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Hunterdon County School Directory Hunterdon County Department of Education State of New Jersey 2020 - 2021 Public School Directory www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/schools.htm OVERVIEW OF EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS IN HUNTERDON COUNTY The Hunterdon County Office of the New Jersey State Department of Education functions as a state-county coordinating agency charged with educational leadership in the county. The county (437 square miles - 26 municipalities - 128,349 population per 2010 census) has 27 school districts (3 regional high school districts, 1 K-12 regional school district, 1 vocational school, 1 alternative school, 1 regional elementary district, and 20 elementary districts) with approximately 18,406 pupils. The 27 school districts include 48 school buildings and employ approximately 3,400 full instructional, supervisory and adminis- trative positions. Local school budgets prepared for the 2020- 2021 school year total $445,416,166. All school districts continuously engage in curriculum improve- ment and professional learning for staff. With offerings in alternative and special needs education, adult education, new courses and methodologies in the general curriculum, facility planning, and vocational-technical education, the programs and practices are regularly reviewed and revised to align with 21st century learning goals and improved student outcomes. A map locating the Hunterdon County school districts can be found on the inside back cover of this directory. INDEX County Freeholders/County Commissioners 1 State Department of Education 1 State Board of Education 1 County Office Staff 2 County School Boards 3 School Administrators Association 3 School Nurses Association 3 Association of School Administrators 4 County Education Association 4 Library Association 6 School Business Officials Association 6 Central Jersey Instructional Media Services 6 Raritan Valley Community College 7 Hunterdon County School Districts: Alexandria Township 8 Bethlehem Township 10 Bloomsbury Borough 11 Califon Borough 12 Clinton-Glen Gardner 13 Clinton Township 14 Delaware Township 16 Delaware Valley Regional High School 18 East Amwell Township 20 Flemington-Raritan Regional 21 Franklin Township 24 Frenchtown Borough 25 Hampton Borough 26 High Bridge Borough 27 Holland Township 28 Hunterdon Central Regional High School 29 Hunterdon County Educational Services Commission 31 Hunterdon County Vocational 33 Kingwood Township 34 Lebanon Borough 35 Lebanon Township 36 Milford Borough 38 North Hunterdon/Voorhees Regional High School 39 Readington Township 42 South Hunterdon Regional 44 Tewksbury Township 46 Union Township 48 Non-Public Schools 49 School Calendar 50 Key to Map of Sending Districts 54 HUNTERDON CTY. BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS/ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Shaun C. Van Doren, Freeholder/County Commissioner Director Susan Soloway, Deputy Director J. Matthew Holt, Freeholder/County Commissioner John E. Lanza, Freeholder/County Commissioner Zack T. Rich, Freeholder/County Commissioner Hunterdon County Administrator Kevin P. Davis STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 100 RIVERVIEW PLAZA PO BOX 500 TRENTON, NJ 08625-0500 (609) 376-3500 Toll Free (877) 900-6960 Kevin Dehmer, Interim Commissioner of Education Secretary, State Board of Education STATE BOARD OFFICE For a listing of current NJDOE State Board Members, please go to the following website: www.nj.gov/education/sboe/about/members/ 1 HUNTERDON COUNTY OFFICE NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 314 State Rt. 12, Building 1, Suite 260 P.O. Box 2900 Flemington, NJ 08822-2900 Website: www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/schools.htm E-Mail Address: [email protected] HUNTERDON COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Juan Torres, Interim Executive County Superintendent PROFESSIONAL STAFF Lisa DeLong Executive County Business Official Janina Zak-Krasucki County Special Education Specialist Stephen Goldman Education Program Development Specialist SECRETARIAL SUPPORT STAFF Darlene Wene Office Manager/Assistant to the Superintendent & Education Specialist Julie Gordon Transportation/Business Official’s Secretary Brenda Apgar Certification Clerk Virginia Travis Receptionist/Special Education Secretary General Information (908) 788-1414 County Superintendent (908) 788-1416 Business Official/Transportation (908) 788-1459 General Education (908) 788-1416 Special Needs (908) 788-1458 Certification (908) 788-1462 Fax (908) 788-1457 2 HUNTERDON COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION 2020-2021 President Laurie Markowski Flemington-Raritan School District Vice President Charles T. Miller East Amwell Township Vice President Rachel McLaughlin North Hunterdon/Voorhees REPRESENTATIVES TO NEW JERSEY SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION Laurie Markowski Delegate Flemington-Raritan School District Charles T. Miller Alternate Delegate East Amwell Township NEW JERSEY