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“We remain committed to the pursuit of equity and academic excellence in an environment that supports the success of all of our students,” Behrend said. School board President Beth Behrend said the school board is “delighted to have identified such a talented and accomplished educator to lead the Princeton Public Schools at this crucial time. She moved over to developing marketing strategy and packaging in the advanced care product division of Johnson & Johnson, before switching careers to become an educator. She began her career working on cell phones and smart card technology for Bell Atlantic. degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 2005. She also served as the principal of an elementary school in the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District, and as the director of curriculum and instruction for Hunterdon Central Regional High School.Įducation is a second career for Kelley, who earned a bachelor’s degree in systems science engineering from the University of Pennsylvania and a MBA degree from the University of Virginia. She has been a classroom teacher, an assistant principal and K-12 supervisor of math in the Franklin Township School District. Kelley, who raised her two sons in neighboring Montgomery Township, is a former superintendent of schools in the Branchburg Township School District. “I can’t wait to meet the students and the staff and to connect with the community,” Kelley said. She said she was happy to return home to central New Jersey. She said she is a “really strong advocate” for listening to the community. Kelley thanked the school board for giving her the opportunity to lead the Princeton Public Schools.

With the Princeton Public Schools logo as a backdrop behind her on the Zoom call, a smiling and happy Kelley watched and listened as the school board approved a resolution to hire her. Kelley begins her new job July 1 and will earn $240,000 per year. He will stay on the job through June 30, 2021. Barry Galasso, a retired superintendent of schools, has filled in as the interim superintendent of schools since July 1, 2020.

Montgomery township school district nj athletics association of principals and supervisors