The survey is being wholly administered by our search firm, Kathleen Helewa Educational Consultants, LLC, NOT the school district. All responses will be reported to the Board in full, but contributors will remain anonymous.
Please take a few moments to thoughtfully participate in this brief survey, which will close at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, May 22. Click to access the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NRNS6JW
We appreciate your support of the GRBOE in this crucial undertaking!

Search Consultant, Kathleen Helewa, will be spending a day in our District on Thursday, May 21 to listen to our stakeholders in a series of in-person input sessions. Ms. Helewa will be meeting with administrators, teachers, and staff during the day, and with Glen Rock families and community members in the evening. These sessions will not be meetings of the Glen Rock Board of Education and Board members will not be present.
We urge our families and community members to come and meet Ms. Helewa in the MS/HS Cafeteria from 6-7:30 p.m. in the Glen Rock Middle School/High School Cafeteria to share your perspectives. Additionally, an anonymous online input survey will be available for all of our school stakeholders from May 14-May 22.
To follow along the Superintendent Search process, please visit our designated page at https://www.glenrocknj.org/superintendent-search.


On Friday, May 1, our 4th Grade G&T students from all four Glen Rock elementary schools headed to Bergen County’s Makerspace Day! Hosted by Waldwick Public Schools and organized by the Bergen County Consortium of Teachers of Gifted, this day was all about creativity and critical thinking. Our students teamed up with peers from across the county to tackle a major challenge: using the Engineering Design Process to build flood-resistant house prototypes.
We are beyond proud of how our students:
🤝 Collaborated with new friends.
💡 Innovated unique solutions.
💪 Persevered through every design hurdle.
Way to represent Glen Rock! 🪨🐾❤️










Day 4 of Read Across America Week at Hamilton: Readers Imagine and Create
Our Hamilton Huskies topped off the day by wearing their favorite hats to celebrate the joy of reading. From baseball caps to cozy beanies and everything in between, our hallways were full of personality and school spirit!
Students also enjoyed a special Read & Draw assembly led by our very own book connoisseur, Mrs. Tomaselli, who inspired students to bring stories to life through creativity and imagination.
We love celebrating books in fun and memorable ways.




The celebration also included a special school-wide performance of “Rainbow Connection,” where students and staff came together in song for a meaningful moment of unity. Thank you to Mr. Frey for helping create such a memorable experience for the Hamilton community.
In the afternoon, students continued the celebration by exploring hands-on cultural activities led by incredible country volunteers. Through interactive experiences and meaningful traditions, they had the opportunity to learn, create, and connect in authentic ways. A heartfelt thank you to all of the volunteers who shared their time, talents, and traditions to make the day so unforgettable!




Mrs. Falkenstern is a steady, compassionate presence for the Hamilton students, always going above and beyond to support their social, emotional, and academic growth. Her dedication, care, and commitment to our school community make a lasting impact each and every day.
Congratulations, Mrs. Falkenstern—this honor is so well deserved!

