Sioux City Community School District celebrates 40 retiring employees
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) — The Sioux City Community School District celebrated retiring staff members on Wednesday.
From teachers to food service employees, forty workers are retiring from the district this year. They were honored with a celebration at the district's Education Service Center in Downtown Sioux City.
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One of the retiring educators said things are changing, and some people just know when it's time to retire.
The food was prepared by culinary students.
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