Michael J. Singleton, Ed.D., is the Superintendent of the Southern Berkshire Regional School District. Dr. Singleton received his BA, M.Ed., and CAGS from SUNY Brockport, and earned his doctorate in educational leadership from Nova University. Dr. Singleton retired after more than 20 years as superintendent in districts in NY State and worked as Director of Special Education in Williamstown Public Schools for 5 years, prior to joining Southern Berkshire in 2008. Dr. Singleton holds MA certification as Superintendent, All Levels.

Christopher Thompson is the Supervisor of Technology. He is a graduate of Elizabethtown College (PA)), where he received a BA in Communications. He also holds an M.Ed. from Lesly University. Mr. Thompson joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2000. He is certified to teach Communications and Performing Arts (all levels) and as an Instructional Technology Specialist (all levels).

Thomas Nadolny is the Assistant Elementary Principal. Mr. Nadolny earned his BA from the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts and a Masters of Education from Cambridge College. Prior to becoming the Assistant Principal in October of 2009, Mr. Nadolny served as an assistant principal at Lee Elementary and Middle Schools, and as an elementary principal in the Gateway Regional School District and at Southern Berkshire.

David Hastings is the Director of Curriculum and Professional Development.   Mr. Hastings holds a BA in Math Education from Springfield College and a MEd in School Administration from North Adams State College (MCLA). Prior to coming to Mt. Everett in 2006, he worked as a Math teacher at Mt. Everett (1977-80), a special needs teacher, and as an administrator in several private residential special education schools.  He retired in 2005 from the military as an Army Chief Warrant Officer Five.  Mr. Hastings holds Massachusetts educator licenses  in Mathematics, 7-12; Special Needs, 7-12; Supervisor/Director, 7-12; and Superintendent.

Francine Groener teaches the New Marlborough PreKindergarten Class, which has earned accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Ms. Groener received her BS from the Brooklyn College of the City University of New York and has completed graduate level course work in her field at several area colleges. She is MA certified to teach PK-3, and has been a member of the New Marlborough staff since 1990. She is a member of the Elementary School Council, and she serves as Building Leader at NMC. Ms. Groener is also a Library Trustee for the Town of New Marlborough.

Jaimi-Lyn Beaty teaches 1st grade at New Marlborough Central School. Miss Beaty is a graduate of St. Bonaventure University, having earned both a Bachelor of Science in Elementary/Special Education and a Masters in Education there. Before joining the Southern Berkshire faculty in 2010, Ms. Beaty taught grades 3 through 6 special education and served as a gifted education/enrichment specialist for K-5th grade students. She also served as a long-term substitute for the multi-aged grades 1 & 2 class at New Marlborough Central last year.

Erna Lampman teaches Kindergarten. She holds a BA from Vertmont College of Norwich University and an M.Ed. from Cambridge College. Prior to joining the District staff in 1996, Ms. Lampman worked as a legal advocate for Native Americans and as a Waldorf teacher. Ms. Lampman developed the NMC garden program, the recently established the Healthy Snack Program, the popular annual Harvest Supper, and the weekly All-School Meetings. Ms. Lampman holds MA certification in the areas of Elementary Teacher, 1-6 and Early Childhood Teacher, PK-3.

Thomas Masters teaches grades 3 and 4 at New Marlborough Central School in 2010-11. Mr. Masters comes to the District from the Kolburne School, where he served as a Vocational Coordinator. He also worked as a Clinical Professor of Education at Pace University and taught at Manhattan School For Children and at PS 144 in New York City. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from SUNY Genesco, and a Masters of Science in Special Education at the City University of New York at City College. Mr. Masters holds MA certification in Elementary Education (1-6) and in Moderate Disabilities (PreK-8).

Evelyn Vallianos is the School Nurse for New Marlborough, Monterey, and South Egremont Schools. She is a graduate of the Lynn, MA Hospital School of Nursing. Ms. Vallianos has been a member of the District staff since 1993.

Ashley Rote teaches Grades 2-3. Ms. Rote earned her BA at Westfield State College and joined the District in January, 2008. She is piloting a unique program incorporating one-on-one laptop technology into the classroom. Ms. Rote is MA certified as an Elementary Teacher, Grades 1-6.

