George Garrison III -
Mr. Garrison is a 16 year resident and homeowner. He has four children attending the Englewood public schools. George is a Governor's Scholar and graduate of the Plainfield, NJ public schools and Howard University's School of Engineering. George, an Insurance Consultant, manages the Medicare Department for NYC's largest healthcare provider.
He is an Englewood Jr. Raider football coach and a volunteer with Aging in America, where he offers his expertise and guidance to assist seniors in our area. As Board President, George oversaw the board's passage of the budget for the 2011 - 2012 school year with a 0% increase to the tax levy, while not cutting jobs or programs. A committed and invested leader, George remains eager to continue to raise the bar for academic excellence while maintaining fiscal responsibility. (Failed to register for the criminal background check in a timely manner which caused his name to be listed among those removed from the board of educations across the state.)
(All well and good, except for the fact that the 2012 -13 School year found us in what they called a 2.4 million dollar short fall that supposedly necessitated the abolishing of Secretarial and Paraprofessional positions.)
He is an Englewood Jr. Raider football coach and a volunteer with Aging in America, where he offers his expertise and guidance to assist seniors in our area. As Board President, George oversaw the board's passage of the budget for the 2011 - 2012 school year with a 0% increase to the tax levy, while not cutting jobs or programs. A committed and invested leader, George remains eager to continue to raise the bar for academic excellence while maintaining fiscal responsibility. (Failed to register for the criminal background check in a timely manner which caused his name to be listed among those removed from the board of educations across the state.)
(All well and good, except for the fact that the 2012 -13 School year found us in what they called a 2.4 million dollar short fall that supposedly necessitated the abolishing of Secretarial and Paraprofessional positions.)
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