Staff

Tom Cunningham is a health and Phys Ed teacher at Newtown Middle School.  He taught two years at Hillcrest Elementary before moving to the middle school.  Tom is a Council Rock grad, who has played sports his entire life.  Tom specializes in team building games.  He has taught classes on team building to other teachers in the area.  Tom currently coaches wrestling, and is the Athletic Director for Newtown Middle School. 

Jack Fitzpatrick is a Tech. Integrator for the two Council Rock Middle Schools.  He attended Archbishop Wood HS, where he finished 2nd at the National Prep Wrestling Championships. He went on to The College of New Jersey, where he competed on the Nationally Ranked Wrestling Team.  Jack has coached wrestling for 29 years between high school, middle school, and currently the Central Bucks Raiders wrestling club.  He also coaches baseball and field hockey. 

Chris Hoerger is a 7th and 8th grade Health & Physical Education teacher at Holland Middle School. He attended Council Rock North High School where he earned nine varsity letters, helped lead his cross country team to the 1999 PIAA State Championship, and was named a two time All-American. Chris attended Penn State University on a track & field scholarship, and also played on PSU’s nationally ranked rugby team. He has over 20 years of camp experience, and currently coaches girl’s volleyball, boy’s and girl’s basketball, and Track & Field at Holland Middle School. 

Sarah is a French teacher at Holland Middle and Newtown Middle. She coached the Archbishop Wood Volleyball team and led them to a Philadelphia Catholic League Championship.  She currently coaches middle school volleyball and is the Athletic Director at Holland Middle School.  In high school, Sarah played basketball, volleyball, soccer, ran track & field, and cross country.  Originally from Winnipeg, Canada, she was the graduating high school volleyball player of the year and a Canadian National club volleyball champion. She attended and played volleyball at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, was awarded the American East Conference Rookie of the Year, First Team All-Conference and NCAA Academic All-American District Second team.