Julie Milani teaches K-1. Ms. Milani received a BFA in Dance and an MS in International Studies from Ohio University. After several years of touring the world with her own dance company, she returned to New York where she earned her M.Ed. in Elementary Education from Bank Street College. Ms. Milani began her teaching career in Southern Berkshire at the former Alford Kindergarten. She was instrumental in developing the Southern Berkshire Child Care Program, and she served as its director for several years. Ms. Milani has also taught at New Marlborough Central School and at Undermountain, and she served as assistant to the principal for a year. Ms. Milani is MA certified in Early Childhood, K-3.

Susan Kinne Beacco is the PK-2 Resource Room Teacher. She holds a Master’s Degree in Special Education from Bay Path College and is licensed by the MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Licensure to teach grades PK-2. Ms. Beacco is also licensed in special education, moderate disabilities Pre-K through 8, and  special education, moderate disabilities 5-12 . Ms. Beacco's previous experience includes service as a Developmental Specialist at the Children’s Health Program. She earned her BS in Human Development at Colorado State University and her M.Ed. from Bay Path College.

Anthony Bleau teaches 6th Grade Math and Science. Mr. Bleau earned a BS in Early Childhood Education and BA in Psychology at MA College of Liberal Arts, and a M.Ed. from Lesley University. He is currently enrolled in Cambridge College, completing an M.Ed. in Mathematics, 5-8. He has previously taught in various other grade levels and prior to coming to Southern Berkshire, taught at schools in Vermont and Connecticut. Mr. Bleau holds MA certification as an Early Childhood, PK-3, Teacher, and as an Elementary, Grades 1-6 Teacher.

Kimberly Bleau teaches the Early Kindergarten Class. Ms. Bleau holds a BA in Psychology and a BS in Education from MA College of Liberal Arts, and earned an M.Ed. from Lesley University. She joined the staff of Southern Berkshire in 1999. Ms. Bleau holds certification as an Early Childhood, PK-3, Teacher.

Robin Coulehan is the District School Psychologist. Dr. Coulehan served as a private contractor providing psychological assessments for students for several years prior joining the District staff in 2006. She graduated from Williams College with a BA in Psychology and from the State University of New York, Albany, with a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology. Dr. Coulehan also maintains a private practice in psychological services for children, adolescents, and families. She is licensed as a School Psychologist, All Levels, through the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.

Jennifer DeAngelo teaches second grade. A member of the Undermountain Staff since 1996, Ms. DeAngelo graduated from Rhode Island College with a BS in Elementary and Special Education. She holds MA certification as an Elementary (K-8) teacher and as a Special Needs (K-8) teacher.

Nancy Doherty is the Elementary Special Program Teacher (Grades K-8). Ms. Doherty is a graduate of Westfield State College, with a BA in Special Education and Liberal Studies, and she earned her MA in Educational Psychology at the Union Institute and University, Vermont College. Ms. Doherty is MA certified as a Teacher of Special Needs, 5-12 and PK-9. She is currently completing work on a post-master's certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis in Autism.

Donna Drew teaches Art, K-6. She received her BFA in Art Education at the Massachusetts College of Art and is MA certified to teach Art/Visual Art, K-12, and as a Special Subject Supervisor, K-12. Ms. Drew came to the SBRSD in 1974. She is a member of the District's Creative Schools Committee to plan interdisciplinary teacher training and student lessons. Ms. Drew recently completed work on an interdisciplinary grade 3 local black history curriculum, a project which was sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the MA College of Liberal Arts.

Christine Foster is a Special Education Teacher. She has been a member of the District staff since 2007. Ms. Foster received her BA in Special Education from the College of St. Rose and holds MA certification as a Teacher of Children with Moderate Special Needs, Grades 5-12.

James Foster teaches Grade 5 Math. He holds a BS in Sociology from Fitchburg State College. Mr. Foster holds MA certification as a Teacher of Children with Special Needs, PK-9 and 5-12, and as a Math Teacher, Grades 1-6. He has been on the SBRSD staff since 2004.

