There was a round of applause for Gartenberg – punctuated by a cowbell that was rung by an audience member – after Markarian and Schiff made the announcement. Nick Markarian and Jorden Schiff, who are the superintendents of the Bernards Township and Hillsborough Township school districts, respectively, made the announcement at the school board’s Tuesday night meeting. The winner of the Central Regional Superintendent of the Year will compete against the winners of the other two state regions – Northern and Southern – to be named the New Jersey Superintendent of the Year. Gartenberg was named as the county’s top school superintendent by the Somerset County Association of School Administrators, which means she is in the running to be named as the New Jersey Central Regional Superintendent of the Year.
Submitted by the school district, November 2017.Obviously pleased and happy, Superintendent of Schools Nancy Gartenberg was honored by the Montgomery Township Board of Education on her selection as the Somerset County Superintendent of the Year Tuesday night. The guiding principles include: We will commit to and model a culture of collaboration we will always be solution-minded we will always be student-centered we will view ourselves as a listening/learning team focused on “we.” InformationĬontact: Nancy Gartenberg, superintendent.
Included is the creation of targeted teams with clearly-defined timelines to design and implement collaborative solutions to situations as they arise, and monitor district goals. Together, with School Leadership Teams, the district team is responsible for establishing and implementing an effective system of schoolwide communication. The team is comprised of 50 percent administration and 50 percent faculty. The team was created to foster a collaborative working relationship between administrators and staff across all aspects of the district, to positively impact student academic achievement and social and emotional growth. Montgomery Township’s district administrators and the Montgomery Township Education Association, with support from the Rutgers University School of Labor and Management, have formed a District Leadership Team. New Jersey School Boards Association Login Search Menu
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