Josh joined the Division in 2006 as a classroom teacher and currently serves as a Vice Principal at Riverstone Public School. He had the opportunity to serve as a Vice Principal at Hillside Community School for four years from 2016 to 2020 and looks forward to returning to the Hillside community again.
Josh earned a Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta and a Masters in Education with a focus on Instructional Leadership, Indigenous Studies and Educational Research from the University of Calgary.
Josh’s educational leadership philosophy is: “It is imperative that a school environment fosters the needs of each individual student through the creation of a culture that is safe and inclusive to everyone. Authentic, engaging learning experiences are necessary in order to mould the creativity and passionate drive we wish to see in our students.”
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By Elizabeth Kratz | February 03, 2021
Englewood resident Josh Hartman and Englewood Mayor Michael Wildes are passionate about Chevra Hatzalah, having served their communities in Manhattan as emergency responders for many years. Hartman is leading a new squad called Bergen Hatzalah Englewood Division, which seeks to provide stabilizing emergency services to residents of Englewood. “Hatzalah is an incredible organization that harnesses a first-response model, which is different from the ambulance-based systems currently in most places around the world, including places like Englewood and Bergen County in general,” he told The Jewish Link. “Many members of our Englewood community and indeed the wider Bergen County have lived at some point in communities with a strong Hatzalah presence.”
Dartmouth grad Smith blazed trail to Red Sox coaching job
Bianca Smith get under a fly ball as a player on the Dartmouth softball team in an undated photograph. (Dartmouth Athletics photograph)
Dartmouth’s Bianca Smith is congratulated by her teammates while crossing home plate in an April 30, 2011, game in Hanover, N.H. (Dartmouth Athletics - David Silverman)
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HANOVER The news of Bianca Smith’s hiring last week as a minor league coach in the Boston Red Sox organization, making her the first Black woman to serve in that role, wasn’t surprising to her old Dartmouth softball coach.