Kim Voss for Romeo Board of Education

“She was the best teacher I ever had and someone who made a fundamental difference in my life. I wouldn't be where I am today without her. Several generations of Kim's students feel the same way! After a lifetime of service and demonstrated excellence as a teacher, administrator, and leader Kim's professional qualifications are undeniable. But it's her integrity as an individual that makes Kim an ideal candidate for the Romeo School Board. In these increasingly fractured, partisan times, we need someone like Kim, who will fix our collective gaze on the real prize here--the well being and education of children--and keep us focused on finding practical solutions to the issues and challenges of the day.”

Nick Halaris

President Metros Capital

“I was fortunate to work directly with Kim Voss at the beginning of my administrative career. Kim helped me grow as an administrator, and always led those around her with the goal of helping them improve. She would bring this same mindset to helping lead and support Romeo Public Schools. Kim served as a teacher and building leader who always focused on student achievement, supporting those around her in every way possible, all while establishing strong expectations, accountability, and instilling the belief that all students can achieve at a high level. Kim left a legacy in Chippewa Valley as an intelligent, well respected educator, who made an amazingly positive difference in the lives of her students and staff. She will always be remembered for her kindness and belief in people. There is no doubt in my mind that Kim Voss would help support and improve an already high functioning district like Romeo Public Schools as a member of the School Board.”

Paul Sibley

Director of Secondary Schools for Chippewa Valley Schools

“Kim Voss is the strongest instructional leader I have ever had the privilege to work for and alongside. She gave teachers the support, time, and professional learning they needed to better understand the science of reading and strengthen instruction across content areas. She also helped teachers work smarter by creating common planning time so teams could collaborate, learn, and grow together as professional learning communities. Her optional “lunch and learn” sessions were planned and well attended because they offered teachers meaningful learning in a practical, supportive setting. 

Kim remained focused on students, instruction, and results. She visited building teams, analyzed and shared data trends, listened carefully to teachers and administrators, and made thoughtful recommendations grounded in evidence-based research. Kim will serve with integrity, purpose, and an unwavering commitment to helping every student learn and thrive.”

Sheryl Ferlito

Ed.S., Retired Special Education Teacher & Administrator

“As a former teacher, high school principal, and central office administrator, Kim Voss will focus on students! Throughout her career, Kim has gained extensive knowledge and experience across every level of education, and she consistently uses that expertise to put students first. Kim understands the importance of building a supportive and connected school community, implementing a comprehensive K–12 curriculum, and ensuring that all students have access to meaningful, real‑world learning opportunities. She is a true educator at heart, as she is someone who listens, collaborates, and leads with purpose.”

Nicole Faehner

Board Office Administrator for Chippewa Valley Schools

“I was not necessarily one of the most decorated students as I started my high school career, I was struggling with my grades. … I had a lot of C’s and D’s my first couple of years.” But that all changed when he met Kimberly Voss, his AP U.S. history teacher at Chippewa Valley High School. “She really, really believed in me and took time out of her day to make me feel like I was capable and able to succeed — which was something that I hadn’t received in education prior to that point,”

Chad Zwolinski

Rochester Post

"I began teaching English at Chippewa Valley high school in 1972. I met Kim Voss in 1979 when she was hired to teach history. Eventually, she ended up teaching across the hall from me and I came to know her better. As a teacher, Kim impressed me as a teacher with high standards who engaged her students in thoughtful discussions and developed in them a love of American history. Her classes were challenging but students did not shy away from the workload and her classes were always full. As a person, Kim impressed me as a person of integrity and intelligence. I consider myself fortunate to count her as one of my best friends."

Carol Kohut

Former English Teacher