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School District of Philadelphia Finance Staff Assignments 2018-19 School Year Updated as of 12/20/18 Accounting Control & Grants Compliance Grants Fiscal Office of Management & School Org. Grade Level School Name 2018-19 Network Compliance Monitor Monitor Services Budget Analyst Code (based on enrollment) (ACCM) (GCM) Analyst (OMB) 2620 Academy at Palumbo High Learning Network 1 Ashley Babiarz Sharika Proctor Michael Johnston Paul Patrizio 6480 Academy for the Middle Years at Northwest Middle Learning Network 9 Sergio Alfonsi Natalie Mason Janifer Clayton Cindy (Cui) Zhang 5200 Adaire, Alexander Elementary / Middle Learning Network 3 Michael Williams Aleida Garcia Michael Johnston Chearo Mean 8200 Allen, Ethan Elementary / Middle Learning Network 9 Sergio Alfonsi John O'Brien Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 4440 Allen, Ethel Elementary / Middle Acceleration Network Michael Williams Marie Levine Janifer Clayton Paul Patrizio 5430 Alternative Middle Years at James Martin Middle Learning Network 9 Michael Williams Aleida Garcia Michael Johnston Cindy (Cui) Zhang 1460 Anderson, Add B. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 2 Tia Mosley Darrin Kall Kat Jenkins Marquis Rios 2480 Arthur, Chester A. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 12 Ashley Babiarz Sharika Proctor Michael Johnston Darren Dixon 8040 Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush High Learning Network 1 Sergio Alfonsi Marie Levine Barbra Pignatelli Paul Patrizio 2210 Bache-Martin School Elementary / Middle Learning Network 3 Michael Williams Natalie Mason Michael Johnston Chearo Mean 8160 Baldi School Middle Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi Natalie Mason Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean 1200 Barry, John Elementary / Middle Acceleration Network Tia Mosley Natalie Mason Kat Jenkins Paul Patrizio 7200 Barton, Clara Elementary Learning Network 7 Michael Sackman Darrin Kall Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 1010 Bartram, John High Learning Network 13 Ashley Babiarz Ryan Murphy Michael Johnston Darren Dixon 3210 Ben Franklin EOP High Opportunity Network n/a n/a n/a n/a 7510 Bethune, Mary Elementary / Middle Learning Network 4 Ashley Babiarz Darrin Kall Janifer Clayton Cindy (Cui) Zhang 4220 Blaine, James G. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 11 Michael Williams Darrin Kall Janifer Clayton Darren Dixon 1490 Blankenburg, Rudolph Elementary / Middle Acceleration Network Tia Mosley Sharika Proctor Kat Jenkins Paul Patrizio 5150 Bodine, William W. High Learning Network 1 Tia Mosley Aleida Garcia Michael Johnston Paul Patrizio 2240 Bregy, F. Amedee Elementary / Middle Learning Network 12 Ashley Babiarz Kelly McCarthy Michael Johnston Darren Dixon 7470 Bridesburg School Elementary / Middle Learning Network 9 Michael Sackman Patty Nelson Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 5210 Brown, Henry A. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 5 Tia Mosley Aleida Garcia Michael Johnston Paul Patrizio 8210 Brown, Joseph H. Elementary Learning Network 9 Sergio Alfonsi Darrin Kall Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 1230 Bryant, William Elementary / Middle Acceleration Network Tia Mosley Patty Nelson Kat Jenkins Paul Patrizio 5610 Building 21 High Innovation Network Michael Williams Sharika Proctor Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 3820 Camelot Academy East Middle / High Opportunity Network n/a n/a n/a n/a 2310 Camelot Boone Middle / High Opportunity Network n/a n/a n/a n/a 7220 Carnell, Laura H. Elementary Learning Network 7 Michael Sackman Kelly McCarthy Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 4030 Carver High School of Engineering and Science High Learning Network 4 Ashley Babiarz Patty Nelson Janifer Clayton Cindy (Cui) Zhang 4240 Cassidy, Lewis C. Elementary Learning Network 2 Michael Williams Sharika Proctor Barbra Pignatelli Marquis Rios 1250 Catherine, Joseph W. Elementary Learning Network 12 Ashley Babiarz Jodie Chan Michael Johnston Darren Dixon 5490 Cayuga School Elementary Learning Network 11 Tia Mosley Darrin Kall Kat Jenkins Darren Dixon 6010 Central High School High Learning Network 1 Michael Sackman Natalie Mason Barbra Pignatelli Paul Patrizio 2260 Childs, George W. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 12 Ashley Babiarz Darrin Kall Michael Johnston Darren Dixon 7730 Clemente, Roberto Middle Acceleration Network Tia Mosley Kelly McCarthy Kat Jenkins Paul Patrizio 1260 Comegys, Benjamin B. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 10 Ashley Babiarz Kelly McCarthy Michael Johnston Marquis Rios 8370 Comly, Watson Elementary Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi John O'Brien Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean School District of Philadelphia Finance Staff Assignments 2018-19 School Year Updated as of 12/20/18 Accounting Control & Grants Compliance Grants Fiscal Office of Management & School Org. Grade Level School Name 2018-19 Network Compliance Monitor Monitor Services Budget Analyst Code (based on enrollment) (ACCM) (GCM) Analyst (OMB) 2670 Constitution High School High Learning Network 3 Michael Williams Kelly McCarthy Michael Johnston Chearo Mean 5230 Conwell, Russell Middle Learning Network 5 Tia Mosley Jodie Chan Michael Johnston Paul Patrizio 6410 Cook-Wissahickon School Elementary / Middle Learning Network 6 Sergio Alfonsi Natalie Mason Janifer Clayton Marquis Rios 7100 Cooke, Jay Elementary / Middle Acceleration Network Michael Sackman Darrin Kall Barbra Pignatelli Paul Patrizio 5470 Cramp, William Elementary Learning Network 11 Tia Mosley Catherine Darin Michael Johnston Darren Dixon 2020 Creative and Performing Arts High Learning Network 1 Ashley Babiarz Sharika Proctor Michael Johnston Paul Patrizio 8230 Crossan, Kennedy C. Elementary Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi Kelly McCarthy Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean 3190 Crossroads @ Hunting Park Elementary Opportunity Network Ashley Babiarz No Federal Grants n/a Darren Dixon 8690 Crossroads @ Meade Middle Opportunity Network Ashley Babiarz No Federal Grants n/a Darren Dixon 6200 Day, Anna B. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 6 Michael Sackman Marie Levine Janifer Clayton Marquis Rios 5170 de Burgos, Julia Elementary / Middle Learning Network 4 Tia Mosley catherine Darin Michael Johnston Cindy (Cui) Zhang 8420 Decatur, Stephen Elementary / Middle Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi John O'Brien Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean 4270 Dick, William Elementary / Middle Learning Network 11 Michael Williams Catherine Darin Janifer Clayton Darren Dixon 8240 Disston, Hamilton Elementary / Middle Learning Network 9 Sergio Alfonsi John O'Brien Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 4060 Dobbins, Murrell High Learning Network 4 Ashley Babiarz Jodie Chan Janifer Clayton Cindy (Cui) Zhang 6450 Dobson, James Elementary / Middle Learning Network 6 Sergio Alfonsi Sharika Proctor Janifer Clayton Marquis Rios 4460 Duckrey, Tanner Elementary / Middle Learning Network 4 Ashley Babiarz Natalie Mason Janifer Clayton Cindy (Cui) Zhang 5250 Dunbar, Paul L. Elementary / Middle Acceleration Network Michael Williams Jodie Chan Michael Johnston Paul Patrizio 5020 Edison, Thomas A. High Acceleration Network Tia Mosley Kelly McCarthy Michael Johnston Paul Patrizio 6210 Edmonds, Frankin Elementary Learning Network 6 Michael Sackman Sharika Proctor Janifer Clayton Marquis Rios 3510 El Centro de Estudiantes High Opportunity Network n/a n/a n/a n/a 5260 Elkin, Lewis Elementary Learning Network 11 Tia Mosley Catherine Darin Michael Johnston Darren Dixon 7260 Ellwood School Elementary Learning Network 7 Michael Sackman Patty Nelson Janifer Clayton Cindy (Cui) Zhang 6220 Emlen, Eleanor Elementary Learning Network 6 Michael Sackman Patty Nelson Janifer Clayton Marquis Rios 8080 Excel Academy North High Opportunity Network n/a n/a n/a n/a 3290 Excel Academy South High Opportunity Network n/a n/a n/a n/a 3040 Excel Middle Years Academy Middle Opportunity Network n/a n/a n/a n/a 8380 Farrell, Louis H. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi Marie Levine Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean 2190 Fell, D. Newlin Elementary / Middle Learning Network 10 Ashley Babiarz John O'Brien Michael Johnston Marquis Rios 7120 Fels, Samuel High Learning Network 13 Michael Sackman Patty Nelson Barbra Pignatelli Darren Dixon 7310 Feltonville Intermediate School Elementary Learning Network 7 Michael Sackman Darrin Kall Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 7500 Feltonville School of Arts and Sciences Middle Learning Network 7 Michael Sackman darrin Kall Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 7270 Finletter, Thomas K. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 7 Michael Sackman Marie Levine Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 6230 Fitler, Edwin H. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 6 Michael Sackman Sharika Proctor Janifer Clayton Marquis Rios 8390 Fitzpatrick, Aloysius L. Elementary / Middle Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi Marie Levine Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean 8250 Forrest, Edwin Elementary Learning Network 9 Sergio Alfonsi Darrin Kall Barbra Pignatelli Cindy (Cui) Zhang 8260 Fox Chase School Elementary Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi Kelly McCarthy Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean School District of Philadelphia Finance Staff Assignments 2018-19 School Year Updated as of 12/20/18 Accounting Control & Grants Compliance Grants Fiscal Office of Management & School Org. Grade Level School Name 2018-19 Network Compliance Monitor Monitor Services Budget Analyst Code (based on enrollment) (ACCM) (GCM) Analyst (OMB) 8400 Frank, Anne Elementary Learning Network 8 Sergio Alfonsi John O'Brien Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean 7010 Frankford High School High Learning Network 8 Michael Sackman John O'Brien Barbra Pignatelli Chearo Mean 2290 Franklin Learning Center High Learning Network 3 Michael Williams Catherine Darin
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