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Charter Schools Charter School Points of Contact for Foster Care STATE Foster Care Point of Contact COUNTY LOCATION NAME LOCATION ID (POC) POC email POC telephone ALBANY ALBANY COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL 010100860899 Pending Pending Pending ALBANY ALBANY LEADERSHIP CHARTER HS-GIRLS 010100860960 Angela Pastizzo [email protected] 518-694-5300, ext 222 ALBANY BRIGHTER CHOICE CHARTER SCHOOL-BOYS 010100860829 Yvonne Ramirez [email protected] 518.694.8200 ALBANY BRIGHTER CHOICE CHARTER SCHOOL-GIRLS 010100860830 Nyishia Frazier [email protected] 518-694-4100 ALBANY GREEN TECH HIGH CHARTER SCHOOL 010100860907 Marvin Jones [email protected] 518-229-5837 ALBANY HENRY JOHNSON CHARTER SCHOOL 010100860892 Tanya Penn [email protected] 5184324300 x105 ALBANY KIPP TECH VALLEY CHARTER SCHOOL 010100860867 Leah Perkins [email protected] 518-694-9494 BRONX ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP CHARTER SCHOOL 320700860957 Leena Varghese [email protected] 718-585-4215 BRONX AMERICAN DREAM CHARTER SCHOOL 320700861062 Javier Martinez [email protected] 718 BRONX ATMOSPHERE ACADEMY PUBLIC CHARTER 321000861075 Benjamin Pah [email protected] 3477600531 BRONX BGLIG-SHIRLEY RODRIGUEZ-REMENESKI CS 320700860915 Julie Carlo [email protected] 718-993-1740 BRONX BOYS PREP CHARTER SCHOOL OF NY 320800860994 Erica Newman [email protected] 212-346-6000 BRONX BRILLA COLLEGE PREP CHARTER 320700861014 Yeime Valle [email protected] 347-273-8439 BRONX BRONX ACADEMY OF PROMISE CHARTER SCH 320900860913 Pending Pending Pending BRONX BRONX CHARTER SCH BETTER LEARNING 321100860855 Sharon Johnson [email protected] 7184823796 BRONX BRONX CHARTER SCH-EXCELLENCE 321100860859 Monica Rios [email protected] 718-828-7301 BRONX BRONX CHARTER SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN 320700860852 Carolyn Jefferson Lashley [email protected] 718-402-3300 BRONX BRONX CHARTER SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 320800860846 Tyell Roddey [email protected] 9172324546 BRONX BRONX CHARTER-BETTER LEARNING II 321100861076 Sharon Johnson [email protected] 718-482-3796 BRONX BRONX COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL 321000860914 ROXANE BROGAN [email protected] 718-944-1400 X1001 BRONX BRONX LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL 321200860870 Crystal Lilly [email protected] 646-915-0025 BRONX BRONX PREP CHARTER SCHOOL 320900860807 Lissan Hardware [email protected] 347.514.4293 BRONX CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL-LAW AND SOCIAL 321100861064 Pending Pending Pending BRONX CHILDREN'S AID COLLEGE PREP CHARTER 321200861026 Maria Burgos [email protected] 718-860-8595 BRONX DR R IZQUIERDO HEALTH/SCIENCE CHARTE 321200860965 Sue Burgher [email protected] 718 378-0490 BRONX EQUALITY CHARTER SCHOOL 321100860956 Anne Harrold [email protected] 7185173169 BRONX FAMILY LIFE ACADEMY CHARTER I 320900860839 Evelyn Centeno [email protected] 7184108100 BRONX FAMILY LIFE ACADEMY CHARTER SCH II 320700861028 Pending Pending Pending BRONX FAMILY LIFE ACADEMY CHARTER SCH III 320700861070 Andrea Hernandez [email protected] 718-585-6580 BRONX GIRLS PREP CHARTER SCH-BRONX 320800860940 Erica Newman [email protected] 212-346-6000 BRONX GRAND CONCOURSE ACAD CHARTER SCH 320800860872 Pending Pending Pending BRONX HARRIET TUBMAN CHARTER SCHOOL 320900860823 Elizabeth Malave [email protected] 718-527-9912 BRONX HEKETI COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL 320700860703 Rikki Shanberg [email protected] 718-260-6002 BRONX HYDE LEADERSHIP CHARTER SCHOOL 320800860903 Ms.Elizabeth Hittenmark [email protected] 718-991-5500 ext.4620 BRONX ICAHN CHARTER SCHOOL 1 320900860835 Pending Pending Pending BRONX ICAHN CHARTER SCHOOL 2 321100860909 NYC Dept of Education [email protected] 71882806107 BRONX ICAHN CHARTER SCHOOL 3 321100860917 Jhoana Heras-Campos [email protected] 718-828-0034 option 3 BRONX ICAHN CHARTER SCHOOL 4 321100860948 Pending Pending Pending BRONX ICAHN CHARTER SCHOOL 5 321100860982 N/A Pending Pending BRONX ICAHN CHARTER SCHOOL 6 320900861029 Brian Geelan [email protected] 718-294-1706 BRONX ICAHN CHARTER SCHOOL 7 320800861030 Pending Pending Pending BRONX INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP CHARTER SCH 321000860904 Pending Pending Pending BRONX KIPP ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 320700860820 Gloribell Mercado [email protected] 718-943-3737 BRONX METROPOLITAN LIGHTHOUSE CHARTER SCH 320900860962 Genai Goldsmith [email protected] 718-893-0640 BRONX MOTT HALL CHARTER SCHOOL 320900861004 Pending Pending Pending BRONX MOTT HAVEN ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 320700860925 Pending Pending Pending BRONX NEW VISIONS CHARTER HS-ADV MATH/SCIE 321000860999 Anton Pena [email protected] (718) 817-7683 1 1/20/2017 