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- Our Community | meca-nyc.org
Our Community Our Community Our Community Our Community At MECA, we are more than an educational institution, we are a vibrant community where students can learn, grow and have fun. Our community is made up of diverse students with unique talents, backgrounds, and interests. We are proud to offer a range of exciting extracurricular activities, including community days, spirit weeks and holiday celebrations that unite our students and foster a sense of belonging. We encourage our students to participate in clubs, events and field trips to gain invaluable experiences and make lifelong memories. Student Life at MECA Our students, faculty, and staff are dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. We celebrate diversity and strive to provide a space where all voices are heard and valued. Our Vibrant Community The Culture of Belonging Graduation Community Day Student Clubs Holidays Spirit Week Trips and Events Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Community Day Community Day At MECA, we believe in fostering a community of support and providing a well-rounded education to all of our students. We offer exciting activities throughout the year, including our popular community and field days where everyone is encouraged to participate in fun, interactive events. These events foster a sense of community and facilitate positive relationships between students, faculty, and staff. Graduation Graduation is a special time, marking the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. At MECA, we are proud to have played a part in your academic journey and are excited to see you move forward. Congrats on this well-deserved achievement, and best wishes for all your future endeavors. Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Student Clubs We offer a variety of student clubs at MECA, including national honor society, mental health club, gaming club, cooking club and more. Our clubs are designed to bring students with similar interests together in a fun and safe environment. Participating in these clubs can help you improve your communication, leadership, and teamwork skills while exploring your interests and passions. Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Holidays At MECA, we love to celebrate the holidays and create lasting memories with our community. Our students, staff, and faculty come together to enjoy fun activities and share in the holiday spirit. From our Christmas celebration to our Thanksgiving Potluck, there is always something to look forward to during the school year. We invite you to join us and be a part of our holiday celebrations! Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Spirit Week At MECA, we're excited to host a special Spirit Week that includes a range of exciting activities. Join us for Twin Day, Pajama Day, Dress like a Teacher Day, Halloween, and Breast Cancer Awareness Wear Pink Day and many more fun days. Whether you're a student or staff member, you're sure to enjoy the fun activities we have planned. So gear up for one of the most exciting weeks of the year! Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Trips and Events MECA is proud to offer a variety of exciting field trip opportunities for our students. From visits to local museums and cultural institutions to trips to colleges and universities, our field trips are designed to provide our students with meaningful educational experiences. We also offer fun outings to amusement parks like Six Flags. Whatever the destination, we prioritize safety and learning in all our outings. Meet Chroma Meet Chroma Meet Chroma Meet Chroma Chroma, the chameleon is MECA's symbol. It embodies the school core values of Motivation , Empathy , Creativity and Advocacy. Chameleon’s color-changing ability symbolize adaptability, inclusivity, and innovation. Its keen observation skills and ability to learn from its surroundings reflect MECA's emphasis on academic excellence, creative expression, and accountability. Student Life Student Life Student Life Student Life Our Voices Our Voices Our Voices Our Voices Paul Flores MECA Alumni, Class of 2018 MECA not only instilled a sense of belonging from day one with incredible teachers and immersive programs, but it gave me the tools and resources to succeed both academically and professionally through partners such as BMCC and 4A's. Sarah Kaplan MECA Principal Im thrilled to have been given the opportunity to become an integral part of a school community I have watched thrive for the last four years and am deeply committed to the core values of Scholarship, Responsibility, Creativity and Empathy. ManRou Zou Class of 2025 I had a great experience at MECA. The curriculum not only provided extensive insights into the advertising industry but also helped me discover my strengths and areas of growth. Grateful for the supportive environment that foster both learning and self-discovery. Carol