SCHOOL BOARDS FIELD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Gwen Thornton NJSBA Field Service Representative 413 West State Street; PO Box 909 [email protected] Trenton, NJ 08605-0909 (609) 218-2190 Patricia Rees (609) 278-5297 County Activities Coordinator (609) 218-2189 (c) [email protected] HUNTERDON COUNTY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION President Dr. Richard Bergacs North Hunterdon/Voorhees Vice President Robert Castellano Flemington-Raritan School District Secretary Dr. Gregory Farley Bethlehem Township School District Treasurer Tony DeMarco Flemington-Raritan School District HUNTERDON COUNTY SCHOOL NURSES ASSOCIATION President Lynn Gresko High Bridge Middle School (908) 638-4101, ext. 4118 3 HUNTERDON COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS (Affiliate of NJASA) President Dr. Rick Falkenstein Kingwood Township 1st Vice President Marie Gorey Hunterdon County ESC 2nd Vice President Edward Stoloski East Amwell Township Treasurer/Secretary Jason Kornegay Califon/Lebanon Township ESC Report Marie Gorey Legislation NJASA Jonathan Hart Readington Township HUNTERDON COUNTY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President Sue Vala, Reading-Fleming Intermediate School Vice President Fiona DeScala, Hunterdon Central RHS Secretary Ruth Stieh, Round Valley School Treasurer Robin Kiefer, Clinton Twp. Middle School HCEA (908) 284-1640 13 Bloomfield Avenue Flemington, NJ 08822 [email protected] NJEA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sue Vala Reading-Fleming Intermediate School NJEA DELEGATE – ASSEMBLY Carol Rocha Hunterdon Central Regional High School JoAnn Gitto Clinton Township Middle School Robin Kiefer, Alternate Clinton Township Middle School Beth McCann Frenchtown School Fiona DeScala Substitute for County President 4 LOCAL DISTRICT ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTS Alexandria Township Patricia Bender (Lester D. Wilson) Bethlehem Township Eileen Bancalari (Thomas B. Conley Elementary School) Bloomsbury Dianna Pulcini Califon Alison Demarco Clinton–Glen Gardner Public School Judy Liptak Clinton Township Kelly Hill (Round Valley School) Delaware Township Valerie Wheatley Delaware Valley Margaret Esposito Carolyn Wolsiefer East Amwell Lauren Falivene Flemington - Raritan Susan Vala (Reading-Fleming Intermediate School) Franklin Township Trina Lahman Frenchtown Peter Moran Hampton Michael Grossman High Bridge Lisa Kerr Lauren C. Richardson Holland Township Robin Nugent Hunterdon Central Michele Bernhard David Batke (Bus Drivers Assoc) Hunterdon County Vocational Taryn Romanczak Kingwood Township Charles Shlimbaum Lebanon Borough Lauren Baldoni Lebanon Township Maureen Woerner Nancy Agolio (Paraprofessionals) Milford Donna Pontoriero North Hunterdon/Voorhees Stephen Halldorson (North Hunterdon) Readington Township Kevin Meyer (Middle School) South Hunterdon Shannon Birckhead Joseph Ferguson (Bus Drivers) Tewksbury Dorothy Palmer Susan Stecker Union Township Amy Barrett Lisa Plumstead 5 HUNTERDON COUNTY LIBRARIANS ASSOCIATION President Stephanie Singer Readington Township Secretary Maryjean Riou Hunterdon County Library Treasurer Susan Ehlert Clinton Township HUNTERDON / WARREN ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY SCHOOL BUSINESS OFFICIALS HUNTERDON COUNTY President Michele McCann Kingwood Township/Milford Vice President Jason Bohm Readington Township Secretary Lori Tirone (For both Hunterdon and Warren) Tewksbury Township WARREN COUNTY President Timothy Havlusch Hackettstown Vice President Molly Petty Blairstown Treasurer Michael Brennan (For both Hunterdon and Warren) Knowlton Township CENTRAL JERSEY INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA SERVICE - AVA 440 South Main Street Manville NJ, 08835 Telephone (908) 253-8484 Fax (908) 253-9977 Ordering Number (800) 745-5736 6 RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Route 28 & Lamington Road North Branch, New Jersey Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3300 Somerville, New Jersey 08876-1265 Telephone: (908) 526-1200 President: Dr. Michael J. McDonough President Board of Trustees: Robert P. Wise Chair Caren Bateman Vice Chair–Hunterdon Tracy DiFrancesco Zaikov Vice Chair-Somerset Paul J. Hirsch W. Timothy Howes Secretary Roger A. Jinks Interim Executive County Superintendent for Somerset Roger R. Locandro Andrew J. McNally Donald Rica Helena Swanicke Juan Torres Interim Executive County Superintendent for Hunterdon James A. Von Schilling Margaret M. Windrem Treasurer Julia DeTommaso Alumni Representative 7 ALEXANDRIA TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT (PreK-8) - 0020 557 County Road 513 Pittstown, NJ 08867 Telephone (908) 996-6811 Fax (908) 996-7029 E–Mail Address: [email protected] Website: www.alexandriaschools.org Members of the Board of Education Work Sessions 2nd Thursday of each month Regular Meetings 4th Wednesday of each month Meetings are subject to change Term Expires Doug Walker, President 2021 William Prouty, Vice President 2022 Caterina Dobak 2021 Eric Joseph
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