Christine Galeucia teaches first grade. Ms. Galeucia earned a BS in Elementary Education and a Clinical Masters in Education from Westfield State College. She has been on the staff of Undermountain since 2004. Ms. Galeucia holds MA certification as an Elementary Teacher, Grades 1-6.

JoAnn Gavrity is Title I Teacher and Title I Coordinator. She is MA certified as a Teacher of Children with Special Needs, PK-9 and 5-12, and in Reading, All Levels. Ms. Gavrity received a BA in Economics and an M.Ed. in Rehabilitation Counseling from Hunter College. She also holds an M.Ed. in the area of Teacher of Students with Moderate Disabilities from the MA College of Liberal Arts. Ms. Gavrity joined the District staff in 2002.

Carol Ide teaches 3rd Grade. Ms. Ide joined the District's staff in1987, following a successful career in music. She began as Coordinator of the Regular Ed. Preschool Program. After 3 years teaching preschool, she moved up to third grade. She looped with grades three and four for two years, and also taught one year in a second and third grade combination class.She received her BA in Elementary Education from Rider University, and is MA certified as an Elementary Teacher, K-6.

Joshua King teaches Physical Education. He is a graduate of Springfield College, with a BS in Movement of Sports. Mr. King is MA certified as a Teacher of Physical Education, Grades PK-8 and 5-12. He joined the District staff in 2006.

Kelly Milan is an Elementary Physical Education Teacher. Ms. Milan is a graduate of UMASS Amherst, where she earned a BA in Physical Education. She has taught in District schools since 1984, and currently serves as K-12 Health Curriculum Leader. Ms. Milan is MA certified as a Health/PE Teacher, K-12.

Mary J. (Amy) Murray teaches 3rd Grade. Ms. Murray graduated from Fitchburg State College with a BS in Education and from Smith College with an M.Ed. in Deaf Education. She is currently working toward an MS in Mathematics. Ms. Murray joined the staff at Southern Berkshire in 1998, and she holds MA certification as an Elementary Teacher, Grades 1-6, and as a teacher of Children with Special Needs, All Levels. She currently serves as PK-5 Math Curriculum Leader.

Michael Naventi teaches 5th grade. Mr. Naventi earned a Bachelors of Arts degree in Legal Studies at the University of Massachusetts and completed additional graduate work to meet the MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requirements for licensure. He is certified through the MA DESE as an elementary teacher, Grades 1-6. He is currently enrolled in a Masters program through American International College. Prior to joining the Southern Berkshire staff in 2010, Mr. Naventi held teaching assignments at the Eagleton School, Hillcrest Educational Center, the Kolburne School, and Monument Valley Middle School.

Rebecca Neet teaches 4th grade. Ms. Neet is a graduate of St. Bonaventure University, with a BS in Elementary Education. She earned her MS in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technology at the State University of New York at Albany. Prior to joining the Undermountain staff in 2011, she spent 12 years as an educator in various schools around the US and has served in various capacities including  classroom teacher, educational technologist, coach, and curriculum specialist. Ms. Neet holds MA DESE certification in Elementary (1-6).

Jennifer Preis is a Speech/Language Therapist. She earned both her Bachelor of Art and her Master of Science degrees in speech-language pathology from Loyola College in Baltimore, MD. Prior to joining our District staff in 2010, Ms. Preis held teaching assignments in Aberdeen and Baltimore, MD, and worked as a speech pathologist at the Baltimore Speech and Hearing Clinic and at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She holds MA certification in Speech/Language/Hearing Disorders, All Levels.

Angela Spitia is a FLES (Foreign Language for Elementary Students) Teacher (.6 FTE). Ms. Spitia received a BS in Law from the Universidad de SanBuenaventure, Cali,Columbia, and an MS in Teaching English as a Second Language from the Southern New Hampshire University. She joined the District staff in 2007, and holds MA certification as Teacher of Spanish, PK-6 and 5-12.

Frances Stevens is a Title I Teacher. Ms. Stevens is a graduate of Aurora University with a BA in History, and of Westfield State College, where she earned a Clinical Masters in Education (Reading). She has been a member of the SBRSD staff since 1990. Ms. Stevens holds MA certification as an Early Childhood Teacher (PK-3), Elementary Teacher (1-6), and Reading, All Levels.

