Newark Board of Education members recognized 22 Newark Central School District teachers, other professional staff and administrators October 1st who have been granted tenure by the BOE since September 2024.
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They included:
Jennifer Spratley, Special Education teacher at Perkins School
Chris Mykins, School psychologist at Perkins School
Meghan Trevvett, AIS teacher at Perkins School
Danielle Watt, Reading teacher at Perkins School
Kathryn Andrews, Reading teacher at Lincoln School
Alexandra VerMeersch, 2nd grade teacher at Lincoln School
Samantha Martin, 5th grade teacher at Kelley School
Dina Austin, French teacher at Newark Middle School
Justin Reho, Physical education teacher at Newark Middle School Hannah Simmons, School psychologist at Newark Middle School
Kati VanEtten, Science teacher at Newark Middle School
Chelsea Rapp, Special education teacher at Newark Mddle School
Jessica Orchard, School counselor at Newark Middle School
Karen Maynard, AIS teacher at Newark Middle School
Stephanie Post, Librarian at Newark Middle School
Kari Hamelinck, Principal at Lincoln School
Peter Czerkas, Principal at Perkins School
Jonathan Mastin, Director of Physical Education, Health and Athletics for the Newark Central School District
Allison Trapasso, Physical Education teacher at Newark High School
Linda-Veronica Pecora, Librarian at Newark High School
Melanie Myer, Principal of Newark Middle School
Teresa Prinzi, NCSD Director of Pupil Services
“Tonight, we recognize teachers and administrators who have reached an important milestone — the awarding of tenure. This achievement is earned through years of dedication, professional growth, and a demonstrated commitment to our students and community,” BOE President Russ Harris said.
“For some, it marks the successful completion of their probationary period here in Newark; for others, it reflects earning tenure in a new area of their careers, showing both versatility and excellence.
“Tenure affirms our trust in your abilities and our confidence that you will continue to inspire students and strengthen our schools. On behalf of the Board of Education, congratulations — we wish you a long and fulfilling tenure here in Newark.”