Left to right: Todd Weisenstein, president of the Oaklyn Education Association; and William Stauts, who was recognized for 50 years of dedicated service as a school board member.
At its board meeting Jan. 22, 2025, the Oaklyn Board of Education in Camden County honored school board member William “Bill” Stauts for his 50 years of service on the board.
Ray Pinney, chief membership engagement officer at the New Jersey School Boards Association, presented Status a plaque from NJSBA and a 50-year lapel pin honoring him for his dedicated service.
“We are fortunate to honor and thank Mr. Stauts for his many years of dedicated service and support to the students and families of Oaklyn,” said Dr. Fred McDowell, superintendent of Oaklyn School and Collingswood Public School District
Stauts was also honored with proclamations from the Camden County Commissioners as well as the Oaklyn Mayor Greg Brandley and the borough’s governing body with proclamations.
In addition, the Oaklyn Board of Education in its official action named the school library after him.
