provide the tools, teachers, and other facilities to educate our young,” (W.G. Leuchars).

The Naugatuck Parent School Council has presented the Raymond K. Foley Award annually since 1976. Each year, the PSC seeks nominations for this award, which honors individuals who have shown outstanding service and unselfish dedication contributing to the betterment of Naugatuck children. Letters of nomination and support are read during a meeting and the votes are cast. Each year, the Foley Award committee rotates alphabetically among the schools. This committee coordinates the dinner which is given in the recipient's honor.

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