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Board approves personnel slate and promotes Alexandra Lovanco and David Kretzmer to supervisory roles
Summary
The board approved personnel items (H1'H21) and introduced two teachers promoted to academic supervisor roles: Alexandra Lovanco (mathematics supervisor assigned to Marlboro High) and David Kretzmer (math and science supervisor at Howell High).
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The Freehold Regional High School District board approved a slate of personnel actions and formally introduced two promoted staff members during the meeting.
The board moved and seconded to approve personnel items H1'H21, a package that included appointments, retirements and resignations. Roll call on the motion recorded members present voting in favor and the slate carried.
Board members then introduced and welcomed the two promoted supervisors. The board described Alexandra (Alex) Lovanco as a mathematics teacher at Colts Neck High School who will begin as an academic supervisor assigned to Marlboro High School this August; she is certified in mathematics, ESL and special education and has taught through AP Calculus. Mr. Metzger praised Lovanco, saying she is "the go-to person" for teacher leadership and congratulated her publicly.
David Kretzmer was introduced as the new academic supervisor for mathematics and science assigned to Howell High School. The board noted his more-than-two-decade teaching career, coaching background and experience as a teacher coach and curriculum leader. Attendees applauded both promotions.
Separately, the board approved program operations (I1'I12), educational program items (K1'K16) and administration items setting board meeting dates through January 2028 as part of the consent agenda; all were carried on roll call.
Votes at a glance: the consent items C1'C6, minutes approval (D), personnel (H1'H21), program operations (I1'I12), buildings (J1'J10), educational programs (K1'K16) and administration items (L1, L2, L4) were approved by roll call with members present voting in favor; item L3 was withdrawn by administration for re-presentation in July.
The meeting concluded with board members expressing appreciation for returning student teachers and a farewell to Dr. Bleakly on his last district meeting.

