CEC 21 Candidate Brochure - LearnDOE

CEC 21 Candidate Brochure 4/8/2021

Candidate Council Council Description DBN IEP LEP Candidate Statement

Muneer Abualroub CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K281 NO YES

My name is Muneer Abualroub Arab/American. In July 1986 I arrived at JFK with unknown future, didn't speak English, no

academic degree, I have $100 in my pocket, and I don't know anybody to rely on. For the first three years, I worked at grocery

store7 days a week, 12 hours a day, were I slept in the store basement sharing my mattress with roaches and rats. In the past

35 years, I worked on my education were soon I will graduate my (DBA) doctorate in business administration. I become

multiple business owner, I own two houses one in Tamarac FL and one here in Brooklyn NY. I got married and divorce five

times results in eleven children (full soccer team). I have volunteered for different organizations, the longest was NYC DOE.

CEC21 from 2012 to 2015 and CCELL from 2018 to present, and I believe I still have more time and energy to give to NYC

students, were four of my children still attending NYC public schools.

Dinora Abzalova CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K209 NO NO

Fanny Acevedo CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K329 NO NO

Tahmina Akhter CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K177 YES NO i

Fahmina Akter CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K199 NO NO

Morshed Alam CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K090 NO NO

If you choose me I will do my best to do something good for this community for the people. My dream is to do it. I want to

grow up with your prayers. Everyone will pray for me. I believe if you have prayers I will succeed. I love this country very

much. Thank you all,

Morshed Alam CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K090 NO YES

If you choose me I will do my best to do something good for this community for the people. My dream is to do it. I want to

grow up with your prayers. Everyone will pray for me. I believe if you have prayers I will succeed. I love this country very

much. Thank you all,

Saima Arfan CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K099 NO YES

Mirza Baig CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K098 YES NO

Anthony Batista CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K253 NO NOI am the current vice chairman of the districts community board, I am the elected county committee member for our district

and I would like to now assist in the education council.

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Myra Batool CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K101 NO NO

We moved to the USA in summer of 2019. I had been accepted into a Fellowship Program in SUNY and I felt I understood

English well enough to navigate the American school system. However, reality was quite the opposite: one of the biggest

challenges we faced was getting my 3 children into public schools. Once we did, however, the scenario became even more

challenging and complex. Do I need to sign-up for after-school activities? How do the grading systems work? How do I contact

the school for their food restrictions? Do I let them have 'sleepovers' (pre-covid) or play-dates in which I'm not present

physically, with their friends from school? Can I ask the parents of the kids inviting one of my children, if the other siblings can

join the party too or is that socially unacceptable? I found no resources and had to resort to social media for this information

and more. As the single, full-time working parent of 3 bright young children (all under 10 years of age), I often feel my

interests are under-represented as I can't always attend all their events (in-person or virtual) nor take them to parties and

social gatherings like other children. I want simplified schedules and easy to navigate technology with unified platforms for

remote learning. I want to enable my 5 year old to have age-appropriate fun learning activities to enjoy rather than being

asked to ensure his 5/day assignments are complete! I feel being part of the Education Council could help me bridge the gap

between parents with difficult work schedules as well as various socio-economic backgrounds, and the education system;

parents who themselves haven't gone through the American schools' system and are often unaware of what's the difference

between English and ELA!

Marina Bazylyuk CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K098 NO NO



Dilruba Begum CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K099 NO NO

Dilruba Begum CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 22K405 NO NO

Nehama Benaroche CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K199 NO YES

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Jay Brown CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K226 NO NO

I was born, raised, and educated here in Southern Brooklyn. I am a proud product of the New York City public education system and am

the parent of two boys who currently attend District 21 schools. I want them, as well as all our students, to be afforded the same

educational opportunities I was, growing up here in Brooklyn. When my first son began Pre-K, I served as a volunteer on his school's PAC.

