Credit: Pennsbury School District
A custodian at the Pennsbury School District’s Pennwood Middle School has been named a finalist for a nationwide Custodian of the Year contest.
Cindy Hain, who recently was in the news for helping clean up a long-lost flag in the district, serves as the head custodian at the Lower Makefield middle school that serves students from across the district.
Hain is competing against nine other custodians from around the country.
The contest, sponsored by Cintas Corporation, is offering a $10,000 cash prize along with $5,000 in Cintas and Rubbermaid products and services for their school for the winner. The winning custodian’s school will also get a $20,000 training and development package from the International Sanitary Supply Association. Nine finalists will received $1,000 cash and free tuition to one Cleaning Management Institute training event, which is valued at $1,500.
Hain was nominated by 12 Pennwood employees for the vital role she plays in the day-to-day operations of the middle school.
The following staff members submitted tributes about Hain for the contest: Douglas Disbrow, Stacy Kirsh, Anne Zauzig, Mary Hughes, Kelli Voorhees, Michelle Taylor, AniMaria Babel, Colleen Brodbeck, Mary Anne Ritchie, Jessica Berkey, Allyson Kashinsky, and Noelle Murphy with support from Principal Derek Majikas and Assistant Principal Ryan Kennedy.
Hain’s biography from Cintas:
“Cindy is known for putting a sprinkle of her own personal touches throughout the school. You can tell where Cindy has been not only because the halls sparkle and shine, but because there’s a path of love with all arrows pointing back to her. Cindy helped create a food and clothing pantry within the school so struggling students can gain access to resources they may not have otherwise. In addition to creating a judgment free, nurturing environment, Cindy pulled resources from family and friends to design a fully functioning kitchen for students with autism. Her kindness and compassion resonate deeply with the students and staff and she has become a beacon of Pennwood Middle School.”
The nationwide contest is open to custodians of educational facilities from elementary through college.
“Year after year, we are constantly amazed at how much custodians truly impact the students and staff, said Christiny Betsch, marketing manager at Cintas. “We always look forward to this contest to honor those who work so hard year-round to make schools a safe, healthy, clean place for children to learn.”
To vote for Hain, visit this page.
Voting will end at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, April 17.
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