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Nancy Salgado Cowan elected president as Piscataway Board reorganizes and adopts code of ethics
Summary
At its Jan. 8 reorganizational meeting the Piscataway Township Board of Education elected Nancy Salgado Cowan president and Chantel Cherry vice president, reestablished standing committees, adopted the New Jersey School Boards Association code of ethics and approved routine personnel, fiscal and curriculum motions by unanimous roll call.
Nancy Salgado Cowan was elected president of the Piscataway Township Board of Education at the boards Jan. 8 reorganizational meeting after members opened nominations and held a roll-call vote. Chantel Cherry was elected vice president in a subsequent roll-call vote.
The board certified results of the Nov. 4, 2025 school election before reorganizing. The secretary reported 35,994 registered voters and 18,268 votes cast; the vote totals read into the record were Habiba Hawk 9,960; Courtney King 10,847; Nancy Salgado Cowan 11,324;…
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