Andrew Pruski, Vice President

Andrew Pruski was appointed to Anne Arundel County Board of Education in August 2009 to fill the final four years of the term of Tricia Johnson, who resigned when she was appointed to the County Council.

Mr. Pruski is a former high school Social Studies teacher and currently serves as the Supervisor of Assessment in the Department of Research, Accountability and Assessment for Baltimore County Public Schools.  In that capacity, he is responsible for the oversight and management of the Maryland state-mandated assessment program in Baltimore County. 

Prior to his current position, Mr. Pruski was employed with the United States Department of Education in the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. He has teaching experience in private, public, and charter schools.

Mr. Pruski is active in numerous professional and community organizations. He serves on the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education’s blue-ribbon panel studying teacher preparation, is president of the Four Seasons Community Association, and is a member of the West County Community Leaders Roundtable. In addition, he holds membership in the Baltimore County Council of Administrative and Supervisory Employees, the Anne Arundel High School PTSO, the Four Seasons Elementary PTA, the Greater Odenton Improvement Association, and the West Arundel Lions Club, among others.

Mr. Pruski received his bachelor of arts degree in History from Niagara University in May 2000, and his master of science degree in Secondary Education from Niagara University in 2001.  He has received a certification in Maryland Administration and Maryland Advance Professional Teaching. He and his wife Roxanne, an Assistant Principal at Broadneck High School, live in Gambrills. They have a son, Jacob, and a daughter, Clara, who will be attending Four Seasons Elementary School.