Lester D. Wilson School

The Lester D. Wilson School educates students in Pre-School through 3rd grade. The elementary school has an enrollment of approximately 261 children assigned from Pre-School to Grade 3, a staff of dedicated teachers and instructional aides.

The Lester D. Wilson School is proud of its community spirit, an active and supportive PTA and Education Foundation. We are able to provide our students with enrichment
activities due to vigorous fund raising from both organizations.

We are committed to making the educational experience as exciting, rewarding, and successful as possible for our students.

Sandra Kacedon Principal, Lester D. Wilson School 525 Rt. 513 Pittstown, NJ  08867   Phone:  908-996-6812 email:  kacedon@alexandriaschools.org

Sandy Kacedon is serving her second year as the Principal of Lester D. Wilson School.  As an elementary and middle school teacher, Sandy has been an educator for twenty years.  She taught in Newark, East Orange, Clinton Township, and Lebanon Township before teaching in the Alexandria Township Schools.  Sandy has taught preschool, grades two, three, four, and fifth grade science.  Sandy taught fourth grade at Lester D. Wilson and fifth grade Science at Alexandria Middle School.  In addition, she completed her administrative internship at Lester D. Wilson School.

Sandy Kacedon has been a recipient of the Alexandria Township Education Foundation Spirit of Excellence and Innovation Award.  Sandy’s commitment and contribution to public education includes writing grants and working collaboratively with her colleagues to present the “best that education has to offer” to all students.  As a result, she received a Citation in Education for creativity and excellence in teaching from New Jersey State Senator Bill Schluter.

Sandy completed undergraduate studies at Kean University and received a certification in elementary education.  She then attended Fairleigh Dickinson University and earned a Master of Arts specializing in Elementary Science.  Sandy earned her Supervisory Certificate at Seton Hall University and then completed her Master of Education in School Leadership at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Sandy is a member of the Clinton Township County Committee and has been actively involved in the Alexandria Township Education Foundation and the Alexandria Township PTA.  She is currently a member of the Hunterdon County Principal Articulation group book club.

Sandy and husband Tom reside in Clinton Township.