When he moved on to P.S./I.S. 226, I joined their Title 1 PAC. My wife and I have made it a point to volunteer at our children's schools, not

only because we have a strong desire to get involved, but because we want our boys to see us giving our time and our efforts to make a

difference in their school community. I am a graduate of CUNY Brooklyn College. Professionally, I am an engineer. Civically, I am involved

in community outreach, including serving on the Board of Directors of a local non-profit, Bay Ridge Cares. During the early months of the

pandemic, as part of an assistance program our organization quickly coordinated and implemented, we were able to deliver grocery and

care packages to high-risk community members across Southern Brooklyn. My wife and I would take our kids and deliver grocery packages

to neighbors in need. As we have done for many years, we also delivered Thanksgiving meals to homebound seniors. Our schools and our

students have faced many challenges for some time. The pandemic has not only added new challenges, but it has made the existing ones

more pronounced. We have an incredibly diverse district, which is a tremendous asset. Besides District 21's cultural and racial diversity, we

have a broad spectrum in other areas that require advocacy for particular attention and resources. 18% of D21 students are English

language learners (ELL). 20% have a disability. 74% are economically disadvantaged. As parents and guardians, we all want the best

educational opportunities for our children in the most socially and emotionally enriching school environment. Regardless of whatever

challenges any child faces, they all deserve to receive that. In addition to serving on the Board of Directors of a local charitable

organization, I am a member of the executive committee of a local political club and have been involved with several successful political

campaigns in recent years, as well as community organizing around local issues. My experience working on affecting positive change for

matters important to our community with members of our community is something I would like to bring to our Community Education

Council. I am asking for your vote so I can work with other D21 CEC members to assess our district's educational programs and ensure they

are working for our children. I am asking for your vote so I can ensure the concerns of all parents and guardians are conveyed to the

Superintendent. I am asking for your vote so our district's concerns can be brought to the Chancellor and the Panel for Education Policy

(PEP). I will work to make the Superintendent and Chancellor available to D21 families, interface with the School Leadership Teams (SLTs),

and receive public feedback on what the district should be dedicating its capital resources to. I am extremely proud to be the dad of two

New York City public school kids because I am proud of my boys and I am dedicated to doing my part to make our school system the best it

can be for all our kids. I will always do that as a parent. I hope I can earn your vote so I can do that as your representative on the District 21

Community Education Council.

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Jay Brown CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K840 NO NO

I was born, raised, and educated here in Southern Brooklyn. I am a proud product of the New York City public education system and am

the parent of two boys who currently attend District 21 schools. I want them, as well as all our students, to be afforded the same

educational opportunities I was, growing up here in Brooklyn. When my first son began Pre-K, I served as a volunteer on his school's PAC.

When he moved on to P.S./I.S. 226, I joined their Title 1 PAC. My wife and I have made it a point to volunteer at our children's schools, not

only because we have a strong desire to get involved, but because we want our boys to see us giving our time and our efforts to make a

difference in their school community. I am a graduate of CUNY Brooklyn College. Professionally, I am an engineer. Civically, I am involved

in community outreach, including serving on the Board of Directors of a local non-profit, Bay Ridge Cares. During the early months of the

pandemic, as part of an assistance program our organization quickly coordinated and implemented, we were able to deliver grocery and

care packages to high-risk community members across Southern Brooklyn. My wife and I would take our kids and deliver grocery packages

to neighbors in need. As we have done for many years, we also delivered Thanksgiving meals to homebound seniors. Our schools and our

students have faced many challenges for some time. The pandemic has not only added new challenges, but it has made the existing ones

more pronounced. We have an incredibly diverse district, which is a tremendous asset. Besides District 21's cultural and racial diversity, we

have a broad spectrum in other areas that require advocacy for particular attention and resources. 18% of D21 students are English

language learners (ELL). 20% have a disability. 74% are economically disadvantaged. As parents and guardians, we all want the best

educational opportunities for our children in the most socially and emotionally enriching school environment. Regardless of whatever

challenges any child faces, they all deserve to receive that. In addition to serving on the Board of Directors of a local charitable

organization, I am a member of the executive committee of a local political club and have been involved with several successful political

campaigns in recent years, as well as community organizing around local issues. My experience working on affecting positive change for

matters important to our community with members of our community is something I would like to bring to our Community Education

Council. I am asking for your vote so I can work with other D21 CEC members to assess our district's educational programs and ensure they

are working for our children. I am asking for your vote so I can ensure the concerns of all parents and guardians are conveyed to the

Superintendent. I am asking for your vote so our district's concerns can be brought to the Chancellor and the Panel for Education Policy

(PEP). I will work to make the Superintendent and Chancellor available to D21 families, interface with the School Leadership Teams (SLTs),

and receive public feedback on what the district should be dedicating its capital resources to. I am extremely proud to be the dad of two

New York City public school kids because I am proud of my boys and I am dedicated to doing my part to make our school system the best it

can be for all our kids. I will always do that as a parent. I hope I can earn your vote so I can do that as your representative on the District 21

Community Education Council.

