Superintendent's Office Shannon White-Cleveland Superintendent Robyn Vitello Executive Assisstant to the Superintendent   c/o Swift River School 201 Wendell Road New Salem, MA  01355 (413) 423-3337 FAX: (978) 544-2253	U28 Business Office Caitlin Anderson May  Director of Finance and Operations  Jessalyn Zaykoski Human Resources/Payroll  Emilee Rybczyk Accounts Payable Erving Elementary School 28 Northfield Road Erving, MA  01344 Mailing Address:  PO Box 7  Erving, MA 01344 (413) 423-3337 or (413) 423-3326 ext. 234	U28 Student Support Services Amy Langdon  Director of Student Support Services TITLE IX COORDINATOR Jennifer Spofford  Student Support Services &  Grants Coordinator  c/o Shutesbury Elementary School 23 West Pelham Road Shutesbury, MA  01072 (978) 910-1548 (978) 910-1478	U28 Curriculum Office Lindsay Rodriguez  Director of Curriculum and Instruction  c/o Swift River School  201 Wendell Road New Salem, MA  01355 (413) 423-3337 FAX: (978) 544-2253
ERVING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Beth Gannon, Principal 28 Northfield Road Erving, MA 01344 (413) 423-3326 FAX: (413) 423-3648	LEVERETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Siby Adina, Principal 85 Montague Road Leverett, MA  01054 (413) 548-9144 FAX: (413) 548-8148	SHUTESBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Anne Magill, Principal 23 West Pelham Road Shutesbury, MA 01072 (413) 259-1212 FAX: (413) 259-1531	SWIFT RIVER SCHOOL Kelley Sullivan, Principal 201 Wendell Road New Salem, MA 01355 (978) 544-6926 FAX: (978) 544-2253

In 1901, the towns of Erving, Leverett, New Salem and Wendell voted to form a superintendency union. The  town of Shutesbury was voted into the union in 1902, thus forming the current Erving School Union #28 District. The five towns came together in the early 1900s for cost-sharing purposes, which continue to strongly tie its four elementary (PK-Grade 6) school districts together. These districts include Erving Elementary School, Leverett Elementary School, Shutesbury Elementary School and the Swift River School (which reaps the cost-saving benefits of being a small regional school for the towns of New Salem and Wendell). Each district is autonomous and elects its own school committee which oversees the educational program for its elementary school. Together, the Union #28 communities share the cost and oversight of the superintendent and central office.