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If you want to know about Sr. Margo, the Principal
at St. Catharine School, read below; and if you
want to see her life as told by her sister and in
photos: check out this link: Sr.
Margo's Golden Jubilee |
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Personal Credo
I will go where
there is no path, and I will leave a trail. |
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1978-1979
1973
1968
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Education
Doctoral Studies in Catholic Educational
Leadership - University of San Francisco
Internship: Boston Archdiocese / Office of Education
M.A. Education, University of Notre Dame, South
Bend, In
B.S. History, Georgian Court College, Lakewood,
NJ |
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1993-Present
1983-1993
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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Administrator:
St. Catharine School, Spring Lake,
NJ
St. Matthias School, Somerset, NJ
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1980-1983
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Instructor:
Georgian Court College, Lakewook,
NJ |
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1979-1980
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Interim Administrator:
Holy Cross School, Rumson, NJ |
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1976-1978
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Educational Consultant:
Sisters of Mercy, Plainfield, NJ |
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1969-1976
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Administrator:
St. Paul School, Burlington, NJ |
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1958-1960
1956-1958 |
Elementary Teacher:
St. John School, Lambertville, NJ
Our Lady Star of the Sea School, Atlantic City,
NJ
St. Francis School, Metuchen, NJ
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1994-Present |
Other
Member Board of Trustees
Georgian Court College, Lakewood, NJ |
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1995
1993
1991
1991
1991
1989
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Regognition and Achievements
Woman of the Month Award, "Coast
Star " newspaper
Chairperson - Bishop Hughes Pro-Life Committee
Diocesan Nominee for Distinguished Principal's
Award
Recipient - Regina Nostra Medal - Diocese of
Metuchen
Educator of the month award, Power of Positive
Success, Int'l.
Franklin Township Chamber of Commerce Youth
Award
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Interests:: Music, reading, Notre
Dame football, gardening, walking, & travel
- when possible. |
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Personal Comments:
I view the appointment as Secretary
of Education as one of the most challenging
role of my mission.
Catholic educators must utilize
today's ever expanding technology to
help our youth become learners for life.
Equally important in preparing our youth for
these new iniatives is the corresponding value
of Catholic religious training. Our children
must understand the Gospel message, their role
in the community as Christians, and their obligation
to share their God-given talents with others.
We must prepare our youth to live
their faith in this complex world and,
above all, we must focus on the family
in all religious education.
Our basic goal must be to rekindle
family unity with moral courage so
parents and children can line our Catholic faith
as partners through life's journey.
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