Xifei Chen CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K101 NO NO

Dolores Concepcion CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K468 NO NOI want to be part of the education council because I feel that I can bring unique ideas and I am flexible with my schedule and I

care about others. I like being part of something that can do good for the school.

Dolores Concepcion CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 31R046 YES NOI want to be part of the education council because I feel that I can bring unique ideas and I am flexible with my schedule and I

care about others. I like being part of something that can do good for the school.

Anson Deng CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K226 NO NO

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Emral Devany CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K239 NO NO

NYC Public schools community, I am an Assistant Professor of Biology in Kingsborough Community College. I have been a part

of public schools in NYC for the past 11 years, first as a graduate school student in our public university system - CUNY, then

as a parent of two public school students and finally as a professor to the students who just graduated from NYC public high

schools. As a result, I have different perspective: student perspective, parent perspective and educator perspective. Over the

years, as a part of my education and professional development I learned and experienced different aspects of public school

system in NYC as well as student learning. I have attended many seminars and workshops where we analyzed how students

learn, what curricular and extracurricular needs of students to progress academically and socially while being healthy and

happy. As a parent I made sure that I participate in school meetings and activities. I tried to interact with as many parents,

teachers and administers as possible to learn about their experiences and challenges. I volunteered in countless school

activities and fund raising activities to try to give back to the community that I was very much involved. I had wonderful

experiences, as well as not so wonderful experiences. I believe being a part of NYC public school system for years and holding

different perspectives and views within this system, I am ready to serve more by being a part of Education Council. I am

confident I can help everyone's voices to be heard and work on making necessary changes and improvements in the system

to give our children what they deserve: a perfect school experience with all it's ups and downs. Dr. Devany

Emral Devany CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 31R045 NO NO

NYC Public schools community, I am an Assistant Professor of Biology in Kingsborough Community College. I have been a part

of public schools in NYC for the past 11 years, first as a graduate school student in our public university system - CUNY, then

as a parent of two public school students and finally as a professor to the students who just graduated from NYC public high

schools. As a result, I have different perspective: student perspective, parent perspective and educator perspective. Over the

years, as a part of my education and professional development I learned and experienced different aspects of public school

system in NYC as well as student learning. I have attended many seminars and workshops where we analyzed how students

learn, what curricular and extracurricular needs of students to progress academically and socially while being healthy and

happy. As a parent I made sure that I participate in school meetings and activities. I tried to interact with as many parents,

teachers and administers as possible to learn about their experiences and challenges. I volunteered in countless school

activities and fund raising activities to try to give back to the community that I was very much involved. I had wonderful

experiences, as well as not so wonderful experiences. I believe being a part of NYC public school system for years and holding

different perspectives and views within this system, I am ready to serve more by being a part of Education Council. I am

confident I can help everyone's voices to be heard and work on making necessary changes and improvements in the system

to give our children what they deserve: a perfect school experience with all it's ups and downs. Dr. Devany

Marina Dobrovolskaya CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K238 NO YES

Trinidad Duenas CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K101 NO NO

Somaia Elghity CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K121 YES NO

Lalla Wafae Elidrissi CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K101 NO NO

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Ihab Fares CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K216 NO YES

Randi Garay CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K212 YES NO

I have been an active parent volunteer/advocate for almost 15 years. During that time, I have served and am currently serving

in the following positions: Vice President of the Community Education Council of District 21 President of Presidents' Council

District 21 PTA President of P.S. 212 Core member of the School Leadership Team at P.S.212 School Safety Committee

member District Leadership Team member Treasurer on the Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council (CPAC) PTA Financial

Secretary of Kingsborough Early College Secondary School School Leadership Team at Kingsborough Early College Secondary

School A parent member on the selection committee for the Parent Coordinator process Quality Review and C-30 Committees

Bylaw Committees I would like to continue serving on the Community Education Council because I am dedicated to the

children, parents and school community of District 21. As an active parent leader with the experience I've acquired over the

years, I feel I have the knowledge and skills needed to continue being involved in the decision making for our schools. All

parents need to have a voice in their children's education. There needs to be additional supports and resources for parents of

children with special needs, gifted & talented and Multi Language Learners so they can learn how to effectively advocate in

their child's best interest. I would like to continue to support all our children so they can be successful in the future. I hope

you will give me the opportunity to continue advocating for the District 21 school community.

