Overview of the Association: The membership of  MCSBA is made up of fifty-six school districts.  The goal of the association is to enhance the skills and knowledge of local board of education members throughout Monmouth County.  MCSBA serves as a forum for the exchange of information and ideas and as a catalyst to expedite and initiate action.

All MCSBA events are open to board members and administrators from the fifty-six school districts.

For more information about MCSBA contact Lori Handaly-Kaye, County Program Coordinator, at lkaye@njsba.org

Upcoming Events

Send your program suggestions to Lori Handaly-Kaye, County Program Coordinator, at LKAYE@NJSBA.ORG 

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Past Events

Each year the two biggest events for Monmouth County School Boards Association continue to be our Student Recognition program and the Annual Spring Dinner.  These wonderful events allow board members, administrators, parents, and students to celebrate both the accomplishments and the diversity for which Monmouth County is so well known.

	NJSBA Immediate Past President Patti J. Pawling swears in MCSBA officers at the Spring Dinner, June 2006. Pictured right to left are Kathy Winecoff, President; Ann Marie Sparaco, Vice President for Student Affairs; Jason Jones, Vice President for Programs and Public Relations
	MCSBA President Kathy Winecoff and NJSBA Immediate Past President Patti J. Pawling present 2006 Jeremiah Regan Teacher Scholarship Award to Emily Farber, Red Bank Regional HS.
	MCSBA President Kathy Winecoff and Karen Ginty, Monmouth County and NJ Teacher of the Year 2006 present 2006 Jeremiah Regan Teacher Scholarship Award to Kyle Keelen, Keansburg HS.
	MCSBA President Kathy Winecoff and Karen Ginty, Monmouth County and NJ Teacher of the Year 2006 present 2006 Jeremiah Regan Vo-Tech Scholarship Award to Anthony Zampino, Neptune Township HS.
	Members of the Monmouth Beach BOE congratulate Karen Ginty, Monmouth County and NJ Teacher of the Year at the Spring Dinner, June 2006.

Officers

The Officers of the Monmouth County School Boards Association are always available to answer your questions or to discuss your issues or concerns.  In the interest of privacy, please contact your local NJSBA Field Office at 1-888-88NJSBA to request the phone number of the Officer you wish to contact.

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