
I am passionate about expanding educational opportunities for all, including access to STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics) programming. As a member of the board, I will be an advocate for all children, regardless of background or ability. “I am seeking a seat to ensure the board upholds its responsibility to the parents and students of our community to govern efficiently and effectively. He has resided in Freehold Township for more than 10 years and his children attended the district. He has assisted with the New Jersey Special Olympics, worked as a chaperone and mentor for the Freehold Marlins, and is with the nonprofit organization Reaching Beyond Autism. If re-elected, Cozzolino said three areas of focus for her will be teachers, not computers, leading the education of students, financial stewardship of public tax dollars to maximize student learning, and providing every student with the tools necessary to succeed.ĭow is an executive leader of information technology, working in industries such as unified communications, hotels, finance/banking and education. I also see new programs and initiatives in action which affords me an interesting perspective in setting policy,” Cozzolino said. I know firsthand the extraordinary work the district staff does every day to produce thoughtful, engaged and educated young people. I am actively involved in my kids’ education. I have concerns about personalized learning and the impacts of technology on the education of the district’s children, as well as the district’s finances. “I want to be a part of growing this reputation. “I believe in the quality education the township has historically offered its youngest residents, earning it a reputation as an excellent school district,” she said. This is the town in which my husband and I chose to raise our family and educate our kids. I am seeking re-election because I have a deep commitment to education and to Freehold Township.


“I am proud of the work I have done thus far to emphasize the role of the board as advocates and active participants in creating a vision for our schools,” Cozzolino said. The candidates seeking the terms are Cozzolino, Levy, Poklemba-Holtz, Sherlock Dow, Brian Lipnicky, Richard Pelaia and Kerry Vendittoli.Ĭozzolino has lived in Freehold Township since 2011 and joined the school board in 2017.
