Director of Curriculum & Instruction
Christina Cox

Christina Cox
(856) 589-6644, x6340
ccox@wtps.org
The Washington Township Board of Education approved the appointment of Christina Cox to the position of Director of Curriculum and Instruction as of July 1, 2026.
Cox moves into central administration after spending the nine years (2018-26) as principal at Grenloch Terrace Early Childhood Center and Kindle Elementary School. A veteran educator, she has been with the Washington Township Schools since 2008. Cox’s previous duties included Supervisor of Elementary Education (2016-18), primary self-contained/multiple disabilities teacher at Birches Elementary School (2011-16), and special education teacher at Bells Elementary School (2008-11).
As Director of Curriculum and Instruction, Cox will partner with Assistant Superintendent Tricia Holmes to manage the district’s academic portfolio, including instructional design, staff development, assessment metrics, and strategic programming. Cox will coordinate closely with instructional supervisors and building principals — with a dedicated focus on early childhood and elementary spaces — to guarantee a rigorous, unified, and innovative curriculum for all learners.
“Christina Cox is a transformative educator who has reshaped this district, elevated statewide practices through inclusive modeling, and wrapped this community in unparalleled support,” Holmes said. “She will continue to be an asset to the children and families of Washington Township as she moves into this new role.”
Cox, a 2012-13 District Teacher of the Year, holds a bachelor of arts degree in early childhood education, teacher of the handicapped, and American studies, and a master’s in school administration and supervision from Rowan University. She has earned certificates in teacher of the handicapped (Pre-K-12), early childhood education (Pre-K-3), elementary education (K-5), as well as principal, supervisor and school administrator certificates. She also is certified in Wilson reading, nonviolent crisis intervention, and is a certified school safety specialist.
