Board of Education
Recent ActivityMission Statement
The Emerson Public Schools, in partnership with the community, will endeavor to provide a high standard of education in order to maximize the potential of all students. It will provide a school climate that accepts all students of varying abilities, interests, and backgrounds.
The district is entrusted with the responsibility to provide students with a variety of learning experiences in a safe and supportive environment. It will provide students with the essential tools to become skilled, knowledgeable, independent, and self-directed learners.
We strive to prepare and empower them for the demands of a more technologically advanced world as literate, ethical, contributing citizens.
Overview
The Board of Education is composed of five members, each elected from the community. Collectively, the members, along with district administration, set policy and direction for the Emerson Public Schools. In operations, the Board exerts a supervisory responsibility by certifying all contracts, payment of monies, and employment. In planning, the Board oversees the development of the districts' educational and co-curricular programs.
Each year, the Board and district administration engage in a strategic planning process to identify specific goals and objectives for the school district. These goals and objectives are tied directly to the annual budget.
Residents of Emerson are encouraged to attend Board of Education meetings. If residents wish to speak to the Board, time is set aside during each monthly meeting for residents to present for discussion and issues or concerns. A schedule is posted under the "Files" section below. New Jersey's Sunshine Law requires that these meetings be held in public, with the exception of executive sessions. In an executive session, the Board may discuss (but not vote) on personnel matters, legal items, employee negotiations, security arrangements, and other confidential items as defined by the law.
Members
The Emerson Public Schools, in partnership with the community, will endeavor to provide a high standard of education in order to maximize the potential of all students. It will provide a school climate that accepts all students of varying abilities, interests, and backgrounds.
The district is entrusted with the responsibility to provide students with a variety of learning experiences in a safe and supportive environment. It will provide students with the essential tools to become skilled, knowledgeable, independent, and self-directed learners.
We strive to prepare and empower them for the demands of a more technologically advanced world as literate, ethical, contributing citizens.
Overview
The Board of Education is composed of five members, each elected from the community. Collectively, the members, along with district administration, set policy and direction for the Emerson Public Schools. In operations, the Board exerts a supervisory responsibility by certifying all contracts, payment of monies, and employment. In planning, the Board oversees the development of the districts' educational and co-curricular programs.
Each year, the Board and district administration engage in a strategic planning process to identify specific goals and objectives for the school district. These goals and objectives are tied directly to the annual budget.
Residents of Emerson are encouraged to attend Board of Education meetings. If residents wish to speak to the Board, time is set aside during each monthly meeting for residents to present for discussion and issues or concerns. A schedule is posted under the "Files" section below. New Jersey's Sunshine Law requires that these meetings be held in public, with the exception of executive sessions. In an executive session, the Board may discuss (but not vote) on personnel matters, legal items, employee negotiations, security arrangements, and other confidential items as defined by the law.
Members
Mrs. Mary Reid, President
Mr. Craig Steel, Vice President
Mrs. Teresa Giacalone
Mrs. Ann Pressimone
Dr. Benjamin Sallemi
Mr. Craig Steel, Vice President
Mrs. Teresa Giacalone
Mrs. Ann Pressimone
Dr. Benjamin Sallemi
Announcements  !Fairwell JohnAt the April 30, 2013 Reorganization Meeting of the Board of Education, John DiNiro was given a proclamation by Board President, Mary Reid, honoring Mr. DiNiro for his years over 13 years of service as a Board Member.
 New Board MemberDr. Benjamin Sallemi was sworn in as a new board member at the Board of Education’s April 30, 2013 Reorganization Meeting. Dr. Sallemi was elected to a three year term at the annual election held on April 16, 2013. Files
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