Kristen Wolf comes to the district from Flemington-Raritan Regional School District, where she served as the Supervisor of Mathematics and Science for grades K-8 for seven years. Her background includes previous roles in Bernards Township School District, where she was Supervisor of Mathematics K-12 and a mathematics special education teacher. The board expressed enthusiasm for her upcoming tenure, which is set to begin on September 1st.

Kimberly Haynes, a familiar face within the district, has a 12-year history with West Windsor-Plainsboro. Her roles have varied from coordinator for early intervention services to a fourth and first-grade teacher at Village and Maurice Hawk schools, respectively. In addition to her teaching duties, Haynes has been active in professional development and served as vice president of the district’s association. The board looks forward to her contributions in her new role.

The meeting also highlighted the achievements of board member Dana Krug, who was re-elected to the New Jersey School Boards Association Board of Directors. Her second term will run from May 2024 through May 2027.

Superintendent David Aderhold took the opportunity to thank staff and students for a successful school year, noting the preparation underway for the 2024-2025 school year, including hiring and curriculum development. The board also recognized over 40 retirees for their collective service of more than 1,100 years to the district.