Nicola Gayle CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K098 YES NO

Good day, My name is Nicola Gayle. I am social worker who has been working over 10 years in social services within the

community. I am an immigrant parent to 2 children who both have current IEPs. I am fortunate that both my children are able

to access their services both in school and remotely. I would like to see all children have the opportunity to access their

serives while they are learning remotely. I would like to see teachers having access to cleaning supplies, printing paper, and

other educational resources for their classroom. As a parent I do believe in the partnership between parents and teacher so

that children can gain the necessary knowledge they need to succeed. I do believe that I am the right candidate to join an

Education Council. Thank you

Nicola Gayle CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K100 YES NO

Good day, My name is Nicola Gayle. I am social worker who has been working over 10 years in social services within the

community. I am an immigrant parent to 2 children who both have current IEPs. I am fortunate that both my children are able

to access their services both in school and remotely. I would like to see all children have the opportunity to access their

serives while they are learning remotely. I would like to see teachers having access to cleaning supplies, printing paper, and

other educational resources for their classroom. As a parent I do believe in the partnership between parents and teacher so

that children can gain the necessary knowledge they need to succeed. I do believe that I am the right candidate to join an

Education Council. Thank you

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Marwa Hafez CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K209 YES NO

Education should not be a privilege that is given only to the children of high-income families. I believe education is necessary

to bring up the best talent in every child regardless of her/his background. We can not depend on the public school alone to

help our children succeed. We have to do our part as parents and get involved as much as we can to deliver our children's

education. My child was diagnosed with language impairment and attention deficit disorder when he was in the first grade. I

got him tested, and he started to get the services he needed one year later due to the limited resources. The testing facilities

suggested that I enroll him in a private school to get the help he needed to succeed. However, the tuitions were way out of

our budgets, and we could not afford the educational lawyer either. So, we decided to accept what school services have to

offer him. To be candid, I do not see much improvement. So, I started to read more about special education so I can support

him at my end. I tutor him constantly to meet his academic standard. I understand the school's limitation that they can not

give him the attention he needs. I volunteered to help as much as I can in my community to help other children with similar

circumstances. I tutor children in public schools and volunteer in New York Cares to help other children. Instead of blaming

others for not providing enough help, we can all put our heads together and come with a plan to help our communities.

Children with special needs should not be held back due to their struggles. They need the right individuals around them to

guide them through their educational journey. There is no such thing as a smart child and dumb child. There is only one who

has an opportunity in a great school and did not have resource limitations. Let us give all children equal opportunity to better

education. I will be honored to serve as an educational council for 2021 to apply what I learned with my son and help other

children in need.

Diana Imankhojaeva CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K177 NO YES

Dmitriy Iskhakov CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K226 NO NO

Natalia Jacura CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K098 NO NO

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Laura John Mora CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K468 NO NO

I am a graduate of Midwood High School and Brooklyn College, and the proud parent of an 8th grader at KECSS. I feel called

to serve the students and families of District 21 as we rebuild and reconnect post-pandemic. I'm particularly focused on

ensuring that our district's students have access to/are receiving and utilizing the available mental health resources. I have a

keen interest in developmental psychology and have always been passionate about working with children and families. I am

currently a candidate for a Master's in Social Work, where my work as a research assistant has been focused on anxiety and

social impairment in children and adolescents. I believe this expertise will be particularly relevant as we continue to rebuild

following the pandemic. I also have nearly ten years of experience working as an administrator and program coordinator in

the independent private school sector, where I provided support for faculty, staff, families and senior administrators. During

this time, I served as co-chair of a steering committee for accreditation from the New York State Association of Independent

Schools (NYSAIS). Therefore, I feel confident that I have the skills necessary to implement change within our school district. In

short, I am dedicated to maximizing the potential of young adults and ensuring that children are given the tools needed to

succeed. I am also aware of the needs of our teachers and administrators and look forward to the opportunity to collaborate

with them. If I am elected to serve on our District's education council, I will bring experience, dedication and passion for

education to my work.

