Tantasqua Regional School District Tantasqua Regional School Committee

Sturbridge, Massachusetts, appears on a municipal entry sign marked EST. 1725.

Body Overview

  • Jurisdiction: Tantasqua Regional School District
  • Government Level: Municipal
  • Status: Current
  • Authorized Seats: 18
  • Current Vacancies: 0

Current Members

SeatMemberSelectionServicePartyRole
BrimfieldSheila Noyes-MillerElectedNot VerifiedNot VerifiedSecretary
BrimfieldJennifer CustanceElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
BrimfieldEric JaegerElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
BrookfieldNichole ChaffeeElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
BrookfieldAndrew DunnElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
BrookfieldDanielle Lamoureux-KaneElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
HollandLaura AldenElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
HollandElizabeth SitkoElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
HollandCandice GreeneElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
SturbridgeWilliam J. HaggertyElectedNot VerifiedNot VerifiedVice Chair
SturbridgeMichele FitzgeraldElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
SturbridgeEdward P. GoodwinElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
Sturbridge School Committee delegateWhitney GoodwinSelected by Sturbridge School CommitteeNot VerifiedNot Verified
SturbridgeMegan MooneyElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
SturbridgeMegan PanekElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
SturbridgeKaren KowalElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified
WalesMichael ValanzolaElectedNot VerifiedNot VerifiedChair
WalesChristine RandallElectedNot VerifiedNot Verified

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Last Verified: September 5, 2026

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