Suzanne Teutsch, RN, BSN is the School Nurse at Undermountain Elementary School. Ms. Teutsch earned a BS degree in nursing from Ohio State University School of Nursing and holds licensure as a MA Registered Nurse and as a School Nurse, All Levels.  Her former experience in school nursing includes nine years as a school nurse and school nurse leader in the Pittsfield Public Schools. She has also worked as a nurse in many other settings, including Berkshire Visiting Nurses and Hillcrest Hospital, and as a clinical instructor at Berkshire Community College. Additionally, Ms. Teutsch holds thirteen copyrights for songs and plays that she has written.

Susan Turner is a 1st Grade Teacher. She earned a BS in Elementary Education from George Mason University and an M.Ed. from North Adams State College. Ms. Turner joined the elementary staff in1974 and left in June 1981, and she returned in 1989. She holds MA certification as an Elementary Teacher, Grades K-8.

Daniel Weston is a 2nd Grade Teacher. Mr. Weston earned a BA in Government from Skidmore College and an MA in Elementary Curriculum and Teaching from Columbia University Teachers College. He is currently the K-5 Science and Social Studies Curriculum Leader. He joined the elementary staff in 1993. Outside of school, Mr. Weston is a member of the Stockbridge Volunteer Fire Department and an EMT on the Lee Volunteer Ambulance Service. Mr. Weston holds MA certification as an Elementary Teacher, Grades 1-6.

Stephen Antil teaches Grades 7-8 Science. Mr. Antil joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2007. He earned a BS in Environmental Design and a Masters in Education from the Univ. of Massachusetts. He was the recipient of the MA Secretary for Environmental Affairs Award in Environmental Education in 2005 and 2001. He has worked on reforestation and community development in Haiti and assisted in Orca research in the San Juan Islands, WA. He also aided with hurricane relief efforts in Miss.and LA in 2007. Mr. Antil holds MA teaching certification in the areas of Social Studies, 7-12; Biology, 7-12; Earth Science, 7-12; and General Science, 7-12.

Neal Barbieri teaches Grades 9-12 Math. Mr. Barbieri received a BA in Mathematics from Westfield State College and is currently pursuing his Masters Degree. He joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2003. Mr. Barbieri serves as a Graduation Advisor and as an advisor for the Senior Class.

James Berlstein teaches Technology, Engineering, and Physics. He came to Mt. Everett in 2000. Mr. Berlstein received a BS in Biology from Yale University and an MA in Aquaculture from the University of WA, Seattle. Mr. Berlstein holds MA teaching certification in the areas of Physics, 8-12; Mathematics, 8-12; Technology/Engineering, 5-12; Biology, 9-12; and General Science, 9-12.

Jeremiah Bickford is the Middle School Academic Caseworker (special education). Mr. Bickford holds a BA in Art from Charter Oak College and has begun work toward a M.Ed.t Central CT State College. Prior to coming to Mt. Everett in 2008, he taught at Kolburne School, supervised a summer youth work program, and mentored a special needs student. He is MA certified in Art, 7-12.

Regan Campbell teaches 7-8 math. Ms. Campbell is a graduate of the State University of New York at Brockport, and she earned her Masters Degree and a Certificate of Advance Study of Education from Hofstra University. Prior to joining the Mt. Everett staff, she taught math at the middle school level in Johnstown, NY. She also taught for several years in Hudson Falls, NY. Ms. Campbell holds MA certification in Mathmatics, 5-8.

Jesse Carpenter teaches Grades 7-8 English Language Arts. He received a BA in English from Wesleyan University and an MA in English from Westfield State College. While at Wesleyan, Mr. Carpenter played 4 years of varsity baseball, and holds the school's record for highest batting average. He played in the College World Series in 1993 and was named to the All New England College Team in 1995 and 1996. Mr. Carpenter joined the Mt. Everett staff in 1998, and he currently serves as Grades 7 -8 Building Leader, Athletic Director, Varsity Baseball Coach, and Varsity Boys Soccer Coach. He holds MA teaching certification in the areas of English, 5-9, and Special Needs, PK-9.

