I’ve had the privilege of serving the Lindenhurst community for the past two years and relish the opportunity to continue working with the students and families of the Junior Class in my capacity as an Assistant Principal. In addition to overseeing the Class of 2026, I also serve as one of the Advanced Placement coordinators for the school and organize Regent’s exam testing. Prior to joining the Lindenhurst community, I taught AP Biology, Living Environment, as well as Anatomy and Physiology at Longwood High School.

I hold a Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s Degree from Binghamton University as well as a doctorate from St. John’s University where I examined the influence of a working knowledge of the basics of computer science on student geometry proficiency rates.  I look forward to the upcoming school year and working with our students to make them the best possible versions of themselves so that they will be ready to handle any opportunity that life offers them.

I graduated from Hofstra University with a Bachelor's degree in Business Management, followed by a Master’s in Business Education. After teaching for 15 years, I earned my School Building/District Leadership certificate from Stony Brook University.

My career began in the Levittown School District as a Business Teacher. I then spent 12 years at West Babylon High School, where I served as a teacher, dean, and eventually as the president of the West Babylon Teachers Association.

Currently, I am responsible for overseeing building security, conducting drills, and continuously reviewing our emergency response plan. In addition, I conduct numerous teacher observations throughout the year and manage non-instructional personnel within the building.

My educational philosophy centers on preparing students for success beyond the classroom by emphasizing critical thinking, adaptability, and real-world problem-solving skills. I believe education should extend beyond academic achievements, equipping students with the practical competencies needed to navigate life’s challenges. My goal is for students to leave high school not only well-prepared for their career journey but also resilient enough to handle the complexities of an ever-changing world.

Before becoming an administrator, I coached football and lacrosse for many years. I firmly believe that extracurricular activities impart valuable life lessons that can stay with students long after they leave school. As a father of three, I am deeply committed to always keeping the best interests of the students in mind.

I earned my Bachelor's degree in Health Education and a Master's in TESOL from LIU Post. Following that, I pursued a post-master's certificate in Educational Leadership for School Building Leader and School District Leader at Stony Brook University. My professional experience includes teaching Health and ENL in the NYC Department of Education, where I developed a passion for engaging diverse student populations. I later took on the roles of Health Teacher and Dean at the West Babylon School District, where I had the opportunity to mentor students and collaborate with staff on initiatives that enhanced the school environment.

I am thrilled to be part of the Lindenhurst School District, where I am eager to contribute to the community, staff, and students. I believe in the importance of building meaningful relationships and creating an inclusive school culture. I enjoy working closely with students to encourage their participation in school activities and help them develop essential skills for success in life beyond high school. I am in charge of clubs, substitutes, eligibility, and social media for the High School.

Outside of my professional life, I am a passionate animal lover. I have two dogs and a horse, with whom I spend a lot of my free time. Additionally, I find balance and relaxation through practicing yoga, which helps me maintain a healthy and mindful lifestyle.