Max Rona is an experienced technology educator currently serving as a Technology Teacher and Cyber Tech Club Advisor at North Brunswick Township Public Schools since August 2022. Prior to this role, Max worked as a Data Scientist at Ferguson Enterprises, where responsibilities included designing machine learning pipelines and updating software models. Max also gained experience at Wayfair as a Competitive Intelligence Product Management Coop, managing engineering resources and developing web scraping tools. Earlier positions include a Data Labs Co-Op and IT Co-Op at Johnson & Johnson, where key projects involved analyzing trade data, developing applications, and creating dashboards. Max holds a Bachelor of Science in Data Science and Computer Science from Northeastern University and began career experience with roles in customer service and project management.
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North Brunswick Township Public Schools
Mission Statement The mission of the North Brunswick school district is to educate our students to become independent thinkers and problem solvers, empowered to meet the challenges of our evolving world. The children’s learning will be based in real-life situations in order to develop the skills, life experiences, and self-esteem required to achieve success. Actualization demands that the educational community provide a safe, nurturing environment in which individual and civic responsibility is fostered and diversity is respected. We consider the infusion of digital resources, processes, and learning throughout the curriculum to be a district priority. It is the expectation that all members of North Brunswick’s educational community will proficiently utilize and interact with tools and applications to acquire information, apply higher order cognitive processes, and solve problems. Our curricula, programs, and initiatives will continuously endeavor to include the skills, knowledge, and understandings to be successful in college, career, and life. Themes such as collaboration, digital citizenship, constructivism, and student-centered approaches will be crystallized and integrated throughout the n-12 program.