Michael Pascarelli (Principal, IA) mpascarelli@schools.nyc.gov
Tiffany Martin (Assistant Principal) tmartin8@schools.nyc.gov
Cheryl Hametz (Assistant Principal) chametz@schools.nyc.gov
Judy Milo(Parent Coordinator) jmilo3@schools.nyc.gov
A. Constantos(Guidance Counselor) aconsta@schools.nyc.gov
K. Bracone (Guidance Counselor)kbracone@schools.nyc.gov

When it is an emergency, please call the main office. Do not email. Telephone (718) 721-6410

Generally, handwritten notes to the classroom teacher are best for everyday questions, Classroom teachers check /ask students for notes every morning. This step also teaches the child the responsiblity of delivering the note/mesage.

A handwritten note is the best means of communication for a:

• change in pick up at dismissal of time or different authorized person
• change in busing routine.
• absence - child is sick/absent
• a note is needed for records as to dates and reason for absence.