Wendy Casey teaches Grades 9-12 English Language Arts and Grades 7-8 Spanish. Ms. Casey earned a BA in English from Westfield State College, and an M.Ed., Interdisciplinary Studies, from Cambridge College. Ms. Casey came to Mt. Everett in 2002, and she currently serves as Co-Advisor of the Mt. Everett Yearbook. She holds MA certification in English, 8-12.

Matthew Chrzanowski teaches Grades 7-8 English Language Arts. He joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2004. Mr. Chrzanowski earned a BA in English from James Madison University and is currently enrolled in the Bread Loaf School of English at Middlebury College. Mr. Chrzanowski is MA certified to teach English, 8-12.

Courtney English teaches Music and Band, Grades 5-12. She is a graduate of Oklahoma City University and holds a BA in Music Education and an MA in Music (Conducting). She taught music and band in Oklahoma and Connecticut, prior to coming to Mt. Everett in 2008. Ms. English holds MA certification in Music: Vocal/Instrumental/General, All Levels.

Marie Erwin is the Mt. Everett Library Media Specialist. She received a BS in Human Development from UMASS, Amherst, and an MS in Library Science from the State University of New York, Albany. Ms. Erwin serves as the District's Web Site Coordinator. She has worked at Mt. Everett since 1988, and she holds MA certification as a Library Media Specialist.

Dawn Estes-Daub is a Guidance Counselor. She joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2001. Ms. Estes-Daub is a graduate of the MA College of Liberal Arts, with a BA in Psychology, and she received her MA in Psychology from Westfield State College. She is MA certified as a 5-12 Guidance Counselor.

Michael Farmer teaches 7-8 Grade Social Studies and Grade 10 Economics. Mr. Farmer earned undergraduate and graduate degrees in Business/Finance from the University of Technology in Sydney, Australia, and he received an M.Ed. from Lesley University. He came to Mt. Everett in 2004, and is currently the 6-12 Social Studies Curriculum Leader, the Student Council Advisor, KiDmocracy Coordinator, and a member of the District's Long-Range Planning Team. Mr. Farmer is a recent recipient of the W.E.B. DuBois Citizenship Award, and is a volunteer for the S. Berkshire Medical Corps. He holds MA certification as a teacher of Social Studies (5-12), Business (5-12), and Political Science (9-12).

John Hammill teaches Grades 7-8 Social Studies and High School Honors Level U.S. History and Government. He earned a BA in History from the State University of New York, Potsdam. Prior to joining the Mt. Everett staff in 2003, Mr. Hammill was a researcher and technology analyst for George Gilder and the Gilder Technology Report, a subsidiary of Forbes Magazine. He holds MA certification as a History Teacher, Grades 5-8 and 8-12.

Elizabeth Kuzmech teaches grades 7- 12special education math. Ms. Kuzmech received her Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Mount Holyoke College and her Master of Science Degree in Special Education from Southern Connecticut State University. She previously taught at the Ben Bronz Academy in West Hartford, CT; Cheshire High School and Dodd Middle School in Cheshire, CT; and at Monument Mountain,in Great Barrington, MA. Ms. Kuzmech joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2010, and she is certified in Moderate Disabilities, PK-12.

Jeffrey Lang teaches Grades 9-12 Social Studies and History. He received a BA in History from Muhlenberg College, an MA in History from Columbia University, and completed a post baccalaureate teacher certification program at Westfield State College. Prior to coming to Mt. Everett in 2005, Mr. Lang enjoyed a successful travel career with the American Express Company in New York City. He is a past recipient of the American Society of Newspaper Editors summer fellowship to the University of Texas/Austin School of Journalism. Mr. Lang holds MA certification in History, 8-12.

Pierre Leger teaches grades 7-12 French. Mr. Leger is a native of France who earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Hospitality Management from Institut Paul Bocuse. He has worked at Canyon Ranch and Blantyre, and operated Á Table, a tableware boutique, in Lenox. Having decided on a career change, Mr. Leger obtained MA certification in French, PreK-6 and 7-12, and he has taught at the Academy at Swift River. He has also lead workshops in "French Through Cuisine" for adults and for students at Lenox Memorial High School.

