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Louisa Llewellyn - President
Edward Hubbs - Vice-President
Adam Baker
Linda Bittmann
Jacqueline Borger
Patrick Hagan
Gina Levins
Bruce Marks
Kathleen McHugh

Bruce Darrow - Brooklawn

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Board Office Staff

Paul A Spaventa - Superintendent of Schools
Kimberly Ludwick-
Administrative Assistant to Superintendent
Margaret McDonnell - Business Administrator
Gail Sacchetti - Administrative Assistant
Bonnie Brooks - Budget Coordinator
Janice Marchese- Accounts Payable
Karen McKinney - Payroll and Benefits
Frank Cavallo Jr of Parker McCay - Solicitor

User Friendly Budget  2012-2013 School Year

ARRA Monitoring Report
 

Caucus - 7PM
Thursday before the regular meeting

Regular Meeting - 7PM
Second Tuesday of Month

2011-2012 Meeting Dates

Meeting Dates Amendment

2012-2013 Meeting Dates NEW!

Meeting Dates Amendment

Meetings are held at:
Gloucester City High School

Media Center
1300 Market Street
Gloucester City, NJ
 

Meeting Minutes
May 2011 Minutes

June 2011 Minutes
July 2011 Minutes
September 2011 Minutes
October 2011 Minutes
November 2011 Minutes
December 2011 Minutes
January 2012 Minutes
January Special Meeting Minutes

February 2012 Minutes
March 2012 Minutes
April 2012 Minutes

 

School Board Candidacy Information 2012

 

Beginning 2012, School Board Elections will be held to coincide with the NOVEMBER General Election.  Information about School Board Candidacy can be found at the following web links:

 

Click here for information from New Jersey School Boards Association

http://www.njsba.org/about/candidacy/

 

Click here for information from Camden County

http://www.camdencounty.com/government/county-officials/candidate-school-board

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MISSION STATEMENT

 The educational process of the Gloucester City Public School District is the embodiment of visionary leadership, involved community, and individual needs.  It is characterized by a holistic approach, by technological innovation, and by the development of socially responsible citizens.  All students in the Gloucester City School District will be able to demonstrate the skills as outlined in the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards.  The students of the Gloucester City Schools will become contributing members of a changing economy and be prepared and committed to life long learning.