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Board of Education Members

 
2023-24 Chenango Valley
Board of Education
(As of 7/5/2023) 
 
Shaun Boorom[email protected]
607-725-2443 
Patrick Doyle, Vice President [email protected] 
607-296-2105 
Lindsey Holcomb[email protected]
607-779-8058
Christine Lomonaco, President
607-772-8539
Judy Mitrowitz[email protected]
607-761-1331
Timothy Slocum[email protected]
607-759-5278 
Scott Wilson[email protected]
607-648-5544 
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Mr. Shaun Boorom

Shaun Boorom

Term Dates:  7/01/19 - 6/30/24
 
Mr. Shaun Boorom was born and raised in Binghamton and has lived in the Chenango Valley School District since 2001. His wife, Meca, is a 1998 graduate of Chenango Valley. Their oldest son, Parker, is a 2022 graduate of Chenango Valley, and currently attending SUNY Broome to study criminal therapy. Their middle child, Carter, is a junior at the high school and is actively involved in the veterinary program at BOCES. Their youngest son, Miles, is a 4th grade student at Chenango Bridge Elementary. Miles is a Disney fanatic, and has created his own YouTube channel to assist other kids in their upcoming trips to Disney World.

Shaun graduated from Binghamton High School in 1997, attended college at both SUNY Morrisville and SUNY Broome, and became a medical device salesman.

Shaun is a former Corporate Account Manager at Modern Marketing Concepts, representing the worldwide medical company, KCI. In that role, he was in charge of more than 500 Skilled Nursing facilities across the country, working daily with Directors of Clinical Services, Chief Financial Officers, doctors and clinicians to help provide the best possible service to their patients. He was one of only two people in the company to ever become a Nationally Certified Inside Sales Professional and he has completed the Scotwork Negotiation Training program.

Shaun is now medically retired, after becoming disabled from a major infection after a bone marrow donation for his late father. He is now able to spend more time with his family and taking care of his home.

Shaun has donated six years of his time as a coach for the Chenango Valley youth football program, including helping lead the ‘2015’ 7/8 year-olds to the district’s only “Super-bowl” championship.

Shaun’s background identifying the different needs of each individual person, and compassion for those in need make him well suited for the job of board member. He has developed such a pride for this district and is driven to not only keeping community pride, but bolstering it. Shaun is most interested in working on ideas to better streamline communication between the district and parents and feels his background in working with people with varying concerns and ideas makes him the best fit for the Board of Education.

Mr. Patrick Doyle, Vice President


Term Dates: 7/01/23 - 6/30/25

Patrick Doyle is a consultant and entrepreneur with more than two decades of experience in business and the public sector in Binghamton.In his current role he manages membership for the Greater Binghamton Chamber.  

Patrick served for eight years as Director of Business Development for the Broome County Industrial Development Agency where he helped facilitate more than $60 million in private sector investment in the Binghamton region.

Patrick's family owns the Pleasant Valley Wine Company, the oldest winery in the Finger Lakes of New York.

Patrick serves as a Trustee for the Roberson Museum and Science Center and is a past chair of the Board for the Community Foundation for South Central New York.

Patrick is a graduate of Colgate University and the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University.  He and his wife Casey live in Port Dickinson and have two kids, one in college, the other in high school at Chenango Valley.


Ms. Lindsey Holcomb

Lindsey Holcomb

Term Dates:  7/01/21 - 6/30/26
  
Ms. Lindsey Holcomb and her children have lived in Chenango Valley since 2016. One of her daughters lives in Virginia, and five of her children are in the Chenango Valley Central School District.

Lindsey is currently working towards her degree in Psychology with a concentration in Children and Adolescent Development. She does not currently work outside of the home, but has been enjoying volunteering her time at multiple different levels. Lindsey had the opportunity to serve on the district’s Health and Wellness Committee for reopening Chenango Valley during the COVID-19 pandemic. Shortly afterwards, she was invited to be part of the district’s Health and Wellness Committee. She has coached civic soccer in Port Dickinson and helped during baseball when needed. Lindsey is also heavily involved in the community with Cub Scouts and is a team manager and board member for the Blizzard girl’s hockey team.  

Lindsey sits on the Prime Care Advisory Board for the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD). She has special needs children and has become a big advocate for special education services and support, along with helping families access services in the community. She also recently became the Chairperson for the Southern Tier Special Education Task Force after spending a year as part of the executive council.

One of Lindsey’s biggest accomplishments is her children. As a member of the Chenango Valley Board of Education, she wants to make a difference in the community, in our schools, and with our students and families. Chenango Valley is home and having young children gives her the opportunity to stay involved for many years to come. She is excited for this opportunity to serve the community!

The students in Chenango Valley will become our future. It is so important we make the right decisions to help them on their path to greatness. We have some of the best teachers and the most dedicated staff. Lindsey looks forward to being even more involved!

Mrs. Christine Lomonaco, President


Term Dates: 7/1/22 - 6/30/27
 
 

Christine Lomonaco grew up in Hillcrest, graduated from Chenango Valley in 1983, and went on to study at BCC. She currently lives in Port Dickinson with her husband Vince, also a CV graduate, and their two children Dominick and Logan. 

Since 1991, her employment has been in education. First, for the Union-Endicott School District as a secretary in the special education and then the superintendent’s office. In 1994 she began employment with Broome-Tioga BOCES as a building secretary and has spent the last four years working for the assistant superintendent managing the professional development and teacher evaluation system.

Chris believes her dedication to our district, ability to work as a team player, and her organizational skills can be a great resource. She served as a member of the CV-CF merger committee and gained a deeper understanding of the budget process and management of our school district. While serving on that committee, she first became interested in running for a school board position.

