Cinnaminson High School

Mr. Gorman earned his B.A. in Psychology from Rutgers University, Camden Campus, in 1999. He received his Ed. M. in Educational Administration from Rutgers Graduate School of Education in 2010.

Prior to coming to CHS, Mr. Gorman tried various educational hats. He worked as a middle-school social studies and math teacher, a computer technology teacher at a private alternative high school for emotionally disturbed adolescents, and a science and building trades teacher at an in-district special education school. Finally, in September of 2004, he found a home at Cinnaminson High School as a special education teacher. After teaching in the high school for seven years, he became the assistant principal in July of 2011. Mr. Gorman served in that position for the next seven years before being named the principal in March of 2019.

Mr. Gorman lives in Camden County with his wife and three children.

Welcome to Cinnaminson High School! Since first joining New Albany School in 2020, I quickly found a home in the Cinnaminson School District. Whether new to our school or already part of our Cinnaminson family, I have no doubt that you will feel the same way.  I am especially fortunate to lead a group of educators that truly care for our students as if they were their own children.  I have been dedicated to the field of education for over a decade, and have spent several years in the classroom as a High School Spanish and ESL teacher in New York and New Jersey.  Prior to joining New Albany School, I completed two years as a middle and high school Vice Principal in northern New Jersey.

Using my diverse experiences, I strive to build a foundation for our students that allows our learners to reach their greatest potential. I strongly value the importance of educating our youth for the road ahead and preparing them for the ever-changing world beyond the walls of our school building.

Outside of school, I enjoy traveling the world and making memories with my husband and daughter. I have a passion for learning about different languages and cultures, and I find beauty in immersing myself in new places.  Most of all, I treasure quality time spent with close family and friends. I cannot wait to see all that our students accomplish this year at Cinnaminson High School. Go Pirates!

Mr. Wilkinson earned his B.A. in History from Wagner College in Staten Island, NY in 1992. He received his Ed. M. in Educational Administration from the University of Scranton in 2003.

This is Mr. Wilkinson’s 25th year in education. He has taught various levels of history at Toms River High School South, Pinelands Regional, and Manchester Township. He also coached football, girls basketball, track, bowling, and girls golf. As an assistant football coach, Mr. Wilkinson was named a Regional Coach of the Year by the Positive Coaching Alliance, and  as a head football coach, Mr. Wilkinson has been named Division Coach of the Year three times by his peers, and the Shore Conference Coach of the Year in 2020 by both the Asbury Park Press and NJ.com. While in Toms River, Mr. Wilkinson ran the Bennett Indoor Complex. 

Mr. Wilkinson resides in Ocean County with his wife and four children.