One Kent Road, Valley Stream, New York 11580
All Rights Reserved.
| Meet Your Central High School, North High School, South High School & Memorial JHS Counselors |
|
|
|
|
Central High School Counselors
Senior High Counselor – Grades 10 -12 Bachelor of Science in Psychology - SUNY Brockport Master’s Degree in Counselor Education - Long Island University
Tina Kosel – Central High School
Bachelor’s Degree. in Education - Queens College Master’s Degree in Education – Queens College School Counseling Degree – St. John’s University
Ron Rini – Central High School
Bachelor’s Degree in Spanish - SUNY Old Westbury Master’s Degree in Counseling - Hofstra University PD in School District Administration - SUNY Stony Brook
Amy La Personerie, Central High School
Senior High Counselor - Grades 10-12 Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology - Hofstra University Master’s Degree in Counselor Education - Hofstra University Educational Leadership- Professional Certification-School Building/District leader - C.W. Post/LIU - Marriage and Family Therapy Certification - Hofstra University
North High School Counselors Karen Biron - North High School
Junior High Counselor - Grades 7- 9 Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology – SUNY Stony Brook Master's Degree in Counselor Education - Hofstra University Author, Anger's Way Out
Josh Brodsky - North High School
Senior High Counselor - Grades 9-12 Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology – SUNY Binghamton Master’s Degree in Education with a specialization in School Counseling - Hofstra University Graduate Certificate in School District Administration – SUNY Stony Brook
Jamie Carbone – North High School
Senior High Counselor - Grades 9-12 Bachelors of Arts in Sociology - Hofstra University Masters Degree in School Counseling - Hofstra University
Nicole Maier - North High School
Senior High Counselor - Grades 9-12 Bachelors of Science in Counseling and Human Services - University of Scranton Masters Degree in School Counseling - LIU - CW Post Campus
As a guidance counselor, I look forward to helping my students with their academic and personal needs. I have the wonderful opportunity of working side by side with students and their framilies as we plan for the future. My goal is to have each student reach their full potential.
Maria Grace Pariti – North Junior / High School
Junior High Counselor – Grades 7-9 Bachelor’s Degree - Hofstra University Master’s Degree in Counselor Education - Hofstra University School District Administration - SUNY Stony Brook University
South High School Counselors
Patricia Antonelli - South High School Bachelor’s Degree - Adelphi University Master’s Degree - CUNY Queens College School District Administration - SUNY Stony Brook I treat all of my students as if they were my own children. I praise them when they are doing well and encourage them to do better at all times. I want all of my students to be the best that they can be and to reach their fullest potential.
Jeanne Battaglia - South High School
Junior High Counselor - Grades 7- 9 Bachelors Degree in Advertising - Towson University Masters in School Counseling - C. W. Post Long Island University I love working with the kids and helping to bring them to their full potential! It has been a truly rewarding experience for me and I am grateful for the opportunity.
Phil Corsentino - South High School
Senior High Counselor - Grades 9-12 Bachelors Degree in Marketing - Long Island University C. W. Post campus Masters Degree in School Counseling - Long Island University C. W. Post campus
My counseling philosophy is to help my students set appropriate educational goals, form a career identity and plan for the future and help each student find the college that will best suit them. I will always help students strive to become everything they are capable of becoming.
Michelle Lyons - South High School
Senior High Counselor - Grades 9-12 Bachelors Degree in Science, Sociology Degree - Siena College Masters Degree from Queens College, Couselor Education
I enjoy working with students, teachers and parents to encourage positive academic, social/emotional and career development in a safe learning environment. It is important to me to create a nurturing and inspiring environment for students to be successful individuals and members of our community. On a personal note, I value spending time in the outdoors with family and friends.
Barbara Madigan - South High School
Junior High Counselor - Grades 7-9 IEP Diploma Counselor - Grades 10-12 Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education - Bloomsburg University Master’s Degree in Education with a concentration in Counseling – Bloomsburg University
I grew up in Valley Stream and taught Special Education at Memorial Junior High School for nine years before working as a counselor at South. I enjoy yoga, biking and traveling in my free time.
Memorial Junior High School Counselors
Michael DiGiovanna – Memorial Junior High School
Junior High Counselor - Grades 7 - 9 Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work - Molloy College Master’s Degree in School Counseling - St. John’s University
Michele Jackson-Powell - Memorial Junior High School
Junior High School Counselor - Grades 7 - 9 Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting - Baruch College, C.U.N.Y. Master of Science in Counselor Education - Queens College, C.U.N.Y. Post Graduate Certification in Educational Leadership, School Building/District Leader - College of New Rochelle
Robert Santoro –Memorial Junior High School
Junior High Counselor – Grades 7-9 Bachelors of Science in Inter-Disciplinary Studies with concentrations in Criminal Justice, Communication Arts and Business Management - NYIT Masters Degree in School Counseling - NYIT
Laura Mesa, Memorial Junior High School
Junior High Counselor for grades 7- 9. Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Social Science - Hofstra University Master’s Degree in School Counseling with a Bilingual Extension – St. John’sUniversity I am currently working towards an advanced degree in Educational Administration and Leadership from SUNY Stony Brook.
On a personal note, adolescence is a very important developmental period in a child’s life. It can be both a rewarding and challenging time for adolescents and their families. Therefore, some of my goals as a guidance counselor are to assist students in reaching their full potential personally, socially and academically. I can be reached at 872-7722.
|
| Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 September 2011 15:40 |