Nona Khorguani CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K095 NO NO

Nona Khorguani CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K095 NO YES

Laura Kondratenko CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K100 NO NO

Laura Kondratenko CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K239 NO NO

Yevgeniya Lerman CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K098 NO NO

Yevgeniya Lerman CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K239 NO NO

Danny Liu CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K239 NO NO

I am the father of 3 NY public school students. Over the years, I've seen both good and bad decision being made that affect

the quality of a children's education. I feel that with the pandemic it has affected our kids even more. It is important that we

not only make all the right choices but double down on our efforts to ensure the children of tomorrow get the proper

education and extra help required. I have always complain in private how some of the decision isn't right but I now feel more

strongly that I need to step up or shut up. I saw a billboard over the weekend that said, "If not us, who? And if not now,

when?

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Jonathan Martinez CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K121 NO NO

My name is Jonathan Martinez and serving on the NYC Department of Education Council is important to me for many

reasons. The first being that my daughter is a NYC student and if given the opportunity, my input, my ideas, creative way of

thinking can possibly help shape not just only her education, But, the thousands of NYC school children as well. Another

reason is to get a better understanding of what is becoming of our education system and be in the know of what is to come. i

would also like a role where leadership skills will be displayed and requested of at times. Although, i do not possess direct

PA/PTA or educational office held experience, i did volunteer twice for PTA after school activities and have volunteered as a

Auxiliary Police Officer with the 72nd precinct, at the Bowery Mission in Manhattan feeding the homeless, volunteered at

New Mt. Zion Baptist church during the holidays giving out food and gifts. Overall, i hope to speak to you regarding the

educational council seat. Thank you for your time.

Elie Mbys-Davidson CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K090 NO NO

I want to run because I want to impact and contribute to the betterment of my children's education. My eldest daughter is in

Kindergarten, and my older son is starting school next school year. I have had a plethora of complaints related to the NYC

education system, not only from my own past experiences as a student, not only from having witnessed my younger sibling's

similar experiences, but especially from my current experience as the parent of a child receiving a CoVid Kindergarten. I have

a list of complaints and suggestions, I've always wanted to be able to do more than just complain, and being part of the

education council allows me to serve my community, while participating in the improvement of something I care passionately

about. Rather than move away from the vast excess of flaws in my neighborhood, I would rather make it a better place while

I'm here.

Shanna Michel CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K199 YES NO

I am a strong believer in quality education; my motto is no matter what race, ethnicity, socio â€“economic background or

abilities of someone it should not determine whether one accesses quality education or not. I want to leave my mark, by

helping to stimulate young minds to want to learn. I completed a Masters in Special Education at Brooklyn College and

dedicated my time to being an educator not just to impart knowledge, but to also to encourage families to do their best to

expose their kids to the best education that caters to the child's needs. I have always played an active role in PTAs for any

school that my children attend. I was the PTA president for Aim High 2018/2019. As president I fueled fund raising activities to

allow kids to get exposed to hands on learning and learning while having fun. Funding puppet shows and giving awards so

that kids feel proud of themselves at an early age. I would love to see equitability among schools, families and scholars. A

reality where students, no matter where the school is located, are taught at the highest level and are encouraged to achieve

their best. Serving on the Education counsel would allow me to influence decision making and advocate for families that may

otherwise lack the knowledge needed.

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Ekaterina Mironenko CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K216 NO NO

I am currently an active member of Community Education Council District 21 and a liaison for two schools in District 21. I have

served on the School Leadership team at P.S. 216 and am a member of Title I Parent Action Committee. I have participated in

writing resolutions, attending meetings within the school communities, meetings with Chancellor to convey issues facing our

district. I would like to continue serving on the Community Education Council because I am dedicated to the families in our

community. With nearly a year into the COVID-19 pandemic and so many issues that we continue to face, I would like to be

the voice representing you and your children. I believe that parents should have a voice in their children's education. I want to

be that voice, listen to the concerns of parents and find support they need to help their children's reach full potential. I look

forward to serving the parents and children in our community.

