Central Berkshire Regional School District Central Berkshire Regional School Committee

Dalton, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1784.

Body Overview

Current Members

SeatMemberSelectionServicePartyRole
Dalton Residency Position; Central Berkshire Districtwide ElectionJake EberweinElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Dalton Residency Position; Central Berkshire Districtwide ElectionSteven MarantzElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Dalton Residency Position; Central Berkshire Districtwide ElectionSara TuckerElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Dalton Residency Position; Central Berkshire Districtwide ElectionPaul FarellaElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Dalton Residency Position; Central Berkshire Districtwide ElectionEllen LattizzoriElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Dalton Residency Position — 2026 CohortCharlotte CraneAppointedNot VerifiedNot VerifiedVice Chair
Dalton Residency Position — 2026 CohortJohn MasonAppointedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Hinsdale Residency Position — 2028 CohortRichard PetersElectedNot VerifiedNot VerifiedChair
Hinsdale Residency Position — 2026 CohortDavid StuartElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Becket Residency Position — 2028 CohortAaron BeattyElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Becket Residency Position — 2026 CohortBarbara Craft-ReissElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Cummington Residency Position — 2026 CohortTodd EmersonElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Peru Residency Position — 2028 CohortKimberly WetherellElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Washington Residency Position — 2028 CohortElizabeth OakesElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Windsor Residency Position — 2028 CohortElizabeth LounsburyElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified

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Sources and Verification

Last Verified: September 10, 2026

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