Sun Career Financial Management Work Based Learning As the worked based learning coordinator, I design, develop, and manage workshops and events for MECA students to increase their understanding of the world of work helping them discover their career path and build their 21st century skill sets. Connor Mullins 11th Grade ELA Teacher I have seen MECA build up students, preparing them for college and success in the professional world. The care of the staff and the energy of the students is something that I am proud to be a part of each day. Chelsea Burris English as a New Language and Spanish Teacher Something I appreciate about MECA is that we're a smaller school, so I can get to know more students and feel like the school is a community. We are also a school that provides a lot of support for our students with a variety of different needs. Alexandra Wurglics 11th grade AP U.S History Teacher Our classrooms are witness to great conversations, critical thinking, and empathy that we feel should be reflected in the world outside of our school. I am grateful for the students who are willing to engage in this important work and am always excited to see where they will take their new found opinions upon graduation from MECA. Aviva Shapiro 10th grade Global II Teacher As a new member to the staff, but having taught in the DOE for 9 years, MECA stands out as an institution where student achievement is not only encouraged and fostered by an intelligent and steadfast staff, student excellence is both achieved daily and truly celebrated. Nic Dziadosz 10th grade English Teacher The staff and students are simply stellar! Each adult in the building is dedicated to guiding the students of MECA toward the future they envision for themselves. I am continually impressed with the commitment my students show to learning and taking academic risks. What a wonderful place to work! Lourdes Figueroa School Counselor MECA students are challenged throughout their academic and personal journeys. Witnessing the growth, resilience, determination, and creativity of my students is one of the best aspects of work. Together we create plans to overcome academic hurdles, explore college and career options and possibilities, and build the necessary empathy to better understand ourselves and others. Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact
- Guidance & College | meca-nyc.org
Guidance Counselors Department Our school is proud to have the best Guidance Counselors team dedicated to providing academic and emotional support to students in need. Our team works closely with students to identify and address any barriers that may be interfering with their learning. We believe that by providing students with a strong support system, we can enable them to become successful, resilient individuals who are better prepared to take on any challenge that comes their way. Meet The Guidance Team Ciara Diaz (Pronouns) Director of College Counseling cdiaz @meca-nyc.org Felecita Isaac (Pronouns) Early College Liason fisaac @meca-nyc.org Lourdes Figueroa (Pronouns) School Counselor lfiguer4@schools.nyc.gov Arbiana Asani (Pronouns) Guidance Counselor aasani@meca-nyc.org Maria Militano (Pronouns) Social Worker mmilitano@meca-nyc.org Christina Rodriguez (Pronouns) Speech Therapy crodriguez @meca-nyc.org Guidance Counseling Guidance Counseling Relaxation Room Academic Advisory College Preparation Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact
- Work Based Learning | meca-nyc.org
Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact Work-Based Learning NYS registered high quality Work-Based Learning program is an integral part of MECA's Career Technical Education (CTE) curriculum. Available for all students 14+ years of age What is Work-Based Learning New York Work-based learning is authentic learning experiences that allow students to explore their career goals, abilities, and interests while applying their academic and technical knowledge and skills in a real-world context. These experiences are planned and supervised by instructional staff in collaboration with business, industry, or community partners. Learn more about NYS WBL Career Discovery Multiple career discovery and exploration events throughout the school year for all students Workplace Challenge Variety of hand-on intensive programs such as Character Design, Entrepreneurship, Digital Marketing, Computer Science, and more Paid Internships Summer Youth Employment (SYEP), Work Learn Grow, Industry Scholars Program, and more Industry Competitions Annual advertising competition call ReACT for all students in 9 and 10 grades Skill Certifications Adobe Photoshop Associate Certification, Digital Marketing Certification, Google Skill Budges Reasons to Join MECA Work-Base Learning provides students with valuable skills and experiences and positions them advantageously for future educational and career opportunities. Skill Development : Students gain practical skills that are directly applicable to the