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Borough Representative: Elizabeth Perez

Meet your Brooklyn borough office representatives

Address

335 Adams St.
25th floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Phone

DOE members, call 212-331-6311; functional chapter members, call 212-331-6312; retirees, call 212-331-6314

Hours

Day Hours
Monday 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Tuesday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wednesday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Thursday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

 

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Brooklyn Parent Newsletter - October 2019

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This is the Oct. 7 issue of the Brooklyn parent newsletter.

Brooklyn Parent Newsletter - September 2019

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This is the Sept. 19 issue of the Brooklyn parent newsletter.

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When Johanna Pontillo makes her once-a-month trips to Atlantic City, she always “bets the max” on the casino poker machines.

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Brooklyn Making Strides Shine and Dine 2019

The UFT Brooklyn borough office put together a festive evening of student performances and award presentations to thank schools that raised more than $1,000 apiece for the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in 2018.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Showing off their pink fairy wings along with Brooklyn Strides Coordinator Katrina Foye (second from left) are (from left) teacher Helen Pavlounis, paraprofessional Charlene Arent and Chapter Leader Antonella Lombardo, all from PS 177.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

The room and many of the people inside of it are decked out in pink for the occasion.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Enjoying the speakers and performances are (from left) Rosa Mendez and Rachael Chattergoon, both teachers at PS/IS 184, and Wanda Ramos of PS/IS 155.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

A 7th-grade student at SEEALL Academy performs a violin solo.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Jocelin Kegler, representing the American Cancer Society, congratulates the participants.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Lynette Azar, the UFT chapter leader from SEEALL Academy, delivers remarks with her principal, Garry Williams.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Cecille Sanquiche, a new UFT retiree, receives an award for her work as a Making Strides fundraiser.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

A student from the Performing Arts and Technology HS’s dance troupe executes her routine.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Flanking Jocelin Kegler of the American Cancer Society are PS 212 teacher Susan Feinsilver (left) and Chapter Leader Maria Belkadi.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Attendees hold up glow sticks during a poetry reading.

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Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Showing off their pink fairy wings along with Brooklyn Strides Coordinator Katrina Foye (second from left) are (from left) teacher Helen Pavlounis, paraprofessional Charlene Arent and Chapter Leader Antonella Lombardo, all from PS 177.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

The room and many of the people inside of it are decked out in pink for the occasion.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Enjoying the speakers and performances are (from left) Rosa Mendez and Rachael Chattergoon, both teachers at PS/IS 184, and Wanda Ramos of PS/IS 155.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

A 7th-grade student at SEEALL Academy performs a violin solo.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Jocelin Kegler, representing the American Cancer Society, congratulates the participants.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Lynette Azar, the UFT chapter leader from SEEALL Academy, delivers remarks with her principal, Garry Williams.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Cecille Sanquiche, a new UFT retiree, receives an award for her work as a Making Strides fundraiser.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

A student from the Performing Arts and Technology HS’s dance troupe executes her routine.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Flanking Jocelin Kegler of the American Cancer Society are PS 212 teacher Susan Feinsilver (left) and Chapter Leader Maria Belkadi.

Brooklyn Making Strides Shine

Attendees hold up glow sticks during a poetry reading.

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