School Board: Members

Josh Squier

lives and works with his family on their farm in Tinmouth.  He serves as Tinmouth’s sole representative and is on the Finance, Policy and Community engagement committees.

Len Doucette
is one of the representatives for Clarendon. He serves as the chair of the Personnel Committee and has been a board member since 2013. He has been a Clarendon resident since 2006.

Dave Potter 

is one of the representatives from Clarendon. 

Ned Ullrich

is our new representative for Wallingford. 

Kimberly Williams

lives in Shrewsbury with her family and works at Vermont Foodbank. Kimberly started her time as a school board member for MRUUSD in March 2024. She serves on the Policy, Personnel and Community Engagement Committees.

Stephen Abatiell

is one of the representatives from Shrewsbury.

Grey Wicker

is a retired merchant mariner and lives with his wife Sarah on an old farm in Wallingford, where they raise sheep and chickens. He spends his time fixing things (farms need a lot of fixing!) and plays guitar with friends for relaxation. He serves on the Policy, Finance, and Buildings and Grounds committees.

Rich Clark 

represents the people of the town of Clarendon, where he has lived with his wife, Janet, since 2011. His two children graduated from Mill River in 2015 and 2017. Clark, who earned his Ph.D. in political science from the University of Connecticut is a professor at Vermont State University. He serves on the Policy and Community Engagement committees and spends his spare time following the Los Angeles Dodgers. 

Carol Geery 

...has been a resident of Clarendon for 39 years and has two daughters who graduated from Mill River.  She served as a Speech Pathologist and Special Education Director for RSSU for 30 years.  She has been a member of the Clarendon Planning Commission on and off since 2001.  Carol was first elected to the School Board in 2024 and enjoys skiing and gardening.  She is currently the chair of the board and serves on the Finance and Building and Grounds committees.

Sarah Wicker

is the mother of 2 adult daughters and comes from a family of teachers.  She is a career cook, small business owner and merchant mariner, recently retired. She lives in Wallingford and serves on the Community Engagement, Personnel and Negotiations committees

David Cornwell

I live in Wallingford with my wife and three daughters. I’ve lived here since 2011 and am proud to have two children still attending Mill River Schools at Mill River High School and at Wallingford Elementary. I love to tinker with various projects, work on my home, and play soccer. I am involved in the Recreation Committee in Wallingford, too. As a middle school teacher myself, I hope to bring my perspective and insight to the Board. I also hope to represent our community and do what is best for all of our students. I currently serve on the Policy and Personnel Committees. Please reach out if you have thoughts or concerns as I’m here to support the youth of our community.