Students with Disabilities
Students who fall under the guidelines of Special Education must receive a grade of fifty (50) or better on the five (5) required regents exams in order to obtain a local diploma.
For those students with disabilities which prevent them from earning a regents/local diploma, the Career Development and Occupational Studies (CDOS) credential will continue as an option.
Access more information of Special Education on the Student Support page.
Counseling & Guidance Department
Becky Jones
MPS Social Worker
(315) 841-3711
Erika Von Schiller-Deep
School Counselor: Grades 10-12
(315) 841-3819
Gina Rocci
School Counselor: Grades 7-9
(315) 841-3820
Chelsey Fancett
Jr./Sr. High School Counseling Office Secretary
(315) 841-3823
Russell Franklin
Jr./Sr. High School Social Worker
(315) 841-3831
Andrew Rubino
School Psychologist
Student Services
Danica Buffa, MHC-LP
Mental Health Counselor
*Contact The Neighborhood Center for an initial referral.
The Neighborhood Center
info@neighborhoodctr.org
(315) 272-2600
Connected Community Schools
Jessie Sibley
Site Coordinator
(315) 841-3837