Families
Family Liaison
Contact Us
Contact Us
Department
Early Learning Center (RTL/PreK - K)
Jane Moran, Department Lead
Elementary and Middle School (K-8)
Catrina Zowak
czowak@lexnyc.org
718-350-3244, 917-477-3656 VP
Administrative Assistant, Interpreter
(Preschool - Middle School)
Christina DuBrino
cdubrino@lexnyc.org
(718) 350-3187, (347) 242-5777 VP
High School (9-12) - Includes FLTP and SN
Lisa Meyer
lmeyer@lexnyc.org
347-507-2574 VP
Administrative Assistant, Interpreter (High School)
Administrative Assistant, Interpreter (High School)
Nicole Batista
nbatista@lexnyc.org
718-350-3231
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Educational Enrichment Supervisor
Alex Zowak
718-350-3267
Career and Transition Coordinator
Mary Beth Clark
917-832-1337 VP
Teaching and Learning Supervisor
Debra Cole
929-487-2569 VP
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Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Director
(Includes OT, PT, Speech and Language)
Laura Cruz
Laura Cruz
718-350-3250
Social Worker
Lori Glick
Transition Specialist
Norma Reyes
917-832-1466 VP
Transportation Coordinator
Susana Ramirez
718-350-3037
347-752-0091 (text)
* Audiology services are provided by Lexington’s
Center for Hearing and Speech: 718-808-9362
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Student and Family Engagement (SAFE) Director
Carlos Aponte-Salcedo, Jr.
917-832-1681
Voice/VP
Voice/VP
Executive Assistant/ Interpreter
Dorothy Corporan-Nieves
718-350-3059
School Nurse
Ma Kathryn Manlangit
718-350-3280
Family Liaison
Meggi Smith
718-350-3235, 917-832-1693 VP
Mental Health Supervisor
Jennifer Spensieri
718-618-4896 VP
Dorm Director
Jacqueline Fresolo
917-832-1685 VP
Athletic Coordinator
Nicolás Tegni
917-832-1749 VP
Family Resource and Language Services
Giselle Sanchez
Kerstti Vega
718-350-3248
718-350-3249
718-350-3249
Parent Staff Association
Suzanne Chen
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Free Summer Meals start June 27!
NYC's Summer Meals program, which offers free breakfast and lunch throughout NYC for anyone age 18 and under, will run from June 27th to August 29th. No registration, documentation, or ID is required. Learn more and find a location near you by clicking here.Read More -
Free Backpack Giveaway for Deaf and KODA Children - August 30
New York City Black Deaf Advocates, Inc. is hosting a Back to School backpack giveaway and cookout.Read More
They will be giving away free backpacks on August 30, 2025 from 10am-5pm.
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Third Quarter Honor Roll
Congratulations to the students who made the third quarter honor roll! Students were recognized for their achievements at an award ceremony on May 30th.Read More -
4201 School Letter Campaign
Read MoreThe 4201 Schools Association has launched a letter campaign.They are encouraging our schools, students, parents, teachers, support staff, and alumni to send letters to Governor Hochul and State Legislators asking them to include funding in the final enacted state budget to support the continued success of our students. It takes two minutes to sign on and make your voice heard! -
Mid-Hudson Valley Deaf Camp - Summer 2025
One of our community's favorites, Deaf Camp takes place at the Mid-Hudson Valley Camp on the grounds of the Marist Brothers Center in Esopus, NY. Registration for the summer is open and the dates have been announced: August 17- August 23, 2025Read MoreFor further information, please reach out to us at deafcampesopus@gmail.com.Directors: Dana McMenamin, Wayne Stelmach, and Henry Ventura
Address: 1455 Broadway Esopus, NY 12429 Website: www.maristbrotherscenter.org -
Food Pantry Information for Families
Plentiful is a free, easy-to-use reservation system for NYC food pantries and the people they serve. Families can use Plentiful to find pantries and get the food they need, without waiting in line. Click here to go to the Plentiful website: https://plentifulapp.com/Read More -
When to Keep a Child Home with an Illness
It can be hard to know when to send children to school if they tell you that they do not feel well. Usually, the best place for them is in school, but there are some times when keeping them home to rest or call for an appointment with your health care provider is recommended.Read More
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