Dr. Don Bell has been the Superintendent of Schools since July of 1999. Prior to coming to Northern Lebanon he served as a classroom teacher, Junior High Assistant Principal, High School Principal, Alternative High School Principal, and Adjunct Professor of Education.
Mr. Hornberger became a part of the Northern Lebanon family in July of 2006. Before that Mr. Hornberger spent seven years at Steelton-Highspire Elementary School working as a teacher and assistant principal.
Ms. Bonnie Bicksler has been the Assistant High School Principal since 2005. She was a classroom teacher in the high school for 25 years. She earned her teaching degree from East Stroudsburg State College, Master's of Education from Wilkes University and Master's of Educational Leadership from Wilkes University.
David Yavoich was named Principal of the Northern Lebanon Middle School in January of 2004. He holds a Bachelors degree in Business Administration from The College of New Jersey, a Master's Degree in Education from Bloomsburg University, and Administrative certification from Shippensburg University. He is also certified as a mathematics teacher and an Instructional Technology Specialist.
Marian Robidas joined the Northern Lebanon administrative team in September of 2005 as the principal of Jonestown Elementary School. She has been in the educational field since 1990, beginning as a resource teacher in the Wilson School District and then signing on with the Reading School District in 1994. Ms. Robidas's educational background includes classroom teacher, reading specialist, and adjunct math teacher, and Assistant Principal. She received both her Bachelor's Degree in education and Master's Degree in reading from Kutztown University and her Principal Certification from Alvernia College. She is currently working on her doctorate in school leadership.
Mrs. McInerney previously enjoyed teaching fifth and sixth grades in the Central Dauphin School District. She attended Millersville University where she received her Elementary Education certification. Later she earned her Master's Degree in Teaching and Curriculum and Principal certification from Penn State University. She would like to enroll in a doctoral program in the near future and continue her life-long learning.
Dr. Garchinsky is pleased to be a part of the "Fredericksburg Family." Throughout his career, he has taught students from kindergarten through college, having focused his career on providing quality educational experiences for learners with disabilities. Prior to joining Northern Lebanon, Dr. Garchinsky was a special education supervisor in the Mechanicsburg Area School District.
Mrs. Tobias began working with children as a Therapeutic Recreation Specialist in Child Psychiatry at Hershey Medical Center and Philhaven Hospital. She then went into teaching and was employed by Susquehanna Township School District for eleven years as a special education teacher and literacy coach. In 2004, she became the Special Education Supervisor for Palmyra Area School District.
Mr. Snyder graduated from Shippensburg University with a teaching degree. He taught one year at Palmyra Area Middle School followed by four and one-half years at Fannett-Metal High School. Before completing his Master's Degree in Education Administration from Shippensburg and his Principal certification, he taught four years in the middle school at Northern Lebanon. He has been in his current position at Northern Lebanon since 2003.
Mr. Heckman graduated from the State University of New York at Albany where he received his Bachelor of Science in Accounting. In previous employment, he worked as an auditor and then as the managing Vice-President of League Marketing Group, Inc., located in Albany, New York. League Marketing Group provided financial services to credit unions throughout New York state. Recently he worked at Shank Door Installation Company where he served as the Manager of Accounting. Mr. Heckman is also an ordained minister of the Pilgrim Holiness Church of NY, Inc.
Ms. Amy Light became a part of the Northern Lebanon administrative team in July 2010. Prior to coming to NL, she spent four years at the First National Bank of Fredericksburg as the Human Resource Manager. She also worked as a manager in her family owned business.
Dr. Chad Kinsey serves the district as secondary level School Psychologist and Coordinator of Special Services. Dr. Kinsey's educational background includes receiving a degree in Psychology and Criminal Justice from Messiah College, Master's in School Psychology from Millersville University and he completed his doctoral work in school psychology at Indiana University of PA. Dr. Kinsey is also an ordained minister with the Church of the Brethren. His work experiences have included MT, BSC, and TSS positions with Philhaven, four years as school psychologist at Fleetwood Area School District, and ten years of experience as a clinical therapist and psychologist at Concern in Fleetwood, PA. 
Nathan Byler became part of the Northern Lebanon administrative team in July 2010 after serving in the district for 6 years as an elementary technology teacher and coordinator of the district's virtual school, the V3 Academy. Prior to coming to Northern Lebanon, he taught fifth grade and elementary technology in Hillsborough, New Jersey.
Mr. Zeller is a lifelong resident of Lebanon County and currently resides in Lebanon with his wife and three children. He graduated from ELCO High School and attended Randolph-Macon College in Ashland Virginia where he pursued a degree in mathematics.
Ms. Dreisbach has lived in Fredericksburg most of her life and attended and graduated from Northern Lebanon School District in 1985. She has worked for the district for eight years, starting as a substitute and then working as the stock clerk for the food service department. She has four wonderful children that keep her busy all the time and her interests include swimming, walking, camping and riding rollercoasters.
Paul Snyder has been a Northern Lebanon School District resident all of his life. He graduated in 1981 and starting working for the district 4 days later. Paul has worked on the grounds mowing and painting the athletic fields. As people retired, he moved up into maintenance postitions. 
