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New Jersey in USA School Superintendents Info n New Jersey Ser No Nmae position Email School Name 1 Mr. John Niesz Superintendent [email protected] Bayonne School District 2 Michele Link Principal [email protected] BelovED Community Charter School 3 Richard Raschdorf Board Secretary [email protected] BelovED Community Charter School 4 Mr. James Brewer Principal [email protected] Dr Lena Edwards Academic Charter School 5 Dr. Richard Corbett Superintendent [email protected] East Newark School District 6 Mrs. Nicole Costeira Superintendent [email protected] East Newark School District 7 Ms. Susan Grierson School Director [email protected] Elysian Charter School 8 Mr. Kathleen Mone Superintendent [email protected] Elysian Charter School 9 Ms. Carly Gigl School Lead [email protected] Empowerment Academy Charter School 10 Ms. Michelle Rosenberg Superintendent [email protected] Guttenberg School District 11 Mrs. Maureen Kroog Superintendent [email protected] Harrison Public Schools 12 Ms. Deirdra Grode Superintendent [email protected] Hoboken Charter School 13 Mrs. Jennifer Sargent School Lead [email protected] Hoboken Charter School 14 Dr. Brian Falkowski Board Secretary [email protected] Hoboken Charter School 15 Dr. Christine Johnson Superintendent [email protected] Hoboken Public School District 16 Mrs. Joyce Goode Board Secretary [email protected] Hoboken Public School District 17 Mrs. Ashley Seroczynski School Director [email protected] Hudson Arts and Science Charter School 18 Mr. Mustafa Coban Board Secretary [email protected] Hudson Arts and Science Charter School Ms. Amy Lin-Rodriguez Superintendent [email protected] Hudson County Schools of Technology School District 19 Ms. Ayana Williams Board Secretary [email protected] Jersey City Community Charter School 20 Ms. Lenora Galleros Board Secretary [email protected] Jersey City Community Charter School 21 Dr. Nadira Raghunandan-JackSuperintendent [email protected] Jersey City Global Charter School 22 Mr. Brian Stiles Superintendent [email protected] Jersey City Golden Door Charter School 23 Mr. Franklin Walker Superintendent [email protected] Jersey City Public Schools 24 Ms. Regina Robinson Board Secretary [email protected] Jersey City Public Schools 25 Mrs. Patricia Blood Superintendent [email protected] Kearny 26 Dr. Edward Izbicki Board Secretary [email protected] Kearny 27 Dr. George Solter Superintendent [email protected] North Bergen School District 28 Ms. Jennifer Montesano Superintendent [email protected] Secaucus School District 29 Ms. GRACE YEO Board Secretary [email protected] Secaucus School District 30 Mrs. Claudia Zuorick Superintendent [email protected] Soaring Heights Charter School 31 Mrs. Marta Bergamini Principal [email protected] The Ethical Community Charter School 32 Mr. Colin Hogan School Lead [email protected] The Learning Community Charter School 33 Mrs. Silvia Abbato Superintendent [email protected] Union City School District 34 Mr. Erie Lugo School Lead [email protected] University Academy Charter High School 35 Mr. Eric Crespo Superintendent [email protected] Weehawken Public School District 36 Mr. Matthew Whitford Board Secretary [email protected] Weehawken Public School District 37 Ms. Clara Herrera Superintendent [email protected] West New York School District 38 Mr. Dean Austin Board Secretary [email protected] West New York School District 39 Mr. Robert Presuto Superintendent [email protected] Boonton Town School District 40 Dr. Christian Angelillo Superintendent [email protected] Boonton Township School District 41 Mr. John Murray Board Secretary [email protected] Boonton Township School District 42 Dr. Daniel Johnson Superintendent [email protected] Butler Public School District 43 Dr. Christina VanWoert Superintendent [email protected] Chester Township School District 44 Dr. Steven Forte Superintendent [email protected] Denville Township K-8 School District 45 Mrs. Damaris Gurowsky Board Secretary [email protected] Denville Township K-8 School District 46 Dr. James McLaughlin Superintendent [email protected] Dover Public School District 47 Mrs. Natalee Bartlett Superintendent [email protected] East Hanover Township School District 48 Mrs. Deborah Muscara Board Secretary [email protected] East Hanover Township School District 49 Dr. Angelo Vilardi Superintendent [email protected] Educational Services Commission of Morris County 50 Ms. Catarina Bilotta Board Secretary [email protected] Educational Services