Nadia Mugan CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K095 YES NO

I am running to join the Education Council committee. It is time to revise the educational community since the covid-19

pandemic, It has taught us as students, parents, teachers, and communities that the NYC Department of Education has

somewhat failed. More importantly, the school system and city government failed. It is time to move forward and bring back

our students and teachers to a safer environment. I am willing to commit to change the education curriculum to be more

technological advancement. Our students can achieve this by learning and studying both in the classroom and online

environment. I am a single mother with one child. My child attends public school just like I did from Kindergarten to High

School. I believe the NYC Department of Education can progress by getting rid of the reformist administration and allow new

progressive candidates to reconstruct our educational programs that our students missed.

Zarina Mukumova CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K128 YES NO

Zarina Mukumova CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K128 NO YES

Zarina Mukumova CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K281 NO NO

Augusto Rojas CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K121 NO NO

Michael Rozenblit CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K215 NO NO

I am the mother of 2 daughters attending PS 215 in District 21. It's important for me to serve on the Education Council

because I came from a culture where being well-educated is the only way to get out of poverty. Hence, I care deeply of our

next generation getting the best education they deserve. I also believe I need to represent the voice of the group who is

supportive of reopening public school for students to attend full time and ensuring the quality of our education by

maintaining and extending the gifted and talented program. I am a servant leader. I spent lots of time talking to the

community to understand their challenges and active participant in activities both publicly and socially to ensure driving

positive changes to make a different. I am an active member of PS 215 PTA and Community Board 11 of Gravesend

neighborhood. I understand the only way to make an impact is raise your hand and participant in community event. And the

first step of driving the changes for education is applying to the candidacy of becoming an education council. Thanks for your

considerations.

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Michael Rozenblit CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K215 NO YES

I am the mother of 2 daughters attending PS 215 in District 21. It's important for me to serve on the Education Council

because I came from a culture where being well-educated is the only way to get out of poverty. Hence, I care deeply of our

next generation getting the best education they deserve. I also believe I need to represent the voice of the group who is

supportive of reopening public school for students to attend full time and ensuring the quality of our education by

maintaining and extending the gifted and talented program. I am a servant leader. I spent lots of time talking to the

community to understand their challenges and active participant in activities both publicly and socially to ensure driving

positive changes to make a different. I am an active member of PS 215 PTA and Community Board 11 of Gravesend

neighborhood. I understand the only way to make an impact is raise your hand and participant in community event. And the

first step of driving the changes for education is applying to the candidacy of becoming an education council. Thanks for your

considerations.

Sevim Salmani CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K101 NO NO

Priscilla Santos CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K239 YES NOI have served for 2 years as a CEC 21 IEP liason and was elected 2nd VP for the council. I would like to continue being part of

such an important and crucial group.

Jessica Surko CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K281 NO NO

Hello my name is Jessica Albergo I would love to be a part of the cec. I Currently sit on the Presidents Council, my school's

Safety team also s.l.t I've been an pta president for 6 months now I love to help my school and the parents it will be an honor

to sit on the cec as well.

Jessica Surko CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K281 YES NO

Hello my name is Jessica Albergo I would love to be a part of the cec. I Currently sit on the Presidents Council, my school's

Safety team also s.l.t I've been an pta president for 6 months now I love to help my school and the parents it will be an honor

to sit on the cec as well.

Maria Tang-Brooks CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K228 YES NO

Adrienne Temperino CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 20K682 NO NO

I believe that I am a fair person . Someone who is open to different perspectives. I have served on the PTO , as class mom

many times and supported my schools in many different ways. I am willing to have the hard conversations in order to serve

our children in the best way possible. I currently am a firm believer in bringing emotional intelligence work into our school

system and am certified to do just that.

Adrienne Temperino CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K239 NO NO

I believe that I am a fair person . Someone who is open to different perspectives. I have served on the PTO , as class mom

many times and supported my schools in many different ways. I am willing to have the hard conversations in order to serve

our children in the best way possible. I currently am a firm believer in bringing emotional intelligence work into our school

system and am certified to do just that.

Malika Tiliaeva CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K153 NO YES

Maxim Torbin CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K100 NO NO

Education the instruction manual to how we see the world. I believe in education and the integrity of NYC public school

system. I went to school here and so are my children now. I would not give up that experience for the world. I love how far

the education system have come in integrating with the speed of knowledge. It would be honor and a privilege if i could help

guide the system in the right direction.

Baoqin Zhao CEC21 Community Education Council (21) 21K095 NO NO

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