
Board of Directors
Beacon's Board of Directors oversees and supports the work of the faculty, staff, and administration. They aim to ensure that Beacon students receive a high quality, arts-based education.
Evee Robinson, Board Chair
Evee grew up in MA and is a transplant to Rhode Island. She went to Bridgewater State for her undergraduate degree in Communications and English. She is in the Applied Linguistics Master's degree program at UMASS Boston. She worked in healthcare for ten years before switching to Education. She was a paraprofessional for a few years in Special Education and later became an ESL teacher. She has been in Education for 6 years. She has three great kids in middle and elementary school. She has been involved in community theatre for 20 years and has a strong passion for the Performing Arts. Mrs. Robinson was named Beacon's Board Chair in September 2023.
Wade Richmond, Vice Chair
Wade is the founder and CEO of CISO ToGo, LLC. The mission/vision of his organization is to enable small to mid-sized organizations to have an experienced, motivated, and committed cybersecurity leader as part of their team, without the limiting burden of funding full-time resources, to secure their data, systems, employees, customers, and investors. Prior to founding his current company, Wade had worked in cybersecurity leadership roles for BJ’s Wholesale Clubs, Ahold USA, Sensata Technologies, Brooks/Eckerd Pharmacies, GTECH Corporation, Citizens Financial Group, and CVS Pharmacies. Beyond Wade’s focus on cybersecurity, his over-36 years of experience in the IT field, also includes application development, complex field implementations, data center operations, infrastructure, technology risk management, and various aspects of technical support.
Wade has been married to his wife, Diane, for over 36 years, and lives in Pascoag, RI. He has two adult daughters, three granddaughters, and one grandson. Apart from family time, he spends much of his “spare time” working with teens as Youth Minister at his church, providing music (guitar and vocals) for Worship services, and volunteering in various capacities. Wade's daughter is a Beacon Alumnus, Class of 2008.
Sengkeo Bouchard, Treasurer
Sengkeo Bouchard joined Beacon's Board of Directors in 2024. Ms. Bouchard works for Shoreham Bank as Senior Vice President, Controller. Her professional experience lends itself well to Beacon's Board of Directors where Ms. Bouchard will guide financial decisions by helping to establish, monitor, and enforce policies and procedures.
Ms. Bouchard is a graduate of the University of Rhode Island and holds an MBA degree from Bentley University. She is an active member of the community and worked with the 115th MP Company as well as the RI Family Engagement Advisory Council.
Deana Marzocchi, Secretary
Deana Marzocchi is an experienced creative professional specializing in an innovative yet traditional graphic design style. She is an Associate Professor of graphic design at Johnson & Wales University (JWU) and also serves as the Design Department Chair.
Marzocchi's area of expertise is branding and print design. Academically, she takes a special interest in experiential education. She has been working extensively with design students in the Design Team I and II courses that focus on authentic learning experiences, which pair students with community organizations.
Another area of interest is building and expanding the curriculum of the JWU Design Department, which includes keeping the curriculum relevant and current with industry trends. Creating partnerships with the greater community, both in the private and nonprofit sectors, is an important part of Marzocchi’s plan.
Outside of her position at JWU, Marzocchi has a diversified portfolio of freelance graphic design clients, but her specialty is restaurant and food service marketing. Her creative passion spans many mediums, including painting and drawing. Her greatest joy is sharing time with her husband, children, step-children, and crazy dogs — Alice & Bella.
Anastacia Barreiro
Ms. Barreiro joined Beacon Charter Schools' Board of Directors in August 2025. She is a Beacon Charter High School for the Arts alumna, Culinary Arts '12. With more than a decade of experience in the food service industry, she has worked as a banquet cook at Twin River Casino, head cook supervisor at St. Germain Manor Assisted Living, and team lead at Panera Bread. Ms. Barreiro now works with Honey Dew Donuts and brings her background in culinary arts, leadership, and customer service to her role on the board, as well as the perspective of an alumna.
Marlon Carey
Marlon Carey is a poet (published chapbooks: Giraffe Theory (2000), Prolegomenon (2003) and Lazarus (2007) who has been a member of both the Boston Poetry Slam and Boston Lizard Lounge Poetry Slam Teams. He is also a proud member of the Providence RI-based poetry troupe, Brother’s Keeper. Marlon is also an Educator (teaching Poetry, Hip Hop and Creative Writing in the New England area and around the country), Actor (The Sunset Limited, Topdog/Underdog, Othello, When Mahalia Sings, Take Me Out, A Few Good Men), Communicator (producer and radio DJ on “Off Tha Top”, WELH 88.1FM - Brown Student Radio) and Entertainer (released EPs: There Is No Plan, Be. and Plan M: the un-Mixtape, End of The World Mixtape 2012: OCCUPY Your Mind.) Carey earned his BFA degree in Creative Writing at St. Andrews College in Laurinburg, NC, and is proud to be a New England Poet, with respect to his Jamaican immigrant roots. He is a full-time father of three remarkable children and is a husband to a very extraordinary wife.
