Ms. Richardson has served the Webster CSD Board of Education since 2020. She serves on its budget advisory committee, as PTSA liaison to Klem Road South and State Road elementary schools, and on MCSBA's information exchange 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 the 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 volunteers as a dog and cat foster 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, all presently attending Webster schools.

A member of the Webster CSD Board of Education since October 2019, Mr. Alt presently serves on its audit, budget advisory, and strategic planning committees and is PTSA liaison to Plank Road North Elementary School and MCSBA's information exchange committee.

Mr. Alt is president and founder of Altra Tech Consulting. Prior to this, he was vice president of manufacturing and technology for SiGNa Chemistry and director of Corporate Real Estate Kodak and Eastman Business Park (EBP), where he added 50 companies and 1,000 jobs to our region.  His success led him to be interviewed by Kai Ryssdal of NPR Marketplace on manufacturing careers.

He is an initial member of Rochester-Monroe Anti-Poverty Initiative, chair of EBP and Finger Lakes Regional Economic Development Council, a coach for the Webster Soccer Association, an organizer of STEM demonstrations for Bring Your Kids to Work Day, and a member of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce.

Mr. Alt has a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Clarkson University, a master's degree in electrical engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology, and possesses a Six Sigma Black Belt certification. He and his wife have two grown children, both of whom are Webster CSD graduates.

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 bachelor of science in history from SUNY Brockport, and an associate of applied science 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. Prior to then she taught in Avon CSD for two years, was an educational interpreter in American Sign Language for Monroe #1 BOCES for five years, and worked for Wegmans Food Corporation for eight years.
 
Her school and community activities include: the steering committee for Webster Families Igniting Racial Equity, chair of Klem South PTSA and Webster Special Education PTSA, co-president of the East Irondequoit Teachers’ Union, Town of Webster Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative, Webster Town Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and the Women’s Club of Webster.
 

Ms. Rigillo joined the Webster CSD Board of Education in 2018 and presently serves on its audit, budget advisory, and policy committees, on the MCSBA's legislative committee, and as PTSA  liaison to WHEN: DFCC and DeWitt Road Elementary School, Willink Middle School, and Webster Thomas High School.

Ms. Rigillo was a sixth grade teacher at Willink Middle School from its opening in 2001 until she retired in 2013. Prior to then she taught fifth and sixth grade at DeWitt Road Elementary School and grades 9-12 Italian, social studies, and study skills at West Irondequoit High School.

During her tenure with the district, Ms. Rigillo was advisor of the Willink Morning Show and Willink Student Council, a member of the principal's advisory committee at both Willink and DeWitt, a member of the Webster PTSA and the Willink PBIS Committee, and co-president, vice president, and building representative of the Webster Teachers Association.

Ms. Rigillo earned her BA in Italian education and masters in English as a Second Language from SUNY Albany. Her three children each graduated from Webster CSD. She has three grandchildren.