Brenda Olivieri is an Academic (Special Education) Caseworker. Ms. Olivieri joined the District staff in 2006. She is a graduate of Belford University, with a BA in Early Childhood Education. She also holds a Horticulture Certificate from MA College of Liberal Arts through the Berkshire Botanical Garden. Prior to coming to the District, Ms. Olivieri served as a Youth Outreach Coordinator and a substitute teacher at all grade levels.

Lewis Randall, Jr. teaches Specialized Alternative Learning Environment classes. Mr. Randall received a BS in Liberal Studies from Southern CT State University, and a Clinical Masters in Education from Westfield State College. He came to Mt. Everett in 2004, and he holds MA teaching certification in the areas of Social Studies (5-9 and 9-12), Special Needs (5-12), and Principal/Asst. Principal (5-8 and 9-12).

Andrew Rapport teaches the Grades 7-12 Life Skills and Reading (special education) classes. He is a graduate of the University of New Mexico, where he earned a BA in Communications / Journalism. He received an MS in Curriculum Development and Instructional Technique from the State University of New York, Albany. Prior to joining the Mt. Everett staff in 2004, Mr. Rapport was employed by Berkshire County ARC, working to transition special needs children from high school into the work world. He also served as a teacher and residential director at the Kildonan School. He holds MA teaching certification in History (5-8 and 8-12) and Moderate Disabilities (5-12).

James Siket teaches Grades 7-12 Media and Video Production. He is a graduate of Saint Thomas Acquinas College, where he was awarded a BS in Commercial Design. He joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2006. Mr. Siket holds MA certification in Instructional Technology, All Levels.

Sarah Siket teaches Math, Grades 9-12. She obtained a BA in Electronic Media, Arts and Communications from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and an MS in Philanthropy and Media from Suffolk University. She is currently completing a second Masters Degree in Math through Cambridge College. Ms. Siket joined the Mt. Everett staff in 2004, and holds MA teaching certification in Math (5-8 and 9-12).

Angela Spitia teaches high school Spanish (.4 FTE). Ms. Spitia received a BS in Law from the Universidad de San Buenaventure, Cali,Colombia, and an MS in Teaching English as a Second Language from the Southern New Hampshire University. She joined the District staff in 2007, and holds MA certification as Teacher of Spanish, PK-6 and 5-12.

Jessica Tomich teaches physical education at Mt. Everett (part-time). Prior to coming to the District in 2010, Ms. Tomich graduated from Westfield State College, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Movement Science. Ms. Tomich also served as the captain of the women's varsity soccer team at Westfield. She holds MA certification in Physical Education, grades 5-12.

Brenda Ullrich is a Guidance and School Adjustment Counselor, Grades 7-12. She is a graduate of Westfield State College with a BA in Criminal Justice and a BS in Social Sciences. She earned an MSW in Social Work from the State University of New York, Albany, she also earned her L.I.C.S.W. in 1990. Ms. Ullrich serves as Advisor to the Student Interact Organization. A member of the Mt. Everett staff since 1994, she holds MA certification as a School Social Worker / School Adjustment Counselor (all levels).

Asha von Ruden teaches Grades 7-8 Science and Anatomy & Physiology in the High School. She received a BA in Biology from Clark University and an M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction from UMASS, Lowell. Ms. Von Ruden came to Mt. Everett in 1998, and she currently serves as the Teacher Assistance Team (TAT) Coordinator. She is also an advisor to the Outdoor Adventure Club and has led science trips to Florida and assisted with the Tennis Team. She holds MA teaching certification in the areas of Elementary (1-6) and Middle School (5-9).

Kevin Wolgemuth teaches Grades 9-12 English Language Arts. He was awarded a BA in English and a BA in Psychology from the State University of New York, Buffalo. He has also earned Masters Degrees from Syracuse University in English and in Sociology, and from Maxwell School at Syracuse University in the area of Public Administration. Mr. Wolgemuth came to Mt. Everett in 2004. In 2005, the National Endowment for the Humanities sponsored his participation in a seminar entitled "Chaucer's Canterbury Comedies" in Canterbury England. Mr. Wolgemuth holds MA teaching certification in English, Grades 8-12.