Ms. Richardson has served the Webster CSD Board of Education since 2020, serving the 2021-22 year as its vice president and is in her second year as its president. She is on the board’s policy committee, is the PTSA liaison to Plank North Elementary School, Spry Middle School, and Webster Schroeder High School, and serves on the Monroe County School Boards Association’s (MCSBA) executive committee.
                                                                       
Ms. Richardson is a reading specialist for Greece Central Schools, where she is an Above the Influence (anti-vaping) Ambassador and the 2014 recipient of the Greece Golden Apple Teacher of the Year. Prior to joining Greece CSD, she was a substitute teacher and softball coach for Webster CSD and a building substitute for Sodus Central Schools.
                                                                       
She is a member of the Webster PTSA, a Webster Athletic Association baseball and Rochester Rattlers softball mom, a member of the Greece Teachers Community Programs Committee, and on the secondary scheduling team for Athena Middle School. She also fosters dogs and cats for Operation Freedom Ride.
                                                                       
Ms. Richardson (a Webster High School graduate) received her master's degree in literacy education, BS in elementary education, and BA in psychology and was named a Community Service Scholar from St. John Fisher College. She is married with four children, three presently attending Webster schools and one a Webster grad.

Mrs. Dioguardi has been on the Webster CSD Board of Education since 2015 and is currently serving her second term as its vice president. She is on the board's policy and strategic planning committees, is PTSA liaison to Plank South Elementary School, Spry Middle School, and Webster Schroeder High School, and represents the district on the community partnership Webster Health and Education Network: A Drug Free Community Coalition (WHEN:DFCC). She is also on MSCB's labor relations committee.
                                                                       
A long-standing member of Webster PTSA, Mrs. Dioguardi has served at Webster Schroeder High School, Spry Middle School, and Plank South Elementary School. During her time at Plank South she served as chair for five years and was steward of the Plank South Little Free Library.
                                   
A graduate of Webster High School, Mrs. Dioguardi holds a BS in biology and chemistry from SUNY at Oswego and a master's of social work from Roberts Wesleyan College. She functioned as director of social work for The Hurlbut Nursing Home before leaving to care for her children. She is married with two children, both Webster CSD graduates.

Ms. Barnabas was elected to the Webster CSD Board of Education in 2022. She represents the district on the community partnership Families Igniting Racial Equity (FIRE), is PTSA liaison to DeWitt Elementary School, Willink Middle School, and Webster Thomas High School, and serves on MCSBA’s legislative committee. Her community involvement has included serving as board president and member of Beechwoods Homeowners Association, board member, president, and reading mother for Webster Montessori School and Webster Montessori Society, Webster PTSA member, and Cub Scout den mother.
 
A retired Webster CSD English teacher, Ms. Barnabas also served as English department leader at Webster Thomas, Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment (CIA) advisor for English grades 6-12, English tutor, and literary magazine advisor. She has also worked on numerous educational committees at Webster CSD, taught ESOL at Irondequoit Adult Education, and taught English and elementary school in Buffalo Public Schools. She is a recipient of the Oak Tree Award for excellence in teaching.
 
Ms. Barnabas received her BA in Humanities and her MS in English Education from Canisius College, and her AP English training from Fordham University. She and her husband have three grown children (all Webster CSD graduates) and four grandchildren.

Ms. Birdsong-Ng was elected to the Webster CSD Board of Education in 2021.  She has a master’s degree in childhood and adolescent education from St. John Fisher College, a BS in history from SUNY Brockport, and an AAS in educational interpreting from Rochester Institute of Technology.
                                                                         
Ms. Birdsong-Ng is a secondary special education and social studies teacher at East Irondequoit CSD, where she has worked since 2007. She has also taught in Avon Central Schools, was an educational interpreter in American Sign Language for Monroe 1 BOCES, and worked for Wegmans Food Corporation.
                                                                         
Her school and community activities have  included: the FIRE Steering Committee, Klem South PTSA, and Webster Special Education PTSA, co-president of East Irondequoit Teachers’ Association, Town of Webster Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative, Webster Town Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and Women’s Club of Webster. She serves on the Webster CSD BOE’s audit committee, represents the district on the community partnership FIRE, is PTSA liaison to Klem South Elementary and Willink Middle schools, and is on MCSBA's information exchange committee. She is married with three young children, all of whom attend Webster CSD.

Dr. Roods, a parent of two current Webster CSD secondary students, joined the board in 2022. He has a BA in secondary education, English education grades 7-12 from SUNY Buffalo, an MS in K-12 Reading from SUNY Brockport, leadership certificate in education from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, and a doctorate in teaching and curriculum from the University of Rochester.
 
Since 2010 he has worked as assistant principal of Penfield High School. Prior to then he was an English teacher at James A. Beneway High School and an English language arts teacher at Thomas C. Armstrong Middle School.
 
Dr. Roods is on the Webster CSD BOE’s policy committee and is PTSA liaison to Klem North Elementary School, Spry Middle School and Webster Schroeder High School.
 
His school and community activities include Webster PTSA and Penfield PTA member, Special Olympics Polar Plunge team leader, architect committee member for Careers in Education, Wayne Central varsity track and field coach, and Wayne Central modified/assistant varsity wrestling coach. He is a recipient of the Wayne Central Teacher of Significance Award for excellence in teaching.