workforce, making them more competitive in job markets Industry Exposure : WBL programs include partnerships with local businesses and organizations, providing students with real-world experience through internships and collaborative projects. Certification Opportunities : Students can earn certifications that validate their skills and knowledge, which can be beneficial for college applications and job searches. Career Readiness : The focus on career-oriented education helps students transition smoothly from high school to either higher education or the workforce. Earn Money: Students can earn $16.50/Hour working part-time without jeopardizing academic achievements Types of Internships WLG APPLY NOW SYEP APPLY NOW NYCCP PORTAL Summer Youth Employment Program Learn More The Summer Youth Employment Program provides young people with paid summer jobs and career exploration opportunities. By connecting them with local businesses, nonprofits, and government organizations. Work, Learn, & Grow Learn More WLG, or Work, Learn & Grow, is a program for NYC youth between the ages of 16 and 20. It is a paid 22-week-long opportunity to strengthen their work-readiness skills, explore careers and college, and potentially earn college credit. You must be an NYC resident, legally allowed to work, and enrolled in high school or a similar program. Industry Scholars Program Learn More The Industry Scholars Program (ISP) offers paid six-week internships for NYC high school students aged 16-18 in various industries, providing real-world work experience in Career and Technical Education (CTE) fields. CTE-ISP supports students in CTE programs with sector-specific work-based learning, training, and internships. Workplace Challenge Learn More A Workplace Challenge is a Career Preparation activity where small groups of 4-6 students work together to solve a real-world problem or challenge presented by an employer. This project-based learning approach focuses on authentic issues within a specific career pathway, allowing students to develop practical skills and connect their academic knowledge to workplace applications. Showcasing Our Success Paid Internships Adverting Competition Certifications + Skills Career Discovery BrandMECAnics Internships High-school students can participate in paid internships, earning professional experience worth over $8,000 and 600+ hours. Launch Your Creative Career with Paid Internships! Get hands-on experience creating characters for cartoons, games, or movies through a paid Character Design internship. Gain valuable experience in the tech industry with a paid WorkED or Cyber Tech internship. Discover your passions through a paid SYEP (Summer Youth Employment Program) internship in a variety of fields. ReACT Advertising Competition The ReACT competition is a program designed for high school students to develop their advertising skills. Students compete by creating a comprehensive 360° marketing /advertising campaign, which they then present to industry professionals from the 4A's Foundation. This advertising competition was created when the school first opened to add real life workplace challenges into the curriculum. This program provides a valuable opportunity to gain hands-on experience and receive feedback from leading advertising experts. As part of the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) for older youth (ages 16 and up), students have the option to participate in MECA's BrandMECAnics agency as a paid summer job. Through this agency, older youth participants help create and maintain the project "Rebranding MECA" at Havas Media. BrandMECAnics The Brandmecanics program for younger youth (13-15 ) is held at BMCC and coordinated by a designated facilitator. Students are divided into groups and tasked with creating campaigns on various topics. These campaigns are then evaluated by professionals at the end of six weeks, with prizes awarded for first, second, and third place. MECA Rebranding Casestudy Professional Skills (Top 10 Employability skills) Technical Skills & Certification At MECA, students learn to effectively use essential applications like Adobe, Google Workspace, Wix, LinkedIn, and Canva, ect, to enhance their work, designs, and facilitate your career growth. Planning for Success 1. Needs minimal supervision to complete tasks. 2. Maintains focus on tasks despite internal (e.g., emotional) and / or external distractions. 3. Adapts approach in response to new conditions or others’ actions. Problem Solving 4. Manages time to complete tasks on schedule. Social Awareness 5. Recognizes the consequences of one’s actions. 6. Balances own needs with the needs of others. Collaboration 7. Helps team members complete tasks, as needed. 