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Principal's Message

 
I am both humbled and honored to be Principal of Marlboro Elementary School.  I am a passionate educator who advocates for every child.  I look forward to working collaboratively on providing an experience that develops our students academically, socially, and emotionally.  I believe in our mission to prepare students for becoming leaders in a global society by instilling strong values and citizenship, along with high academic standards.
 
I have served the Marlboro Township Public Schools since 2005.  I have held positions at Marlboro Memorial Middle School, the Frank Defino Central Elementary School, the David C. Abbott Early Learning Center as well as working in the board of education office.  It is with great pride and honor, that I now call myself a MarEl Mustang!  My plan is to leverage my broad experiences to continue a tradition of excellence at Marlboro Elementary School.
 
Even though I am extremely proud of my accomplishments as an educator, they pale in comparison to the personal pride I hold as father to my daughter Olivia, son Joseph and as a husband to my wife Kristen.  In every professional decision I make, I always consider the humanistic side and ask myself, “What would I want for my family?”  I hold relationships and communication within a school community in the highest regard.  To that end, my door is always open to speak about our shared mission of developing our children.  Do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions, concerns, accolades, ideas, or even just to say, “Hello.”
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MHAMC Parent Resource

The Mental Health Association of Monmouth County (MHAMC) has prepared the attached booklet as a resource and support for parents.

Topics covered in the booklet include:
Is there anything I can do if my child refuses to go to school?
My child seems to be having increased anxiety, what is the best way to help them?
How do I know when I need to seek professional help for my child?
What do I do when I need a little bit of extra help for my child?

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