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Early Learning Center Principal (RTL/PreK)
Kirsten Watts
917-350-3051
Lower School Principal (K-8)
Catrina Zowak
czowak@lexnyc.org
718-350-3244
917-477-3656 VP
Upper School Principal (9-12)
Lisa Meyer
lmeyer@lexnyc.org
347-507-2574 VP
Upper School Administrative Assistant
Christina DuBrino
718-350-3231
718-618-4881 VP
718-618-4881 VP
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
Pupil Personnel Services (PPS) Director
(Includes OT, PT, Speech and Language, and Vision Services)
Laura Cruz
Laura Cruz
718-350-3250
Social Worker
Lori Glick
718-350-3258
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
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
917-832-1693 VP
PBIS Supervisor/Counseling
Jennifer Spensieri
718-618-4896 VP
Dorm Director
Jacqueline Fresolo
917-832-1685 VP
Athletic Coordinator
Nicolas 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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Caregiver Group at The New York Foundling - January 2025
Parenting Journey is a weekly group developed for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Parents and Caregivers as well as Parents and Caregivers of Deaf/Hard of Hearing Child(ren).Read More
It will be offered in ASL, English and Spanish.
Metrocards and refreshments will be provided.
Build confidence in your parenting style and connect with others on the same journey.
Register for the next group, starting in January, by contacting Lynda Stewart today:
Lynda.stewart@nyfoundling.org
VP: 646 430-9061, text: 646-745-6634 -
Battle of the Books
Lexington won 2 out of 3 matches in the Battle of the Books competition on November 14th!Read More -
Caregiver Groups at the Saturday Program
Read MoreThis Caregiver Group runs during the child/teens program hours. They provide coffee, tea, and breakfast each session.Details below
Date: November 16, 2023 10:30AM - 1:00PM
Location: 131 East 104th Street New York, NY 10029 The Lexington Academy schoolThe program has invited 2 organizations to the Caregivers group for next Saturday: The New York Foundling (NYF) and Planned Parenthood of Greater New York (PPGNY). NYFwill facilitate a presentation on the Deaf Services that they provide. PPGNY will facilitate the workshop "Talking to Your Children About the Facts of Life". This workshop is designed to help parents talk with their children about sexuality. It introduces the sensitive topic, offers how to answer tough questions, and shows how to turn everyday opportunities into “teachable moments.” -
Animated Series Looking to Improve How They Provide ASL
Read MorePBS KIDS and Bridge Multimedia are exploring ways to better provide ASL for young Deaf children in animated series. They are looking for 4-9 year old children who use American Sign Language. If you are interested, you can read more to find details and links.** Please note the Lexington School for the Deaf is not involved in the project and has no position on whether the parents should or should not participate. -
Join the Saturday Program for Deaf and HH Children
Read MoreThe Saturday Program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children & Teens (ages 5-20) is now accepting applications! -
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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