8. Brings energy and enthusiasm to the work. 9. Takes responsibility for his or her actions and does not blame others. Personal Mindset 10. Identifies alternative ideas/processes that are more effective than the ones previously used/suggested. Mentorship : Students benefit from live 1:1 interactions with industry professional and receiving guidance. Industry Exposure: Workplace tours and networking opportunities provide students with a firsthand look at the industry in action. Skill Development: Workshops equip students with transferable skills, such as communication, problem-solving, and teamwork, Exploring Diverse Career Options: Diverse industry exposure helps students explore new interests and careers in advertising and media. Building Confidence: Engaging with professionals and learning from their experiences boosts student confidence in career exploration. MECA's Career Discovery Program connects students with advertising and media professionals, providing valuable industry insights and career exploration opportunities. Career Discovery Briana Class of 2019, Intern at Tribal DDB MECA internship opportunities helped me to learn core qualities that I'd need in a work place and skills that can be placed on my resume Jordan Class of 2020, Intern at Horizon Media MECA CTE courses made me realize that the advertising industry is the career path I want to go into, and the partnership with 4A's has helped me further advance in advertising field with internship opportunities and competitions. Ruby Morency Class of 2025, Intern at Brand MECAnics @ HAVAS MECA internships and career exploration events enabled me with set of valuable skills I am able to use in my professional journey. I know how to create Resume, I have a LinkedIn account, I've practiced personal pitch and job interviews. I feel confident and ready for college, career search, and the life after! 10 students from MECA participated in a BrandMECAnics Rebranding project, that Meet The WBL Team Carol Sun csun@meca-nyc.org Work Based Learning Coordinator Julissa Figueroa jfigueroa@caswkids.org Youth Workforce Program Director
- Modern Language | meca-nyc.org
Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact Modern Language Department ELL, Spanish, Italian, ASL Here at MECA, we want to cultivate a learning environment that helps students excel so we offer ELL classes to provide students with that extra support 9-12th grade. Senior year, students also have the choice of either taking Spanish at MECA or one of the three different languages courses at BMCC; where they can earn both high school and college credits. MECA English Language Learner, 9 - 12 No Regents View Syllabus MECA Spanish, 10 - 12 No Regents View Syllabus BMCC Spanish/Italian/American Sign Language, 10 - 12 Semester Final Exam View Syllabus Meet The Language Team Lisa Lyons llyons@meca-nyc.org ELL Teacher Chelsea Burris cburris@meca-nyc.org ELL Teacher Student Work Student Work Student Work Student Work Eng 10 Description of work Spanish Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services. Item Title Use this space to promote the business, its products or its services.
- Our Program | meca-nyc.org
At Manhattan Early College School for Advertising (MECA), we provide students with an immersive, hands-on education that prepares them for success in college, career, and beyond. From day one, students embark on a unique educational journey that combines rigorous academic coursework with real-world industry experience. Our Program Academic Departments 9 Grade Freshman 6 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course Career Exploration Trips June Regents Sample Schedule 10 Grade Sophomore 5 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 2 College Courses at MECA Career Exploration Trips PSAT June Regents Sample Schedule 11 Grade Junior 5 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course 2 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT AP exams June Regents Photoshop Certification Sample Schedule 12 Grade Senior 3 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 4 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT Adobe Certification High School Graduation & Diploma Sample Schedule 13/14 Grade BMCC Student 2 years of free college at BMCC Free Metrocard Free Books Earn an associates degree in the 4 majors offered Sample Schedule Student Journey Discover the unique student journey at Manhattan Early College School for Advertising, where high school students engage in innovative learning tailored for future advertising professionals. Explore our curriculum, college partnerships, and vibrant activities that prepare students for success in creative industries. Graduation Requirements and Additional Resources Academic Departments Administration Learn More Guidance &College Learn More BMCC Learn More Career Technical Education Learn More Work-Based Learning Learn More English Language Arts Learn More Mathematics Learn More Social Studies Learn More Science Learn More Foreign Languages Learn More Special Education Learn More PSAL Athletics Learn More Physical Education Learn More Electives Learn More Student Resources Learn More Chevanique Facey MECA Student, Class 2025 The biggest benefit of MECA is the internships. Not