Commission of Morris County 51 Dr. Steven Caponegro Superintendent [email protected] Florham Park School District 52 Maria Carrell Superintendent [email protected] Hanover Park Regional High School District 53 William Albert Board Secretary [email protected] Hanover Park Regional High School District 54 Mr. Michael Wasko Superintendent [email protected] Hanover Township School District 55 Mrs. Vanessa Wolsky Board Secretary [email protected] Hanover Township School District 56 Mr. Matthew Spelker Superintendent [email protected] Harding Township School District 57 Mrs. Jeanne Howe Superintendent [email protected] Jefferson Township Public School District 58 Mrs. Rita Giacchi Board Secretary [email protected] Jefferson Township Public School District 59 Ms. Diane DiGiuseppe Superintendent [email protected] Kinnelon School District 60 James Grube Superintendent [email protected] Lincoln Park School District 61 Dr. Edwin Acevedo Superintendent [email protected] Long Hill Township School District 62 Ms. Julie Kot Board Secretary [email protected] Long Hill Township School District 63 Mr. Mark Schwarz Superintendent [email protected] Madison Public School District 64 Ms. Danielle Mancuso Board Secretary [email protected] Madison Public School District 65 Dr. Mitzi Morillo Superintendent [email protected] Mendham Borough School District 66 Mrs. Felicia Kicinski Board Secretary [email protected] Mendham Borough School District 67 Dr. Salvatore Constantino Superintendent [email protected] Mendham Township School District 68 Mr. Lee Nittel Superintendent [email protected] Mine Hill Township School District 69 Mrs. Carolina Rodriguez Board Secretary [email protected] Mine Hill Township School District 70 Dr. Rene Rovtar Superintendent [email protected] Montville Township School District 71 Katine Slunt Board Secretary [email protected] Montville Township School District 72 Scott Moffitt Superintendent [email protected] Morris County Vocational School District 73 James Rollo Board Secretary [email protected] Morris County Vocational School District 74 Mr. James Jencarelli Superintendent [email protected] Morris Hills Regional School District 75 Mrs. Joann Gilman AuricchioBoard Secretary [email protected] Morris Hills Regional School District 76 Mr. MARK MAIRE Superintendent [email protected] Morris Plains School District 77 Mr. Mackey Pendergrast Principal [email protected] Morris School District 78 Mr. Anthony LoFranco Board Secretary [email protected] Morris School District 79 Ms. Monica Rowland Superintendent [email protected] Mount Arlington Public School District 80 Ms. Tonya Flowers Board Secretary [email protected] Mount Arlington Public School District 81 Dr. Robert Zywicki Principal [email protected] Mount Olive Township School District 82 Dr. Beth Azar Superintendent [email protected] Mountain Lakes Public School District 83 Mrs. Kathleen Walsh Superintendent [email protected] Netcong School District 84 Dr. Barbara Sargent Superintendent [email protected] Parsippany-Troy Hills Township School District 85 Mr. Michael Portas Superintendent [email protected] Pequannock Township School District 86 Mrs. Sallyann McCarty Board Secretary [email protected] Pequannock Township School District 87 Ms. Jennifer Fano Superintendent [email protected] Randolph Township School District 88 Mr. Gerald Eckert Board Secretary [email protected] Randolph Township School District 89 Mr. Anthony Riscica Superintendent [email protected] Riverdale School District 90 Mr. Jayson Gutierrez Board Secretary [email protected] Riverdale School District 91 Mrs. Phyllis Alpaugh Superintendent [email protected] Rockaway Borough School District 92 Mr. William Stepka Board Secretary [email protected] Rockaway Borough School District 93 Dr. Peter Turnamian Superintendent [email protected] Rockaway Township School District 94 Mrs. Rachel DeCarlo Board Secretary [email protected] Rockaway Township School District 95 Mrs. Loretta Radulic Superintendent [email protected] Roxbury Township School District 96 Mr. Joseph Mondanaro Board Secretary [email protected] Roxbury Township School District 97 Dr. Michael LaSusa Superintendent [email protected] Unity Charter School 98 Ms. Connie Sanchez School Lead [email protected] Washington Township School District 99 Mr. Jeffrey Mohre Superintendent [email protected] Washington Township School District 100 Ms. Liz George Board Secretary [email protected] Washington Township School District 101 Mr. Michael 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