The North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District is comprised of North Hunterdon High School located in Annandale, NJ and Voorhees High School located in Glen Gardner, NJ. All together, the district educates about 2,700 students from 12 different municipalities. It also has one of the largest Boards of Education in the state with 12 members, who each have a weighted vote. Each member serves a three-year term.
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The School Board sets the vision for the district and helps make sure everything we do comes back to what’s best for students. That includes approving curriculum, being responsible stewards of the budget, and hiring and supporting the superintendent. We also serve as a connection between families, staff, and the schools so that everyone feels heard and represented. At the end of the day, the Board’s main responsibility is to make sure every student has the opportunity to succeed.
For me, three qualities stand out:
Leadership that inspires. We need someone who can set a clear vision and motivate staff, students, and families to work toward it together.
Open communication. It’s important that the superintendent is approachable and transparent, so families and staff feel they can trust what’s being shared.
Student-first mindset. Every decision should be made with students in mind—whether it’s academics, extracurriculars, or emotional support.
Those three qualities ensure that the superintendent is leading not just with authority, but with heart.
I believe parents are essential partners in education. They deserve to know what their children are being taught and to have a voice in those conversations. At the same time, schools need to provide students with resources that are accurate, age-appropriate, and prepare them for the real world.
When it comes to things like books and health curriculum, transparency is really important. Parents should have opportunities to review materials and share concerns. But we also need to balance that with making sure all students have access to a full, well-rounded education. It’s about finding common ground so families feel respected and students are supported.
I am motivated to run for School Board because I believe every student should have access to a strong education and the resources needed to succeed. As a parent with children at North Hunterdon High School, Voorhees High School, and Clinton Township Middle School, I see both the strengths and challenges in our district. My goal is to help create an environment where students, teachers, and families all feel supported, valued, and heard.
The qualities that guide me are dedication, accountability, and collaboration. I am committed to listening to different perspectives, making informed decisions, and keeping the focus on what benefits students most. I also value transparency and believe open communication builds trust between the community and schools.
Professionally, I bring years of experience as Sales and Marketing Manager for a Made in USA manufacturing company, where I manage relationships, lead strategy, solve problems, and oversee budgets, product development, and team coordination. These skills translate directly to the oversight and decision-making responsibilities of a School Board member.
AI is here to stay, and I see it as a tool that can make learning and teaching even better—if it’s used responsibly. For staff, it can help save time on repetitive tasks or give them new ways to look at data to support students. For students, it can provide extra practice, tutoring help, or spark creativity.
That said, it should never replace teachers or critical thinking. Clear guidelines are important so that students learn how to use AI responsibly, while still developing their own voices and problem-solving skills. Used thoughtfully, AI can help prepare our students for the future they’re stepping into.
