Dr. Isaias Noel Gendrano III believes that every child should have access to a quality education, in a diverse, equitable, inclusive, and supportive environment conducive to success. He has lived in Dunellen since 2008. He became a member of the Board of Education in 2019 and has been President since 2022. 

Dr. Gendrano earned his undergraduate degree from Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. He went on to earn his Master’s and Doctorate degrees in Public Health-Epidemiology, also from Rutgers University. Dr. Gendrano currently works as a clinical scientist in the pharmaceutical industry.

Facilitating the highest quality education possible in Dunellen and developing novel medicines to meet unmet medical needs are Dr. Gendrano’s foci, but his first love is his wife, his two kids, and his two dogs, with his second love being creating and sharing music. You can usually find him at a local open mic singing and strumming away.  

Jason Anderson has been a member of the Dunellen Board of Education since 2016. He was first appointed to fill a one-year seat and was then elected to a 3-year term the following year.

Mr. Anderson grew up in the neighboring town of Piscataway and has been a resident of Dunellen for 18 years. He has three children in the district, one in each of our schools. 

After leaving the military, Mr. Anderson got a job as a teacher’s assistant and decided to go back to school to get a degree in History/Education. He currently works for the Plainfield Public School System as a middle school History teacher as well as a coach and advisor to the robotics and e-gaming clubs. 

In his free time, Mr. Anderson enjoys reading, sports, and coaching Dunellen youths in recreation programs. Mr. Anderson's passion for educating youth is evident in his knowledge of current educational trends that he uses in his classroom, in his coaching, and most importantly in support of the Dunellen community! 

Guadalupe P. Condit was appointed to the Board of Education in November 2022 and was sworn in in January 2023. Throughout the years she has been an active volunteer within the community, especially the PTO. As a parent, she believes it is very important to be actively involved in her children's education.

Mrs. Condit moved to Dunellen with her family 29 years ago from Mexico. She attended all three schools in Dunellen and graduated from Dunellen High School in 2002. After graduating high school, she left town for a few years but decided to move back. She continued her studies and earned a degree in Business Administration.

Mrs. Condit is happily married and has four children aged 7, 10, 13, and 16, who currently attend all three schools in the district.

Sarah Eibach is serving in her first term on the Board and aspires to support the efforts of the talented faculty, staff, and administration to offer a safe, equitable, and competent learning environment for all students. 

Ms. Eibach earned her BA in Psychology with a Minor in Women's Studies from Penn State University and her MSW from Marywood University. She began her career providing clinical serices for youth and families in partial-hospitalization programs, in-home and school-based settings, foster-to-adopt counseling for individuals with special needs, and outpatient therapy for youth and families in PA. Upon moving to NJ, Ms. Eibach continued providing clinical services and supports to adolescents in group home settings and behavioral counseling for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She currently works as a Regional Clinician Manager for a psychological group supporting aging seniors in skilled nursing, long-term care, and assisted living facilities. 

Ms. Eibach enjoys volunteering as an assistant coach with the Dunellen Recreation department, attending sporting events, and traveling down the shore with her wife and son.

Gregory Mitchell was born in St. George’s, Grenada, and migrated to N.J. In 1989. He has been a dedicated member of the Dunellen community since 2010 and is serving in his first term as a Dunellen School Board Member. 

A graduate of Frank H. Morrell H.S. in Irvington, N.J. (C/O 1997), Mr. Mitchell understands the lasting impact that a quality education and a positive school environment have on children. He strongly believes in creating safe, supportive, and engaging schools where every child is encouraged to grow, learn, and reach their full potential.

Mr. Mitchell brings a strong background in public service and community involvement to his role. He is a retired Police Officer with the Township of Irvington Police Department, where he proudly served for 15 years, ultimately achieving the rank of Detective Sergeant. His law enforcement career was built on leadership, accountability, and a deep commitment to protecting and supporting the community. 

During his career as a Police Officer he received a number of recognitions, including The N.J. State Policeman’s Benevolent Association Certificate of Merit, The Irvington Chamber of Commerce Louis James Maynard Police Award, The Essex County P.B.A Conference Honors Award, The 2022 Police & Fire Valor Award, and the Office of the Mayor Proclamation Police & Fire, Civic & Community Award.

