Seekonk Schools Welcome 12 Faculty Members

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Seekonk School Superintendent Rebecca Kidwell welcomed 12 new faculty and staff members to Seekonk Public Schools at the district’s annual New Staff Orientation on August 20.

The event provided an opportunity for the new hires to familiarize themselves with the District’s mission, to meet key administrators, and to prepare for the upcoming academic year, which begins on Wednesday.

 “We are thrilled to welcome this talented group of educators to our community,” Kidwell said. “Their diverse experiences and commitment to student success will be invaluable to our schools. This orientation is a crucial step in ensuring they have the tools and support they need to thrive and make a positive impact on our students from day one.”

The half-day orientation, facilitated by Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Zachary Waddicor and Director of Technology and Digital Learning Trisha Leary, covered a comprehensive range of topics, including curriculum standards, school-specific procedures, technology integration, and professional development opportunities.

The new faculty members include:

  • Lisa Baldwin (Hurley Middle School)
  • Nicole Clarke (Aitken Elementary School)
  • Annelise Cotillo (Hurley Middle School)
  •  Zachary DeBlois (Aitken Elementary School)
  •  Jayden Dias (Martin Elementary School)
  •  Charlene Ferrell (Aitken Elementary School)
  •  Magalis Goris (Hurley Middle School)
  •  Hannah Griswold (Aitken Elementary School)
  •  Melany Jimenez (Seekonk High School)
  •  Jared Moran (Seekonk High School)
  •  Julia Perkins ((Martin Elementary School)
  • Maggie Sheehan (Aitken Elementary School)

“We are confident that our new hires will strengthen the educational experience for all students at Seekonk Public Schools,” Kidwell added. “The entire Seekonk community looks forward to a successful and productive school year ahead.”

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