only are we paid but also learning new things that can help you in any career you are interested in. Nakia Johnson Head Dean I absolutely adore how welcoming and loving MECA’s staff and students are. Our students show a passion for learning and growing as individuals, developing themselves socially, emotionally, and academically. My favorite parts of the day include greeting and interacting with our wonderful students and staff. Paul Flores MECA Student, Class 2018 MECA not only instilled a sense of belonging from day one with incredible teachers and immersive programs, but it gave me the tools and resources to succeed both academically and professionally through academic partners like BMCC and industry partners like the 4A's. I have a sense of where I want to be in the future because of MECA. The world is constantly changing-MECA prepares you to be a part of that change. Paul Coyle CTE Teacher MECA has given me a new sense of purpose. It never occurred to me that my advertising experience would give me the opportunity to return to teaching high school students. I will always be grateful for the role this school has played in my journey and for the connections to the students that it has allowed me. Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact 13+ Grade BMCC Student 2 years of free college at BMCC Free Metrocard Free Books Earn an associates degree in the 4 majors offered Sample Schedule 12 Grade Senior 3 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 4 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT Adobe Certification High School Graduation & Diploma Sample Schedule 11 Grade Junior Sample Schedule 5 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course 2 College Classes at BMCC Career Exploration Trips SAT AP exams June Regents Photoshop Certification 10 Grade Sophomore 5 Core High School Classes 1 Career Course 2 College Courses at MECA Career Exploration Trips PSAT June Regents Sample Schedule 9 Grade Freshman 6 Core High School Classes 1 Carrer Course Career Exploration Trips June Regents Sample Schedule
- Rebranding Project | meca-nyc.org
Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact BrandMECAnics Agency MECA Rebranding In Recognition to MECA students for the development of this website Challenge Solution Havas Partnership Challenge The previous MECA website was outdated and contained inaccurate information that had not been properly maintained. Many essential pages contained minimal details regarding the curriculum and our comprehensive benefits. Additionally, key information that was meant to attract attention was incorrect and lacked specificity. The overall aesthetic, including images, was outdated and did not reflect our current standards. Parthnership Thank You ! During the course of MECA'S Rebranding Havas has generously allowed students to work within their company, giving students a space to work in. Also offering mentoring and feedback on how to make MECA's website stronger. Solution Ten students from MECA engaged in the BrandMECAnics Rebranding project, where they explored innovative branding strategies for the school and created a revamped version of the MECA website using Wix. The students were divided into two specialized teams: the Creative team and the UI/UX Design team. The Creative team concentrated on conceptualizing design choices and developing the rationale behind them. Meanwhile, the UI/UX Design team focused on implementing the Creative team's ideas into the website's structure and functionality. Together the teams worked togeher to creatye an modernized and easy to navigate website for viewers. Together, the teams collaborated to create a modernized and user-friendly website that is easy to navigate for all visitors. Website Proccess Camelon Proccess Logo Proccess The Proccess Launching MECA's Website Meet The Faces That Made It Happen Alisa Sukhotskaya This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Project Lead Ruby Morency During my internship, I learned the value of collaboration and adaptability. Working with a diverse team taught me to communicate effectively and embrace change when ideas didn’t work out. Class of 2025 Joel Patterson This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2024 Jalissa Edwards The biggest take away from this experience is that the journey of learning and improvement is continuous. When progress becomes evident, it is incredibly rewarding. Class of 2025 James Tyler Foster My key takeaway from this program was the significance of unity and purpose in a character design in the creation of Chroma the chameleon for the school website, symbolizing the school's core value and student spirit Class of 2025 Ana Lopez This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2025 William Zheng In this program, I collaborated with a talented team. We created a user-friendly platform that reflects our school values and achievements, establishing a legacy for future generations. This experience filled me with pride in our collective accomplishment. Class of 2025 Zanyla Mccoy With consistent practice and effort, you can improve your skills in any area, no matter how challenging it seems initially. Progress may be gradual, but over time, what once felt difficult can become manageable and even enjoyable. Embrace the journey of learning, and stay patient with yourself. Class of 2024 Ky-mani Girard This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2024 Perla Fernandez This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2025 Catherine Chong This is your Testimonial quote. Give your customers the stage to tell the world how great you are! Class of 2025
