The Copiague School District is pleased to introduce the 2013 inductees into the Hall of Achievement. The Copiague Hall of Achievement was created in 1997 in an effort to recognize graduates of Copiague High School who have succeeded in their careers and lives. Inductees may also include those who have distinguished themselves by virtue of their contributions to community and society. The goal of the District’s Hall of Achievement is to introduce positive role models to the school community. By their very nature, inductees to the Hall inspire students to adopt high aspirations.
This year’s inductees are: Dr. Jame’l Hodges (Class of 1992), Mark A. Rosenberg (Class of 1990) and Marina Katherine (Tsakis) Skea (Class of 1973). These three individuals will be honored at an evening ceremony on Oct. 19 to conclude the district’s homecoming festivities.
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