Mr. Mitchell has a son attending Lincoln Middle School and he is actively involved in the Dunellen School PTO, regularly volunteering for school events such as book fairs, trunk-or-treat events, serving as a class chaperone, and other school activities. His hands-on involvement reflects his genuine care for students and his commitment to strengthening the connection between schools, families, and the community.

As a School Board Member, Mr. Mitchell is guided by core values of integrity, service, collaboration, and a child-first approach, always striving to support the educational and personal development of every Dunellen student.

Nicole Moore has been deeply involved in the Dunellen educational system since 2013. She has been a volunteer, board member, and past president of the Dunellen PTO, and has organized and chaired the Tricky Tray fundraiser, which helps to raise tens of thousands of dollars for our schools. 

Mrs. Moore and her family have lived in Dunellen since 2012 and she currently has 3 children in the district. She has a particular interest in strengthening the special needs education programs here in Dunellen. She also gives of her time and energy volunteering for the DHS Drama Club and fine arts events.

In her free time she enjoys live theater, game nights, and attending/volunteering at movie/pop culture conventions.

Mrs. Moore is looking forward to serving Dunellen’s educational system in this new capacity and is excited to begin this chapter as a member of the Board of Education.

Wilfred Sa-Onoy is a seasoned Technical Project/Portfolio Manager currently leading financial payment systems implementations at Fiserv. With a rich and diverse career spanning both military and civilian sectors, he brings a unique blend of leadership, technical expertise, and project management acumen to the board.

Mr. Sa-onoy has worked in Information Technology for over 24 years.  Before working at Fiserv, he was a Senior Project Manager at Pearson Education, steering the transition of technical support and operations into a managed services model. He previously worked at TD Ameritrade in a pivotal role, implementing technology and processes to support professional service automation and project portfolio management. He began his technology career as a project coordinator at Morgan Stanley for their customer engineering and support department.

Mr. Sa-Onoy's dedication extends beyond the corporate world, having served over 15 years in the United States Marine Corps on both active and reserve duty. His roles included Avionics Technician, Platoon Sergeant for a Cold Weather Mountain Warfare Reserve Unit, Battalion Administration Chief, and Combat Cameraman.  He then obtained a direct commission as an officer in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve serving another 17 years. Mr. Sa-Onoy took on diverse roles such as Finance Analyst, Search and Rescue Controller, Force Readiness Officer, and Engineering and Weapons Department Chief for a deployable special operations unit and retired from the Reserves in 2020. Mr. Sa-Onoy was awarded the 4th Field Services Support Group - Reserve Marine of the Year and was also recognized as the Reservist of the Year by the Capital Marine Detachment of the Marine Corps League.

Mr. Sa-Onoy graduated Summa Cum Laude from New Jersey City University with a BA in Media Arts.

Mr. Sa-Onoy embodies a unique blend of military discipline, strategic thinking, and project management proficiency. His career journey reflects a commitment to excellence, adaptability, and a passion for tackling complex challenges. Whether in the corporate or military arena, Wilfred consistently delivers results and stands as a testament to the power of leadership and diverse expertise. He is happily married and has lived in Dunellen since 2004. Mr. Sa-onoy and his wife have 5 children with 1 attending Faber, another in Lincoln Middle School,  2 in Dunellen High, and the oldest recently graduated from DHS. 

Shronda Kyi Wise-Schimpf was elected to the Dunellen Board of Education in November 2022. A resident of Dunellen for 19 years, she is dedicated to serving this office to enhance the quality of learning for all stakeholders. A veteran educator for the Jersey City Public Schools for over 25 years, her values are based on equity and accountability. One of her mantras is: "What gets measured, gets done."  

Ms. Schimpf holds an MA in Education and a BA in English from Saint Peter's University. She also holds Supervisory and Administrative certifications, and previously served as a Head Teacher and Literacy Coach in Jersey City. In her spare time, Ms. Schimpf enjoys spending time with family, reading a good book, and traveling.   She is a Life Member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., and is a Registered Parliamentarian. 

Elyse Schoepp has proudly served the Dunellen Board of Education since 2023, completing a one-year term before being elected to a three-year term in 2024. A lifelong connection to the community, Mrs. Schoepp grew up in Dunellen and chose to return to raise a family here.

Mrs. Schoepp holds a Master's Degree in Counseling from Rutgers University and has built a career working with individuals across the lifespan, with a special interest in supporting children and families. Her experience across varying levels of mental health crises informs a strong commitment to student well-being, social-emotional learning, and the value of supportive school environments.