- Barnegat Twp School District
- Members
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Barnegat Township School District’s Hall of Fame is awarded to members of the education profession for their vital role in shaping the future of individuals and society. Staff members awarded this honor are former elementary or secondary classroom teachers, administrators, education support professionals, board members, coaches, volunteers, or any former employees who have dedicated their service to our schools and continue to cultivate and preserve our rich heritage. Inductees are selected every year by the Alumni Network Advisory Committee.
Class of 2019
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Holly Carson
Holly Carson taught within Barnegat Schools from 1984 through 2015. She served on several committees, including the Curriculum Council, PTA Liaison, the ROAR committee, attendance, and the morning breakfast committee with Joe Donahue, and an advisor to countless clubs. She spent many summers revising curriculum in most subject areas, as well as, mentored several student teachers and students alike. She was Teacher of the Year in 1995.
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Frank Constantine
Frank Constantine began teaching at the CSCS in 1983, and quickly thrust the music program into the forefront. When ROBMS opened in 1990, he started the music program from the ground up, and it grew every year to what it is today. Frank took our students to numerous county and state competitions where they excelled. He was the backbone behind all the success of the music program in the Barnegat School District. In recognition of all he has done the Tri-M Music Honor Society was named after him.
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Cynthia Corle
Cynthia Corle served from 1990 - 2016. She was not only the heart and soul of the ROBMS office, but the entire school. She opened the school in September of 1990 with her trademark smile and never stopped smiling. She was reliable, flexible, organized and devoted to making sure everyone she came in contact with had a positive experience. Cindy developed positive relationships with all parents, administration and colleagues at the Brackman School assisting everyone in any capacity she could.
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Louise Muth
Louise Muth served as a kindergarten and 1st grade teacher from 1980 to 2005. She has affected the lives of hundreds of students, parents, fellow teachers and administrators by setting the highest possible standards for herself and our profession. She received The Governor’s Award as Teacher of the Year in 1994.
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Joseph Papernik
Joseph Papernik from 1974 until 2012 Joe or “Mr. P”, was a Health and Physical Education teacher and longtime soccer coach. Right from the start of his career, he was a favorite teacher and colleague to so many. Later, he went on to become Barnegat High School’s first Track and Field coach laying the foundation for the successful program it is today. One of everyone's most memorable Mr. P lessons was his way of teaching hygiene-- he called it “Dirty Day.” When he retired in 2011 the ROBMS gym was named after him.
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Rosalind Ribaudo
Rosalind Ribaudo served from 1985 to 2006 as Assistant Superintendent, Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Principal of the Edwards School, and Supervisor of Basic Skills. The Barnegat High School National Honor Society Chapter is named in her honor. She was an integral part of many of the academic successes the Barnegat School District continues to exhibit.