- PSAL Athletics | meca-nyc.org
Where Every Door Leads to Success Home About Our Program Administration English Language Arts Guidance & College Mathematics Science Social Studies Modern Language Special Education CTE Work Based Learning Early College Our Community Parent Teacher Association Merch Store PSAL Athletics Student Resources Contact Read More Murry Bergtraum Campus Athletics Read More Murry Bergtraum Campus Athletics Murry Bergtraum Campus Athletics The Public Schools Athletic League is an organization that promotes student athletics in the public schools of New York City. It was founded in 1903 to provide and maintain a sports program for students enrolled in New York City public schools. The PSAL serves both boys and girls. PSAL holds competitions in a wide range of indoor and outdoor sports in fall, winter and spring seasons. In 2007, the league included 185 schools involving nearly 2,400 teams. The mission of the Public Schools Athletic league is to provide opportunities for educating students in physical fitness, character development and socialization skills through an athletic program that fosters teamwork, discipline and sportsmanship. Learn More Become a part of The Murry Bergtraum Campus Athletic Team * 10+ sports | 16+ teams to choose from Reasons to Join Athletics Joining a sport is a great way to make friends, get involved in the community and develop your athletic skills. Aside from the enumerable health benefits from sustained physical exercise, our athletes develop leadership skills through positions such as team captains and by demonstrating good sportsmanship on a regular basis. You won't be just apart of MECA'S team but Murry Bergtraum team that collaborate with the 3 other schools in the building. Allowing students to connect with other communities. Basketball Boy's Varsity Girl's JV Varsity Girl's Varsity Baseball Boy's Varsity Girl's Varsity Soccer Boy's Varsity Cross Country Boy's Indoor/Outdoor Girl's Indoor/Outdoor Volleyball Girl's Varsity Girl's JV Varsity Boy's Varsity Cheerleading Girl's Wrestling Boy's Varsity Football Boy's Varsity Boy's JV Varsity Who is eligible to join a sports team? All students are encouraged to apply for a spot on a sports team, provided they meet the general requirements for membership as well the specific requirements for their chosen team(s). All students wishing to apply to a sports team must: Submit a medical form signed by a doctor. Maintain an overall academic average of 75% or higher. Students on a team may not fail any academic subjects. Students whom fail one or more academic subjects may be removed from their team, or be placed on probation until his/her grades improve. Maintain a clean disciplinary record. Possess strong moral character as demonstrated by good sportsmanship and being a team-player. Certain teams require that prospective players complete a tryout. Be willing to travel to off-site games, practices and competitions. Commit to the necessary amount of time required for the team. Students must be able to manage their academic courses while participating on a team. More Information Games & Practice Schedule Pre-Participation Physical Exam Athletics Parental Consent Form Meet The Athletics Team Games & Practice Schedule Games & Practice Schedule Games & Practice Schedule Seth Pearce spearce@schools.nyc.gov Athletic Dierctor Bruce Campbell bcampbe2@schools.nyc.gov Cross Country Boys Indoor Track Boys Outdoor Track Boys Softball Girls Varsity Track and Field Boys Volleyball Girls Varsity Wrestling Boys Varsity Robert Schwartz schwartz@uasem.org Baseball Boys Varsity Eddie Lau Elau2@schools.nyc.gov Basketball Boys Varsity Softball Girls Varsity David Rojas drojas7@schools.nyc.gov Basketball Boys Jr Varsity Basketball Girls Varsity Cross Country Boys/Girls Outdoor Track Girls Soccer Boys Varsity Wrestling Boys/Girls Varsity Jeffrey Noel cburris@meca-nyc.org Basketball Girls Varsity Josephine Piccinic jpiccin@schools.nyc.gov Cross Country Boys/Girls Indoor Track Boys/Girls Outdoor Track Boys/Girls Track and Field Girls Daniel Mitchell dmitchell12@schools.nyc.gov Flag Football Girls Varsity Wrestling Varsity Alyssa O'Shea N/A Lacrosse Boys Varsity Jvon Alexander N/A Soccer Boys Varsity Nicole Williams naillia3@schools.nyc.gov Volleyball Boys/Girls Varsity Volleyball Girls JR Varsity

