Judy Rowe Michaels

Judy Rowe Michaels and Edwin Romond
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Michaels serves as poet-in-residence at Princeton Day School, where she also teaches English and coordinates a program in aesthetic education.She is a poet-in-the-schools for the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation.Her first collection of poems, The Forest of Wild Hands, was published in 2001 Michaels has won two poetry fellowships from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, received a nomination for a Pushcart Prize, and has had residencies at the MacDowell Colony, the Banff Centre for the Arts, and Hedgebrook Cottages for Women.

1. Tribute to Women 2002, standing left to right: Beth Leahy, Covance, Inc., Anita Canzano, Princeton Montessori School; Judith Michaels, Princeton Day School; Diane Snyder, Sarnoff Corporation; Mary Evslin ITXC Corporation; Joann Mitchel, Princeton University; Leslie Dona, United Progress Inc.; Kimberlee Phelan, Withum Smith & Brown P.C.; Sister Frances de la Chapelle, R.S.C.J., Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart; Fran Durst, First Union National Bank.

Upon a motion by Karen Morgan, seconded by Willie Pringle, and followed by a 5-0 vote, the board acted to approve remove items C, D, and E of the Addendum to the Classified Personnel Report, and approve the rest of the items on the Certificated, Classified and Charter Personnel Reports, which included: Resignations from teachers Trish Willis, Judith Michaels, and Lucia Cortez-Pope; employment of Joseph Pont as Maintenance I Person; change of status for Kris Nordbeck as school scretary at West Palms Conservatory; change of status for Norm Smith as Maintenance I Person; resignation from Denise Pecora, secretary in admin. services; payment of unused vacation day for Ann Hair, school administrative manager; release from MVMCS contract for Dana Vanderploeg, resignation from MVMCS teacher Cori McFann and PE coordinator John Eltiste.