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Board of Education Members
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Robin Crossan (District 4)
Robin Crossan has lived in Steamboat Springs for 6 ½ years. She originally resided in Southeast Pennsylvania. She was a Facilities Director for Macy’s in New York City and wrote Disaster Recovery Plans. She is married and her husband Barry is retired. She has a son, Brant in 10th Grade. Robin works at the mountain in the winter as a Guest Services Ambassador Supervisor. She works at the Steamboat Golf Club Pro Shop in the summers. Robin is involved in the Middle School SAC, Young Life Committee and the Education Fund Board. She likes to ski, golf, garden and cook.
Originally elected: November 2007
Re-elected: November 2011
Term expires; November 2015
Term expires; November 2015
Denise Connelly, Vice-President (District 3)
Denise is a parent of three students; two middle school students and one high school student. She has a B. A. in Spanish and Education from Colorado State University and an M.S. in Information Systems from the College of Business at the University of Colorado. She recently retired from her teaching position in the school district after 29 years. Denise continues her involvement in education by teaching Spanish, translating, and tutoring Hispanic students.
Originally elected: November 2005
Re-elected: November 2009
Term expires: November 2013
Rebecca Williams, Secretary (District 5)
Rebecca Williams has resided in Steamboat Springs for the past 6 years. She was a business teacher at Steamboat Springs High School for three years and a preschool teacher prior to that for two years. She has a strong passion for education and the desire to serve our schools. Rebecca and her husband Drew began their adventure in Steamboat Springs by attending Colorado Mountain College and eventually moving back to begin their careers and raise their son Silas (7months). Rebecca enjoys spending her time running, skiing, mountain biking, soaking at Old Town Hot Springs, and spending time with her family. While spending most of her time at home raising her son, she also does some technology consulting for schools and is involved in numerous groups within the community.
Rebecca Williams has resided in Steamboat Springs for the past 6 years. She was a business teacher at Steamboat Springs High School for three years and a preschool teacher prior to that for two years. She has a strong passion for education and the desire to serve our schools. Rebecca and her husband Drew began their adventure in Steamboat Springs by attending Colorado Mountain College and eventually moving back to begin their careers and raise their son Silas (7months). Rebecca enjoys spending her time running, skiing, mountain biking, soaking at Old Town Hot Springs, and spending time with her family. While spending most of her time at home raising her son, she also does some technology consulting for schools and is involved in numerous groups within the community.
Originally elected: November 2011
Term expires: November 2015
Jim Kissane, Treasurer (District 2)
Jim has lived in Steamboat Springs, permanently, since 1979. He originally came to Steamboat in 1970 after graduating from Colorado State University. After spending several years as an accountant, controller and supervisor on the Front Range, he moved back to Steamboat Springs. He was the Chief Financial Officer for TIC at the time the company was acquired in 2008 and retired in August 2012. He and his wife, Erin, have been married since 1993. They have four children. Jim has served on the Board of the Family Development Center and the Board of the Yampa Valley Medical Center. He likes to ski, hike, mountain bike and read.
Jim has lived in Steamboat Springs, permanently, since 1979. He originally came to Steamboat in 1970 after graduating from Colorado State University. After spending several years as an accountant, controller and supervisor on the Front Range, he moved back to Steamboat Springs. He was the Chief Financial Officer for TIC at the time the company was acquired in 2008 and retired in August 2012. He and his wife, Erin, have been married since 1993. They have four children. Jim has served on the Board of the Family Development Center and the Board of the Yampa Valley Medical Center. He likes to ski, hike, mountain bike and read.
Originally appointed: January 2013
Term expires: November 2013
Brian T. Kelly, President (District 1)
Originally elected: November 2009
Term expires: November 2013
