Staff Spotlight

At the January 20 Board of Education meeting, Marlboro Middle School staff members Eric Jay, Patricia Nieliwocki, and Kristin Triozzi were recognized for their creativity, collaboration, and commitment to inclusion. Their thoughtful, outside-the-box approach helped create a meaningful cheerleading role that highlighted the values of teamwork, empathy, and community at MMS. Congratulations!

At the January 20 Board of Education meeting, Mrs. Julie Mazzone was recognized for the positive impact she has on the school community each day. Known for warmly greeting students and families, her kindness, encouragement, and consistently positive attitude help create a welcoming and supportive environment for all. Congratulations!

At the January 20 Board of Education meeting, Marlboro Middle School’s mental health professionals, school nurses, and vice principals were recognized for their care, dedication, and unwavering support of students and staff. Ms. Allison Burkhardt, Ms. Kaitlin Carroll, Ms. Veronica DePinto, Ms. Nicole DiGeronimo, Ms. Lauren Gabler, Ms. Jodi Girard, Ms. Jenna Grieci, Ms. Michele Hunt, Mr. James McCann, Ms. Amanda Napolitano, Ms. Veronica Nunez-Ayala, Ms. Loriann Riehl, Ms. Jaclyn Sabo, and Mr. Eric Tatgenhorst help make MMS a safer, healthier, and more supportive school community through their commitment to listening, supporting, and showing up when it matters most. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Mr. Pagliaro, principal of Frank J. Dugan Elementary School, was recognized by a parent for his dedication and leadership. His daily presence, engagement with students, support of staff, and welcoming approach help make Dugan a warm, inclusive school community. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, kindergarten teachers Mrs. Shafer, Mrs. Montemarano, and Mrs. Murray from Robertsville Elementary School were recognized for their dedication to students and families after transitioning from the Early Learning Center and welcoming their new school community with open arms. Their commitment to supporting diverse learners and building a positive school culture helps every student feel valued and successful. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Ms. Donato was recognized for her dedication to fostering academic and social growth. She recently partnered with Mrs. Murray to launch the Roadrunners Refresher Program, where students take orders and serve coffee and snacks to staff on Friday mornings. A program that builds confidence and brightens everyone’s day. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Lauren Newman was recognized for her dedication to first grade students. Her energy, empathy, and engaging teaching practices create a supportive and welcoming learning environment. Ms. Newman’s commitment to students helps them thrive, and the district is grateful to have her as part of its community. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Mrs. Hickey was recognized after a parent shared a thoughtful email she sent praising their son’s participation, character, and love of learning. This kind message meant so much to the family and highlights the care and encouragement Mrs. Hickey brings to her classroom every day. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Erin Corsi was recognized for her outstanding dedication as coach of the Marlboro Middle School sixth and seventh grade boys soccer teams. A parent shared how Coach Corsi created an environment of mutual respect, motivation, and school pride, making this championship season truly special for every player. Marlboro Middle School is fortunate to have such an inspiring coach guiding our students. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Mrs. Staffling was recognized for more than three decades of dedicated service to Marlboro families. Through her gentle and supportive approach, she helps students feel safe, supported, and positioned for success while strengthening connections between school and community. Her positivity, care, and lasting impact are truly immeasurable. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Caroline Tachine from Defino Central Elementary School was recognized following a heartfelt message from a parent. The parent shared how the lessons of kindness and inclusion Ms. Tachine taught their child in first grade were still guiding his actions a year later during a school event.

Moments like these show the lasting power of a great teacher. Thank you, Ms. Tachine, for shaping not only strong students but kind and caring people. Congratulations!

At the December 16 Board of Education meeting, Robert Bachonski, affectionately known as “King Bob” at Asher Holmes Elementary School, was recognized for his compassion and positivity. Caring for more than just the building, Bob greets students by name and offers reassurance on tough mornings, making Asher a welcoming place not by contract, but by nature. Congratulations!

At the November 11 Board of Education meeting, a group of individuals were recognized for their quick action, steady judgment, and teamwork in ensuring that a situation at Frank J. Dugan Elementary School was handled safely and effectively.

Their responsiveness and support reflect an outstanding commitment to our students and school community, demonstrating the dedication and care that define the Marlboro Township Public Schools community.

We extend our appreciation to Connie Aldana, Anthony Antonucci, Mark Cary (pictured), Robert Coleman (pictured), Josephine Crain, Daniel Doyle (pictured), Michael Francobandiero (pictured), Phyllis Mallozzi, Kimberly Marcello, Carolyn Marrone, Joseph Richardson (pictured), John Rubino, and Angela Scotti.

At the November 11 Board of Education meeting, Fara Bono, Samantha Talmage (not pictured), and Lauren Wright from Asher Holmes and Robertsville Elementary Schools were recognized for their outstanding work in preparing students for the Star-Spangled Banner Day celebration. Their dedication to blending history, music, and meaningful learning helped students perform beautifully and understand the significance of the national anthem. Their daily commitment continues to enrich the school community. Congratulations!

At the November 11 Board of Education meeting, Thomas Rose was recognized for demonstrating outstanding character through kindness and respect, along with his dedication to keeping our school community safe.

He was commended for his commitment and tireless efforts in protecting our district, especially throughout the challenges of the past several months.

This recognition celebrates the important role he plays each day in ensuring a safe and supportive learning environment for all. Congratulations, Tom!

At the November 11 Board of Education meeting, staff members from Asher Holmes Elementary School were recognized with Certificates of Kindness for demonstrating outstanding character through kindness and respect.

Honorees included Mrs. JoAnn Cilmi, Ms. Carol Colao, Ms. Lauren Kolanovic, and Mrs. Dana McCall.

These staff members were commended for their nurturing spirit and for consistently going above and beyond for our students and school community. This special recognition celebrates the positive impact they make each day. Congratulations!

At the September 16 Board of Education meeting, staff members from the Transportation Department were recognized with Certificates of Kindness for demonstrating outstanding character in KINDNESS and RESPECT. Honorees included: Ms. Margarita Addeo, Ms. Frances Awad, Mr. Gregory Cohen, Mrs. Heather Maksimik, and Ms. Tammy Walters. They were commended for their nurturing spirit and for going above and beyond. This special award was presented in recognition of their positive impact. Congratulations!

At the September 16 Board of Education meeting, Chelsea Russo and Skyla Rizzi were recognized with a Certificate of Kindness for their outstanding character in showing RESPECT and KINDNESS to others. They were commended for their nurturing spirit, creativity, and attentiveness to their students. This special award was presented to them in recognition of their positive impact. Congratulations!