Paramus High School Welcomes Dominick Miller as New Principal

PARAMUS, NJ - Dominick Miller has been appointed as the new Paramus High School Principal, succeeding retiring principal Raymond Kiem.

“We are extremely excited to welcome Mr. Miller to Paramus High School and our larger school community,” said Sean Adams, Superintendent of Schools. “His commitment to student achievement and well-being, innovative mindset, and collaborative approach to leadership make him an ideal fit for our community.”

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Meet-and-greet events will be scheduled and announced soon, according to district officials, during which members of the school community will be invited to meet with and welcome the administrator to Paramus High School.

Miller, a former marine, comes to Paramus with over 23 years of education experience, serving for the past six years as the Principal of Roxbury High School. Prior to that, Miller spent four years as a middle school principal and three years as a high school assistant principal in Roxbury.

He began his career in education as a social studies teacher at both the middle school and high school levels, and coached a variety of sports, including basketball, field hockey, lacrosse, baseball, and football.

Under his leadership, Roxbury High School implemented several programs, including a Sports Medicine Academy and a Structural Design and Fabrication vocational skills class, and was selected as a New Jersey State School of Character. He also created and implemented Principal’s Academies to support professional development and teacher learning opportunities, and established multiple ways to communicate with families and stakeholders regarding district events.

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“Paramus is well-known for its great schools and supportive community," Miller said. "I truly value how the district’s core values focus on the whole child and promote student growth and success at an individual level, and I am eager to get to know all of our students and celebrate their successes. It’s clearly evident that the faculty and support staff genuinely care about their students and the larger school community as a whole. As I continue my career as an educational leader, I’m excited to partner with all our school’s stakeholders in continuing to achieve great things together at
Paramus High School.”

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