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Montville Recognizes Educators of the Year!
Montville Board of Education Congratulated Recipients From Each of the Township's Seven Public Schools. Competition Moves to County Level.
Recently the Montville Township Public Schools Board of Education President, Charles Grau, presented certificates of recognition to fifteen distinguished educators.
The award winners were selected by their peers in each of Montville Township Public Schools' seven buildings.
The district’s 2017 – 2018 Teachers of the Year are: Montville Township High School - Jennifer Kilanowski, Robert R. Lazar Middle School - Nicole Rudge, Cedar Hill Elementary School - Andrea Petrullo, Hilldale Elementary School - Lauren Work, Valley View Elementary School - Jennifer Blanchard, William Mason Elementary School - Meredith Wolsten and Woodmont Elementary School - Stacey Maciorski.
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The seven teachers are among those being considered for Morris County Teacher of the Year.
Montville Township’s 2017 – 2018 Education Service Professionals of the year are: Montville Township High School - Catherine Lomauro, Robert R. Lazar Middle School - Jessica Holman, Cedar Hill Elementary School - Stephanie Perillo-Gentile, Hilldale Elementary School - Ian Schwindel, Valley View Elementary School - Shelby Newkirk, William Mason Elementary School - Kelly Goodwin and Woodmont Elementary School - Laura Catalano.
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The seven service professionals are among those now being considered for Morris County education awards.
County winners across the state, in both categories, are ultimately considered for top recognitions by the state of New Jersey and the Governor’s office.
The 2017 – 2018 Princeton University Distinguished Secondary School Teacher is the MTHS Forensic Coach and English teacher Mary Gormley. Gormley has also been named as a National Speech and Debate Association 2018 Educator of the Year Award Finalist, as well as the Montville Township Chamber of Commerce Public Service Award recipient.
Across the state of NJ, recipients of the Princeton University Distinguished Secondary School Teacher awards in each district are considered for participation in the Ivy League School’s spring graduation ceremony.
In addition, Gormley, as one of only five 2018 NSDA Finalists in the nation, will learn on March 2, 2018 if she has been named the NSDA 2018 Educator of the Year.
“We are very proud of the accomplishments of these outstanding educators,” said Superintendent Dr. René Rovtar. “The dedication, time and commitment they share with Montville Township students is inspiring and greatly appreciated.”
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CAPTION (Photo by Sue Marinello)
At the January 16, 2018, Montville Township Public Schools Board of Education meeting BOE President Charles Grau presented certificates of recognition to fifteen distinguished district educators. Pictured Left to right: Kelly Goodwin, Stacey Maciorski, Laura Catalano, Meredith Wolsten, Jennifer Blanchard, Shelby Newkirk, Stephanie Perillo-Gentile, Jessica Holman, Nicole Rudge, Lauren Work, Andrea Petrullo, Ian Schwindel, Jennifer Kilanowski, Catherine Lomauro and Mary Gormley