In addition to raising a family and working full-time, she actively participates in our community. She is the secretary for the Port Dickinson Community Association, has assisted my husband in coaching various civic sport teams for the last several years, has been a director and most recently the secretary for BOCES Support Services Association, an organizer of the combined civic Summer Fun committee, and helps organize combined civic events. 

She is proud to call herself a CV graduate! She has high expectations and will work hard to be her best personally and professionally. You can trust her to support fellow board members, students, staff, and our community. Please feel free to contact her anytime should you have a concern, comment, or compliment for our board and school district.

Ms. Judy Mitrowitz

judith mitrowitz[email protected]

Term Dates: 7/01/23 - 6/30/25
 
Ms. Judy Mitrowitz has lived in the Chenango Valley School District her entire life; her roots run deep. After graduating from Chenango Valley in 1970, Judy studied and graduated from SUNY Alfred with an AAS in Marketing, SUNY Buffalo with a BA in Distributive Education, Marywood College with a Masters in Business Education and SUNY Cortland with a SDA certificate.
 
Judy retired from Johnson City High School after a 38-year career in Business Education and as a Department Chairperson. During her tenure at Johnson City, Judy was advisor to the Yearbook and Senior Class. She served as President of the Teachers Association and attended nearly all of her district meetings to remain in constant communication with district leaders. Currently, Judy is the Director of the Johnson City Teacher Center, which provides professional development opportunities for teachers.

Since retiring from the classroom, Judy volunteers as an ombudsman for Action for Older Persons, as an advocate for residents at a local nursing home. Volunteer time is also given to CHOW at St. James Food Pantry where she coordinates food deliveries to the pantry.

Judy is an advocate for teachers taking part in professional development, which promotes best practices and provides students with teachers who are innovative, enthusiastic and technologically savvy. She understands that a district encompasses more than just educators and meeting the needs of support personnel is also important. Judy's four decades of experience in public education have taught her many things including the need to listen to all of the stakeholders in the district to make sure that the needs of students are met and ensuring that they receive the best education possible while being fiscally responsible to the taxpayers in the district.

Mr. Timothy Slocum


Term Dates:  7/01/22 - 6/30/27
  
Mr. Timothy Slocum was born in Groton, NY, has resided in Broome County since 2004, and has lived in the Chenango Valley School District since 2017. He has two sons in the Chenango Valley School system and his wife works at Port Dickinson Elementary School.  

Community involvement is important to Tim, and he has served the community in various ways since moving to the area by mentoring with FIRST Robotics and serving as an Elder at his church. Tim has also been a board member of the Port Dickinson Community Association for the past five years and has recently stepped into the role of Vice President where he helps organize a range of community activities including youth sports, movie nights, holiday events, and community fundraisers. He has coached soccer, basketball, and baseball in the community at multiple age levels and is currently serving as the Safety Officer on the board of the Chenango Valley Little League.

Tim graduated from Clarkson University with a degree in Electrical Engineering and later from Binghamton University for graduate school. He has been employed locally at BAE Systems since 2004, most recently as a Discipline Manager in the Engineering department. Tim enjoys the challenge of designing some of the most complex and safe aerospace electronics in the world.

Tim has always placed a priority on education. From a young age he was enamored with learning. He received a high-quality education in the New York Public School System which enabled him to pursue his chosen career. Tim is dedicated and committed to whatever task he undertakes, whether it be work related or community activities. He has a solid background in budgeting, is used to working cooperatively to meet goals, and has strong communication and interpersonal skills. Most importantly, Tim has the desire and is excited to be able to give back to his community by helping the district provide an excellent educational experience that meets the needs of all students.

Mr. Scott Wilson

Board member Scott Wilson

Term Dates:  7/1/19 - 6/30/24
 
Mr. Scott Wilson was born and raised in Chenango Bridge by a CV alum! As a graduate of the Chenango Valley Class of 1992, he has a tremendous sense of pride in the district. Being a former CV student athlete spanning basketball, soccer, golf, track, and tennis he appreciates the balance required to succeed. Currently living in Chenango Bridge since 2001 with his wife Michelle (also a CV alum), all three of their children attend(ed) Chenango Valley and enjoy a mix of academics, music, athletics, and other clubs and experiences.

After graduating from Chenango Valley, he continued his education at Clarkson University and North Carolina State University earning a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. To further his professional development, he attended George Mason University and completed an executive program to obtain a Master of Business Administration. This has provided the basis for a career in business and technology. Currently, he is running a sales team in the northeast for World Wide Technology delivering advanced information technology solutions to major corporations.

Upon returning to the Binghamton area in 2001, Scott and Michelle chose to locate in the Chenango Valley district to afford their children the same experiences they enjoyed, including the pleasure of having many of the same teachers they had in school! As an active member of the community, Scott has been involved with Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts (a proud Eagle Scout parent), coaching soccer and basketball for civic teams as well at the YMCA and Greater Binghamton Sports Complex. His children participate in a number of activities including hockey, tennis, gymnastics, lacrosse, track and field, band, golf, Business Club, and Latin Club. Scott understands the busy lifestyle CV children and parents are balancing.

It is complicated to manage the well-being of our children, prepare them for the future, and do so in a fiscally responsible manner. We must strive for the best from each and every student, teacher, faculty and staff member, coach, and administrator to make Chenango Valley the best possible experience for everyone. Scott’s training and leadership experiences have culminated in an ability to be analytical and thoughtful in making complex business decisions that he feels would translate well to the School Board.

Scott is a passionate advocate of education to differentiate our students in an evolving global economy.