Meet Our Board Members

Tim Miller

Contact Tim Miller at TMiller@fhevs.org

Tim is a graduate of Fairport Harding High School. He also holds an Associate Degree
in Civil Engineering from Lakeland Community College, a Bachelor of Science Degree
in Engineering from Kent State University, and a Master’s Degree in Public
Administration from Cleveland State University.
He has worked in County/Municipal government for over 35 years, including 8 years as
a City of Geneva Council Member with 2 years serving as President of Council. Tim is
currently the Director of the Lake County Stormwater Management Department
(LCSMD), a position he has held since 2007. As Director of LCSMD, Tim and his team
are responsible for assisting local governments and schools on the importance of
protecting and improving the water quality of the natural water resources in Lake
County. Tim also collaborates with other elected officials and administrations to
prioritize infrastructure improvement projects that improve stormwater systems while
also minimizing the impacts to natural water resources of Lake County.
As a graduate of Fairport Harding, Tim states that he is aware of the traditions of the
past but is also ready and willing to utilize his background to take the District to a higher
level by promoting a well-rounded, quality educational experience. Tim’s goal is to help
prepare all of the students in the District with a path to a successful future. Tim’s
philosophy of teamwork and collaboration will help to ensure that all within the District-
students, teachers and administrators- are in the best possible situation to succeed!

Coleen Moskowitz

Contact Coleen at Cmoskowitz@fhevs.org

Coleen Moskowitz is a Fairport Harbor resident and local business owner who moved to the village in 2016 after falling in love with the area as a boater. She’s drawn to Fairport’s beach-town charm and friendly small-village feel—it reminds her of Cortland, Ohio, where she grew up. Coleen has lived in Lake County for 36 years and retired from Perry High School in 2023 after a 34-year career teaching high school students, an experience that shaped her deep commitment to public education.

Coleen believes great schools are the heart of a great community. Her focus is putting students and teachers first—strengthening communication, supporting staff, and building a more positive, respectful culture among students, families, and the community—so Fairport Harbor can be known for having not only the most welcoming village on the lake, but some of the best schools in Lake County. Outside of school work, she’s an avid rescue dog volunteer and proud dog mom to three pups, including Ernie, a Goldendoodle therapy dog who visits schools, nursing homes, and hospitals. You’ll often find Coleen out boating on Lake Erie, meeting neighbors, and supporting local shops and restaurants—because she believes strong small businesses, alongside strong schools, are the foundation of a healthy, vibrant village.

Amy Neff

I have been a resident of Fairport Harbor for almost 11 years, and my children have been attending school here for the last 10 years. During those years, I have become a very active school volunteer, helping with countless PTO events and school functions. I became the Scholastic Book Fair chairperson in 2018 and have spent many hours in McKinley helping children, parents, and teachers at the Book Fair. I have worked closely with the current and former principals at McKinley to use Scholastic Dollars earned from our book fairs to provide hundreds of books for Literacy Nights, PTO events, and classroom supplies. In 2021 I volunteered as a lunch and recess monitor for the final quarter of the year to help with staffing shortages as more children were returning from remote learning. These experiences have helped me learn more about the inner workings of our schools while also forming relationships with students, parents, and staff members. I was also a member of the Parent Advisory Committee in 2019, the Re-Opening Committee in 2020 and 2021, the NNPS Cohort Action Team in 2021, and participated in the FHEVS Vision Meeting in May of 2022.

Over the years, I have dedicated a large majority of my time to community involvement. It is truly my passion. I founded Feeding Fairport's Hungry in 2018. I am proud to say that over the last five years we have accomplished so much. We have raised money to assist with past due lunch accounts at both McKinley and Harding, held several snack drives for McKinley students, held several Thanksgiving and Easter meal drives to benefit families throughout Fairport and at both schools, held a community-wide clothing drive at McKinley in 2019, and we have also held several school supply drives.

These endeavors have provided me with an insight to some of the greatest needs that exist in our community, particularly those affecting students and families in our schools. This has also given me the opportunity to form bonds and to connect with so many people across Fairport Harbor.

I graduated in 2001 from Father Thomas Scecina Memorial High School in Indianapolis, Indiana where I spent my senior year working as a cadet teacher. After high school I started college at Indiana University. After my freshman year I relocated to Hawaii and attended the University of Hawaii at Manoa where I lived for many years. Once I moved back to the mainland United States I continued my college career at Indiana University remotely, majoring in English/Technical and Professional Writing where I was inducted into the Honors Society. I have a very strong background in both written and verbal communication. Prior to deciding to stay home with my children I worked as a business manager in Honolulu and Dallas.

I have five children and as of next year I will have students enrolled in the district in the high school, middle school, elementary school, and preschool. This provides me the unique benefit of seeing and experiencing the daily lives of students and parents from every single level in our district.

I have a long standing history of working with both of the schools and the community on a regular basis, and I greatly feel that with that experience I would be a huge asset to the school board.

My greatest priorities are; wide-open communication, accountability, transparency, community, and working hard to ensure that the children's best interests are always at the forefront. I want parents to feel trust in our school board, and I want them to always feel heard, respected, and understood.