I am truly honored to serve as the Superintendent/Principal of the Farmingdale Public School.

This school year marks my 34th year in education and my 11th year as Chief School Administrator for the Farmingdale School District. Throughout my career, I have been fortunate to work in a variety of roles that have shaped my educational philosophy and deepened my commitment to student success. While the majority of my teaching career was in Monmouth County, after I transitioned into administration, I served in both Mercer and Burlington Counties as a Director of Special Services and a Superintendent/Principal.

I am proud to be a lifelong learner. I earned both my Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and my Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Georgian Court University. I later continued my academic journey and earned my Doctoral Degree in Educational Leadership from Saint Peter’s University.

On a personal note, I am blessed with a wonderful and supportive family, including my two daughters, a stepson, my amazing husband, four grandchildren and our adorable puppy. My family means the world to me, and I bring that same sense of care and commitment to our school community.

One of the greatest privileges of my role is working in the small community school of Farmingdale, where I have the opportunity to truly know our students and watch them grow from Pre-K through 8th grade. I believe strongly in the power of a close-knit school environment, and I am committed to fostering a student-centered, 21st-century learning experience for all of our children.

I am incredibly proud of the work we’ve done together and excited for all that lies ahead. I look forward to continuing our partnership with staff, students, and families as we strive for excellence each and every day.

Educationally yours,
Edith Conroy, Ed.D.

Superintendent/Principal