Stump Evans
Stump Evans joined the Beacon Charter Schools Board of Directors in November 2023. She is the Director of Employment, Education & Support Services at Community Care Alliance in Woonsocket, RI, where she leads youth empowerment and basic needs initiatives, including the Mariam Kaba Community Food Pantry at The Harbour Youth Center. Evans has also shared her expertise on national platforms, such as The New Normal: LGBTQ+ Youth Living Through COVID-19 conference, highlighting her commitment to advancing opportunities for marginalized youth. She brings to the board her deep experience in community engagement, advocacy, and creating supportive spaces for young people—perspectives that strengthen the board’s focus on student success and well-being.
Joseph Garlick
As Executive Director of NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley (NWBRV) a nonprofit CDC serving Northern Rhode Island, Joseph Garlick leads a community-based enterprise that develops affordable housing and other real estate to revitalize neighborhoods and expand housing and economic opportunity throughout the Region. NWBRV also implements a wide array of comprehensive community development programs to provide opportunities for low-income residents to build assets and wealth and enrich their communities.
Mr. Garlick has been responsible for a number of unique and innovative real estate development projects, including a multi-year, multi-phase neighborhood revitalization initiative in the Constitution Hill neighborhood in Woonsocket that involved rehabilitation of 40 abandoned homes; a vacant shopping center and mill and an abandoned historic school into 165 affordable family apartments; 30,000 square feet of neighborhood commercial space; two afterschool learning centers; a childcare center for 100 infants and preschoolers; a neighborhood history book, “A Different View,” authored by several neighborhood teens; and a ‘Community Builders-In-Residence’ facility that provides free lofts to six instructors who teach in the learning centers.
Mr. Garlick serves on a number of local, regional and National committees and boards, including as President of the Housing Network of RI, the trade association of RI Nonprofit Developers, the Massachusetts Housing Investment Corporation’s New Market Tax Credit Advisory Board and NeighborWorks America’s Real Estate Advisory Board and Race, Equity and Diversity Initiative (REDI). His work was recently recognized by the RI Foundation with the Murray Family Prize for community enrichment and the American Planning Association-RI’s Paul Davidoff Award. Mr. Garlick has been on Beacon's Board of Directors since 2014. His longstanding leadership has been invaluable to Beacon Charter Schools.
Garrett Mancieri
Garrett Mancieri is a founding member, former Chairman (2015-2019) and current Executive Director of the Downtown Woonsocket Collaborative since 2015. He is self-employed as a commercial and residential licensed Realtor working in RI & MA. He holds a Bachelor's Degree of Business Administration from Rhode Island College. Mancieri has been involved in 8 (million dollar plus) developments in Woonsocket and helped more than 30 businesses start up or expand in the area. In 2015, he worked with the Woonsocket Planning Department to draft and sponsor the Woonsocket Downtown Overlay District which has attracted more investment and businesses to the downtown district. In addition, he is also the Chairman of Autumnfest (Northern R.I.'s Largest Festival), and a member of several committees and organizations including the NRI Board of Realtors, Rotary Club of Woonsocket, Woonsocket Head Start, Sojourner House, Beacon Charter School, Levitt AMP Woonsocket, and several other boards.
Corey Martin-Fitzgerald
Corey Martin-Fitzgerald joined the Beacon Charter Schools Board of Directors in August 2025. He is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and higher education professional specializing in counseling, outreach, and student wellness. Martin-Fitzgerald serves as a psychotherapist and outreach coordinator at Brown University, where he develops programs that foster student belonging and mental health support. He holds a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from Johnson & Wales University, a Master of Education in Counseling from Louisiana State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Louisiana Tech University. Martin-Fitzgerald also brings to the board his passion for the arts as a performer, presenter, and advocate, along with his expertise in student well-being and community engagement.
Cameron McKenna
Cameron McKenna joined the Beacon Board of Directors in 2024. He is an alumnus of Beacon Charter High School, Class of 2014. Mr. McKenna offers a unique student and alumni perspective to the board. Mr. McKenna works at Brown University as a Human Resources Service Center Coordinator. This work will allow Mr. McKenna to guide the Board of Directors in better serving faculty and staff and ensuring a positive experience for all employees, while also providing a needed connection to an institution of higher education.
Allan Piekos
Mr. Piekos joined the Beacon Board of Directors in April 2022. He was raised in Woonsocket and is happy to be giving back to the community by serving on Beacon's board. He graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design with a BFA in Computer Art. He worked as an IT/Game Design Teacher at the Woonsocket Area Career and Technical School. Currently, he is the Manager of Heavy Press Graphics in Woonsocket. Mr. Piekos has a son who attends Founders Academy. He has a high appreciation for the arts, and especially arts-based education. He joined Beacon's board to have the opportunity to be actively involved in his son's education. He is excited to see how Beacon Charter Schools grows and progresses.
George Costa, Board Member Emeritus
Francis X. Tweedie, Ed.D, Board Member Emeritus