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Lexington School for the Deaf has been providing educational services to deaf students since its founding in 1864. Originally located on Lexington Avenue in Manhattan, the school relocated to East Elmhurst, Queens in the late 1960s. Because Lexington is a non-profit, New York State-supported 4201 school, we are able to offer a tuition-free education to our students.
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Lexington School for the Deaf serves profoundly deaf students living in Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and Nassau County, New York. To attend our school, students must have a referral from their home school district's Committee on Special Education or Committee on Preschool Special Education and approval from the New York State Department of Education.
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Lexington School for the Deaf provides a specialized educational program that meets the unique learning and communication needs of profoundly deaf students. We serve children from ages 0-3 years (Ready to Learn) through preschool, elementary, middle and high school. Our curriculum incorporates the use of Thinking Maps as a visual method to teach complex concepts.
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Lexington’s counselors, interpreters, therapists and other support staff offer specialized expertise to address the unique needs of our students. Our student health services team provides nursing and medical care to ensure a healthy school environment.
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The home-school connection is important to the success of every student. Lexington offers numerous services to parents and guardians to help them support their child. Services include our family liaison, the Parent Staff Association, American Sign Language classes and parent workshops and get-togethers.
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Donations to Lexington School for the Deaf Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit and New York State registered charity, support special programs and services at Lexington School for the Deaf. There are numerous ways to support the school, including cash donations, honor/memorial tributes, matched gifts and planned giving.
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Jillian
Anderson
Science Teacher
janderson@lexnyc.org
Connie
Aronson
Special Needs Teacher
caronson@lexnyc.org
Grace Ann
Ashley
Science Teacher
gashley@lexnyc.org
Alison
Baade
Speech Teacher
abaade@lexnyc.org
Alyssa
Banner
Career Ed Teacher
abanner@lexnyc.org
Maria
Behr
Elementary Teacher
mbehr@lexnyc.org
Tara
Benton
Elementary Teacher
tbenton@lexnyc.org
Cathy
Berger
RTL Teacher
cberger@lexnyc.org
Marley
Bestreich
Speech Teacher
mschonfeld@lexnyc.org
Adijah
Brabham
Special Needs Teacher
abrabham@lexnyc.org
Martin
Breiter
Social Studies Teacher
mbreiter@lexnyc.org
Luciana
Cavaliere
Speech Teacher
lcavaliere@lexnyc.org
Whitney
Chesser
Elementary Teacher
wchesser@lexnyc.org
Mary Beth
Clark
Career Ed Teacher
mbclark@lexnyc.org
Barbara
Cole
Physical Education Teacher
bcole@lexnyc.org
Debra
Cole
Social Studies Teacher
dcole@lexnyc.org
Leigh
Crane
Bilingual Coordinator
lcrane@lexnyc.org
Kristen
D'Arcangelo
Elementary Teacher
kd'arcangelo@lexnyc.org
Avigayil
David
Speech Teacher
adavid@lexnyc.org
Olivia
DeMilt
Speech Teacher
odemilt@lexnyc.org
Lorraine
Duthie
Science Teacher
lduthie@lexnyc.org
Hannah
Ehrenberg
English Teacher
hehrenberg@lexnyc.org
Najia
Elyoumni-Pinedo
FLTC Teacher
npinedo@lexnyc.org
Jacque
Fresolo
Dorm Supervisor
jfresolo@lexnyc.org
Beatriz
Gavin
Speech Teacher
bgavin@lexnyc.org
Judy
Granger
Elementary Teacher
jgranger@lexnyc.org
Amy
Griffin-Otterberg
Special Needs Teacher
agriffin-otterberg@lexnyc.org
Tobi
Haberstroh
English Teacher
thaberstroh@lexnyc.org
Marian
Hart
Preschool Teacher
mhart@lexnyc.org
Micole
Kaplan
Middle School Teacher
mkaplan@lexnyc.org
Jane
Kim
Preschool Teacher
jkim@lexnyc.org
Suhanthi
Knower
Middle School Teacher
sknower@lexnyc.org
Carol
Kretschmer
Middle School Teacher
ckretschmer@lexnyc.org
Becki
Krieg
FLTC Teacher
bkrieg@lexnyc.org
Colleen
Lange
Speech Teacher
clange@lexnyc.org
Daryl
Lasher
Technology Teacher
dlasher@lexnyc.org
Jared
Lopatin
Digital Media Teacher
jlopatin@lexnyc.org
MaryJo
LoPiccolo Maguire
Preschool Teacher
mlopiccolomaguire@lexnyc.org
Linda
Lowell
Physical Education Teacher
llowell@lexnyc.org
Amanda
Mackzum
RTL Teacher
amackzum@lexnyc.org
Kezban
Mani
Speech Teacher
kmani@lexnyc.org
Ellyn
Matos
Elementary Teacher
ematos@lexnyc.org
Patricia
Mazorra
Dance Teacher
pmazorra@lexnyc.org
Dana
McMenamin
Speech Teacher
dmcmenamin@lexnyc.org
Elise
McNeil
Speech Teacher
emcneil@lexnyc.org
Tracy
Messer
Middle School Teacher
tmesser@lexnyc.org
Lisa
Meyer
Math Teacher
lmeyer@lexnyc.org
Bill
Moran
Digital Arts Teacher
bmoran@lexnyc.org
Angela
Naso
Middle School Teacher
anaso@lexnyc.org
Donna
Penn
Speech Teacher
dpenn@lexnyc.org
Wade
Phillips
Science Teacher
wphillips@lexnyc.org
Paige
Polisner
School Mental Health Counselor
ppolisner@lexnyc.org
Marjorie
Ryall
Elementary Teacher
mryall@lexnyc.org
Eden
Saftchick
English Teacher
esaftchick@lexnyc.org
Maureen
Salloum
Guidance Counsellor
msalloum@lexnyc.org
Lisa
Santiago
Preschool Teacher
lsantiago@lexnyc.org
Judy
Schechter
Social Studies Teacher
jschechter@lexnyc.org
Steven
Schneiderman
Middle School Teacher
sschneiderman@lexnyc.org
Michele
Sheiner
RTL Teacher
msheiner@lexnyc.org
Tina
Sibilio
Speech Teacher
tsibilio@lexnyc.org
Ivy
Spadafina
Speech Teacher
ispadafina@lexnyc.org
Jennifer
Spensieri
Behavioral Specialist
JSpensieri@lexnyc.org
Jim
Swanson
Physical Education Teacher
jswanson@lexnyc.org
Meggi
Sweeney Smith
Family Liaison
msweenysmith@lexnyc.org
Scott
Tarr
Art Teacher
starr@lexnyc.org
Ellen
Thatos
Art Teacher
ethatos@lexnyc.org
Mary
Torrance
Speech Teacher
mtorrance@lexnyc.org
Stephanie
Trollo
Behavioral Specialist
strollo@lexnyc.org
Michaia
Walker
Behavioral Specialist
mwalker@lexnyc.org
Jennifer
Wengrofsky
Speech Teacher
jwengrofsky@lexnyc.org
David
Wilcox
Elementary Teacher
dwilcox@lexnyc.org
Liz
Wolter
English Teacher
lwolter@lexnyc.org
Astrid
Zea
Middle School Teacher
azea@lexnyc.org
Alex
Zowak
Social Studies Teacher
azowak@lexnyc.org
25-26 75th Street
East Elmhurst NY 11370
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Fax: (718) 899-9846
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