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Public Schools Directory 2020-2021 Somerset County Public Schools Directory 2020-2021 Bernards High School Somerset Hills School District Robert Morris School South Bound Brook School District Watchung Hills Regional High School Watchung Hills School District Somerset Executive County Superintendent Of Schools Office 27 Warren Street, 4th Floor Somerville, NJ 08876 MAILING ADDRESS PO Box 3000 Somerville, NJ 08876-1262 Roger A. Jinks Interim Executive County Superintendent County Office • New Jersey Department of Education Telephone……………908-541-5700 Fax. …………………908-722-6902 Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm For additional information log on to our website at: www.co.somerset.nj.us/schools or the state website at: www.state.nj.us/education Department of Education Staff Somerset County Office STATE STAFF Roger A. Jinks Interim Executive County Superintendent of Schools Vanessa J. Davenport Executive County Business Official Susan Bruder, Ed.D. Education Program Development Specialist Sandra Gogerty Education Program Development Specialist (Special Education) COUNTY STAFF Lori Watson Office Manager Patricia “Pat” Estin Executive Assistant (Student Transportation) Evelyn Corrales Administrative Assistant to the Executive County Business Official Kristen Burgess Administrative Assistant to the Education Specialist and County Supervisor of Child Study Eliot W. Collins Teacher Certification Specialist 2 Table of Contents Department of Education Staff .......................................................................................2 Bedminster Township School District ............................................................................5 Bernards Township School District ................................................................................6 Bound Brook Township School District .........................................................................8 Branchburg Township School District .........................................................................10 Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District ............................................................12 Central Jersey College Prep Charter School ...........................................................15 Franklin Township School District ................................................................................16 Green Brook Township School District ........................................................................19 Hillsborough Township School District .......................................................................21 Manville School District ...............................................................................................24 Montgomery Township School District ........................................................................26 North Plainfield School District ...................................................................................28 Somerset County Educational Services Commission ............................................31 Somerset County Vocational & Technical Schools .................................................33 Somerset Hills School District .....................................................................................35 Somerville School District ...........................................................................................37 South Bound Brook School District ............................................................................39 Thomas Edison EnergySmart Charter School .........................................................40 Warren Township School District .................................................................................41 Watchung Borough School District ..............................................................................43 Watchung Hills Regional School District.....................................................................45 State Board of Education ..............................................................................................47 New Jersey Department of Education ..........................................................................48 New Jersey School Boards Association .......................................................................49 New Jersey Education Association ...............................................................................49 3 New Jersey Department of Treasury, Division of Pensions ..........................................49 New Jersey Association of School Administrators ........................................................50 New Jersey Association of School Business Officials ..................................................50 New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association ....................................................50 Raritan Valley Community College ...............................................................................50 Somerset County Elementary Principals Association ...................................................51 Somerset County High School Principals Association ..................................................51 Somerset County Library Commission .........................................................................51 Somerset County School Boards Association ..............................................................52 Somerset County Association of School Business Officials .........................................52 Somerset County Education Association ......................................................................52 Somerset County Association of School Administrators ...............................................53 Central New Jersey Council of the International Reading Association .........................53 Somerset County School Nurses Association ..............................................................53 Somerset County Directors of Guidance ......................................................................53 Somerset County Adult School- Literacy-GED .............................................................54 Somerset County Retired Educators Association .........................................................55 Literacy Volunteers of Somerset County ......................................................................55 County Educators Federal Credit Union .......................................................................55 Somerset County United Way ......................................................................................55 Somerset County School Calendar ..............................................................................56 Teacher Certification .....................................................................................................57 Somerset County Freeholders ......................................................................................61 Directions to our County Office .....................................................................................62 Somerset County Superintendent-Function / Organization ..........................................65 4 0240 - BEDMINSTER TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT www.bedminsterschool.org Jennifer Giordano Superintendent of Schools • [email protected] 234 Somerville Road, Bedminster 07921 908-234-0768 Ext. 203 • Fax 908-234-2318 Marguerite Colonel Executive Administrative Asst. to the Superintendent [email protected] Karna Johnsen, School Secretary / Data Specialist Eulalia Gillis Interim School Business Administrator / Board Secretary [email protected] 908-234-1487 Ext. 209 • Fax 908-234-2359 020 - Bedminster Township School (Pre-K-8) 234 Somerville Road, Bedminster 07921 • 908-234-0768 Principal ............................................................................................Corby Swan PTO President ......................................................Danielle Fredella 908-741-4490 District Administrative Personnel Director of Student Services ............................................................ Lauren Zugale School Physician .................................................................... Somerset Pediatrics Attendance Officer ...............................................................................Corby Swan Transportation Supervisor ............................................................... Cindy Gattone Affirmative Action Officer .....................................................................Corby Swan School Counselor ................................................................................Gina Infante School Safety Specialist ......................................................................Corby Swan BOARD OF EDUCATION Meets 3rd Thursday at 7:30 pm 234 Somerville Road, Bedminster 07921 • 908-234-1487 President .......................................................................................Suzie Stevinson Attorney ............................................................................. Busch Law Group, LLC Treasurer of School Monies .............................................................Alicia Schauer Auditor ........................................................................ Nisivoccia & Company, LLP Kindergarten Cutoff Date .......................................................................October 1st Certificated Personnel .........................................................................................71 Bedminster Township sends grades 9 - 12 students to Somerset Hills Regional 5 0350 - BERNARDS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT www.bernardsboe.com Mr. Nick Markarian Superintendent of
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