Charter School Points of Contact for Foster Care STATE Foster Care Point of Contact COUNTY LOCATION NAME LOCATION ID (POC) POC email POC telephone BRONX NEW VISIONS CHARTER HS-HUMANITIES 321000860704 Xiomara Martinez [email protected] 718-817-7686 Ext 3762 BRONX NEW VISIONS CHARTER HS-HUMANITIES II 320700861018 Lashawn Butler [email protected] 718 665 5380 BRONX NEW VISIONS CHTR HS-ADV MA/SCI II 320800861017 Marangelitza Rivera [email protected] (646) 343 - 7192 BRONX NYC CHARTER HS - AECI 320700860926 Josef Martonyi [email protected] 6464005566 BRONX NYC MONTESSORI CHARTER SCHOOL 320700861005 Pending Pending Pending BRONX ROADS CHARTER SCHOOL II 321200861010 Walter Martin [email protected] 718-861-7515 x 3306 BRONX ROSALYN YALOW CHARTER SCHOOL 321000861073 Pending Pending Pending BRONX SOUTH BRONX CHARTER SCHOOL 320700860889 Evelyn Ramirez [email protected] 7182925737 BRONX SOUTH BRONX CLASSICAL CHARTER II 320700861035 Leena Gyftopoulos [email protected] 718-292-9526 BRONX SOUTH BRONX CLASSICAL CHARTER III 320900861084 Rebecca Geary [email protected] 718-860-4340 BRONX SOUTH BRONX CLASSICAL CHARTER SCHOOL 321200860898 Lester Long [email protected] 718-860-4340 BRONX SOUTH BRONX EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY CS 320700861068 Katie McKaskie [email protected] 929-291-7700 BRONX STOREFRONT ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 320700861080 Pending Pending Pending BRONX SUCCESS ACAD CHARTER SCH-BRONX 3 320800861044 Ana Alonso [email protected] 646-790-2152 BRONX SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER-BRONX 1 320700860981 Jennifer Fuoco [email protected] 347-286-7951 BRONX SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER-BRONX 2 320900860980 Ariana Ames [email protected] 347-286-7966 BRONX SUCCESS ACADEMY CS - BRONX 4 320800861074 David Marositz [email protected] 646-558-0043 BRONX TECH INTERNATIONAL CHARTER SCHOOL 321000861032 Karlene Cowan [email protected] 718-549-1908 BRONX UNIVERSITY PREP CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 320700860920 Francesca DiBlasi [email protected] 718-292-6543 ext 4003 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST APOLLO CHARTER 331900860933 Max Turner [email protected] 347-471-2620 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST ASPIRE CHARTER 331900860993 Dominique Marshall [email protected] 347-471-2055 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST BROWNSVILLE CHARTE 332300860912 Daisy Aulet [email protected] 347-471-2610 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST BUSHWICK CHARTER 333200860906 Janine Fraser [email protected] 347-471-2550 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST CROWN HEIGHTS 331700860879 Melissa Contave [email protected] 347-471-2580 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST E NY CHARTER SCH 331900860880 Melissa Zurlinden [email protected] 718-485-4924 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST ENDEAVOR CHARTER 331300860902 Priscilla Espinoza [email protected] 718-622-4786 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST LINDEN CHARTER SCH 331900861072 Heather Gayle [email protected] 347-471-2704 BROOKLYN ACHIEVEMENT FIRST NORTH BROOKLYN PRE 333200861045 Samantha Sanacore [email protected] 347-471-2690 BROOKLYN BEDFORD STUY COLLEGIATE CHARTER SCH 331600860918 Tiffany Bostic, LMSW [email protected] 7186697460 BROOKLYN BEDFORD STUY NEW BEGINNINGS CHARTER 331600860971 Wanda Morales [email protected] 347-587-0482 BROOKLYN BEGINNING WITH CHILDREN CHARTER II 331400861021 Pending Pending Pending BROOKLYN BEGINNING WITH CHLDRN CHARTER SCHOOL 331400860825 Pending Pending Pending BROOKLYN BROOKLYN ASCEND CHARTER SCHOOL 331800860916 Pending Pending Pending BROOKLYN BROOKLYN CHARTER SCHOOL 331400860809 Shannon Cullen [email protected] 7183022085 BROOKLYN BROOKLYN DREAMS CHARTER SCHOOL 332200860978 Ray McCants [email protected] (718) 859-8400 BROOKLYN BROOKLYN EAST COLLEGIATE CHARTER SCH 331300860937 Debby Jean [email protected] 718-250-5760 BROOKLYN BROOKLYN EXCELSIOR CHARTER SCH 331600860847 Agnes Connelly [email protected] (718) 246-5681 BROOKLYN BROOKLYN LABORATORY CHARTER SCHOOL 331300861063 Courtney Granger [email protected] 347-450-0526 BROOKLYN BROOKLYN PROSPECT CHARTER SCHOOL 331500860935 Pending Pending Pending BROOKLYN BROOKLYN SCHOLARS CHARTER SCHOOL 331900860958 Shiretta Hayden [email protected] (718) 348-9360 BROOKLYN BROOKLYN URBAN GARDEN CHARTER SCHOOL 331500861011 Anali Chavez [email protected] 718-280-9556 BROOKLYN BROWNSVILLE ASCEND CHARTER SCHOOL 332300860954 Pending Pending Pending BROOKLYN BROWNSVILLE COLLEGIATE CHARTER SCH 332300860939 Ariella Gutin [email protected] 718-636-0370 BROOKLYN BUSHWICK ASCEND CHARTER SCHOOL 333200860987 Pending Pending Pending BROOKLYN CANARSIE ASCEND CHARTER SCHOOL 331800861033
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