John Bormann, Ed.D.

Adjunct

Department: Educational Counseling and Leadership

John Bormann, Ed.D., is an adjunct professor in the Department of Educational Counseling and Leadership and an accomplished and highly passionate educator with 25 years of experience in the field as a middle school science teacher, supervisor of Curriculum, principal, and superintendent. Bormann holds a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Management from Rutgers University; a Master of Science in Educational Technology from Ramapo College; a Master of Arts in Educational Leadership from Georgian Court University; and a doctorate in Educational Leadership from St. Peter’s University.

He holds New Jersey teaching certifications in Elementary Education and Life Science, K-12 and was awarded the national Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award in 2001. He is also a two-time recipient of the NJ Governor’s Teacher Recognition Award, and received the Monmouth County Education Association Friend of Education Award as superintendent in 2014. Bormann currently serves as the superintendent of Schools at the Rumson School District and led the Spring Lake School District to national Blue-Ribbon status as the chief school administrator 2014.

Courses

Recently Taught Classes

2024 Spring

Advanced Qualitative Research – EDD 756

2023 Fall

Analyzing and Interpreting Data – EDD 804
Leadership and Assessment – EDD 754

2022 Fall

Leadership and Assessment – EDD 754

2022 Spring

Advanced Professional Development Seminar for Teachers – ED 680
Teacher Leadership – ED 612

2021 Fall

Leadership and Assessment – EDD 754
Research in Teaching Practice – ED 624

2021 Spring

Teacher Leadership – ED 612

Frequently Taught Classes

Leadership and Assessment (EDD 754)
Teacher Leadership (ED 612)