“I have worked as a CPA and financial analyst, but put my career on hold to care for my family,” she said. If elected, Aziz said she would concentrate on the school’s budget. I also want to work to find cost-effective solutions for our overcrowding crisis and make sure we can address this problem without compromising the safety of our students or burdening our taxpayers.” “Serving on the BOE would allow me to make sure that all the children in Monroe Township, including mine, have access to a top-notch education. “As a parent of three children in our public schools, including one with special needs, the success of our schools is personal to me,” she said. She is also a parent of a special needs child and advocate for children with disabilities on the Children and Youth Subcommittee of the New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities.Īdditionally, she is the administrator of the Monroe Township Education Facebook group where she posts summaries of BOE meetings and shares the latest in education news on the state, local and national level. In the community, Aziz is a member of the Woodland-Mill Lake Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) and the local chapter of the League of Women Voters. She currently is inactive, but is a certified public accountant (CPA). She earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting from Rutgers University. She is a 1995 graduate of Monroe Township High School. She is married with three children, ages 12, 9 and 4. Sarah Aziz, 43, was raised in Jamesburg and has lived in Monroe for four years. Incumbents Jill DeMaio and Steven Riback are not seeking re-election.Īziz is running on the Accountability Honesty Dedication slate, Belko is running on the Change We Need slate, Bierman is running on the Transparency Participation Integrity slate, Egierd is running on the Real Change Now slate, and Skurbe is running on the Premier Affordable Education slate.
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