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Barocas, Kas, Osmond and Spalthoff answered questions as a slate, as did Edwards and Keegan.Īcevedo did not respond to the Press's questions.Īlso in Jackson: Synagogue hits another snag in South New Prospect Road plans The Asbury Park Press asked all 11 candidates to answer questions pertaining to their qualifications, district funds, tax dollars and transportation. Barocas is running on the Kas-Osmond-Spalthoff slate. Running for the one-year unexpired term are Allison Barocas, 46, who works in the pharmaceutical industry, and 66-year-old BonnieSue Rosenwald, a small business owner and former school board member in Marlboro and Freehold.

Giuseppe Palmeri, 36, a business manager.

Kas, 52, owns a multi-franchise company with her husband and handles finances for nonprofits. Osmond, 43, is an associate professor at Rowan College at Burlington County. Spalthoff, 45, is the superintendent of the Spring Lake Heights school district was appointed to a seat on the Jackson school board in March

Tina Kas, Erica Osmond and John Spalthoff, running as a slate.

Tzvi Herman, 32, who won election to a one-year unexpired term on the board last year.

Megan Gardella, 41, a social worker previously employed as a school social worker in Jackson.

Edwards is a laboratory manager and Keegan is the co-owner of Keegan Electric.

Jessica Edwards, 37, and Akxsi Keegan, 43, running as a slate.

Gus Acevedo, 72, an incumbent board member and retired educator seeking re-election.The candidates for the three-year terms are: JACKSON - More than half the seats on the township Board of Education are up for election this fall, at a pivotal moment as the district continues to grapple with funding cuts and a looming student transportation crisis.Įleven candidates are seeking election to the Jackson school board, with nine running for a trio of full three-year terms and two facing off for a one-year unexpired term to replace former board member Thomas Colucci, who resigned in March.

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