School Staff
Jordan C Fitzgerald
Principal's Message
My name is Jordan Fitzgerald and it is an honor to introduce myself as the principal of PS 398Q. I look forward to joining this wonderful school community and can assure you that I share your commitment to excellence in education and concern for the social/emotional well-being of all learners.
I arrive at PS 398 from Adrien Block middle school IS 25, where I have spent the last 13 years serving as assistant principal. I have also had an opportunity to work at the district level in guidance and student support, lead both middle and elementary school Summer Rising programs and serve as acting principal of an early childhood center.
During my time in education, I have had many responsibilities which have improved, ensured, and enriched the safety, academic and social emotional well-being of students and staff. I have served as the Building Response Team leader in my school, enabling me to become deeply involved with the systems and structures required for the daily running of a safe school building. The safety of students and staff is my first priority. I believe when scholars and staff do not feel safe, learning cannot happen and therefore safety is at the forefront of my leadership every day. I also believe in the importance of being a collaborative instructional leader and my experience in this area has allowed me opportunities to work closely with teachers to implement the Envision Math and Amplify Science curriculums, implement best practices in teacher pedagogy and to consider culturally responsive practices. I am excited to see that District 30 is adopting the HMH Literacy curriculum. I have had an opportunity this year to work closely with teachers, instructional coaches and consultants regarding its implementation on the middle school level and I am excited and eager to work with the 398 community to see it in action at the elementary school level.
When my current district experienced an emergency and needed a strong leader to step in, I served as the IA Principal for an elementary school for several months. This coupled with my extensive elementary school experience during Summer Rising has made it clear to me that my passion lies at the elementary school level. These experiences have allowed me to see firsthand how crucial it is to make sure our elementary scholars love learning and love their school.
I entered education to help all students achieve as learners and to support their development as future leaders. I am looking forward to working side by side with you to create an environment where every student can thrive, feel valued and can succeed. In the coming weeks, I plan to schedule opportunities to hear the great things happening at this school and to share my perspective and experiences with the PS 398 community. In the meantime, please feel free to contact me at jfitzgerald2@schools.nyc.gov Opens in a new browser tab . I look forward to meeting all of you.
Trisha Mondal
Assistant Principal's Message
Meet Our School Based Support Team
Gloria Piliero
Marvin Diaz-Fernandez
Parent Coordinator
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¡Hola! My name is Marvin Diaz Fernandez and I am very excited to be a part of the P.S. 398Q family as the Parent Coordinator. I was born in Guatemala and immigrated to the United States at the age of 8. I have worked in education for over 10 years, primarily in High School and University. As such I have seen the importance of early preparation to be successful at the University level. I am looking forward to collaborating with you this school year to support your child to become a lifelong learner in a nurturing and safe environment. I am here to answer questions and to support you with any concerns regarding your child’s academic or social life at P.S. 398Q.
Yakaira Ramirez
Lewis Belleh
Physical Therapist (PT)
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Hello! My name is Lewis Belleh, and I am a physical therapist who has been practicing for 23 years as a member of the NYC Department of Education. I graduated from LIU Brooklyn with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy. While doing my pediatric clinicals, I realized that I enjoy working with children and concentrated more on the pediatric population. However, I do work with all ages from as young as 6 months to as old as 56 years. In the school setting, my focus is to get a child as physically independent possible. I am married and have three children of my own who are all grown up and living their lives. I love to read and play basketball!
Michelle Martinez
Bilingual Speech Pathologist
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Hola! I am Michelle Martinez, M.S., CCC-SLP the bilingual (Spanish/English) Speech-language pathologist in PS. 398Q. I was born and raised in Queens, NY. I graduated with a Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Pace University in 2021. I am certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and have had experience working with children from birth to 5th grade. I’ve always had a strong passion for working with the bilingual population and being an advocate for my students and their families. Helping my students find their voice, work on their comprehension skills, and improve their communication skills via any/all forms of communication is a true joy for me.
I love being an SLP, I love the community, my team, and my students (past and present). I also love that being an SLP is just a small, though mighty, part of who I am. SLP but also- a mom, fiance and a health coach. I am Colombian and proud, I love to stay active, and a lover of all things outdoors.
Rasha Nagy
SBST Family Worker
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Sophia Natsis
SETSS Teacher
Specialty: Special Education & Literacy
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Hello! My name is Mrs. Natsis. I attended St. John’s University for both my Bachelors and my Masters degree. I graduated with a Bachelors degree in Childhood Education and a dual Masters degree in Special Education and Literacy. Outside of school, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I like to travel to different places and learn about the different cultures. I especially love traveling back to my homeland of Greece! I love to motivate my students by tapping into their inner strengths, abilities, and creating learning experiences that truly inspire them. My goal is to provide a stimulating learning environment that fosters confidence and encourages children to reach their full potential!
Iris Ng
Tania Puchuela
Occupational Therapist (OT)
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Hello! My name is Tania Puchuela and I am the Occupational Therapist at PS. 398Q. I graduated with my Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from CUNY York College in 2021. I was born and raised in Queens, NY and I am delighted to have the opportunity to work with a community close to home. I look forward to helping students develop their fine motor skills, sensory processing, visual perception, and organization skills in order to enhance their academic performance and independence in the school setting. During my free time I like to play badminton, do nail art designs, hike with my adorable 10-year-old mini dachshund, and spend time with my family and friends. I love to travel as well because I get to learn about various cultures and their customs. I am excited to collaborate and be a part of the PS398Q family!
Lori Schneider
School Psychologist
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My name is Lori Schneider, and I am the School Psychologist at PS 398. This is my first year at PS 398, and I am happy to join this community! This is my fourth year working as a school psychologist in the NYC Department of Education. I was born and raised in Queens, where I continue to live. I earned my bachelor's in psychology from St. John's University. Shortly after, I earned my master's in education and advanced certificate in school psychology from Brooklyn College. I am honored to be a part of the School Based Support Team (SBST) to help develop plans for intervention and evaluate students for special education services based on their needs.
Meet Our Teacher Teams
3K and Pre-K Team
Mariah Chaudry
3K Teacher
Specialty: Childhood Education
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Hello everyone! My name is Ms. Chaudry and I am excited to be teaching at PS 398Q! I feel grateful to be a founding teacher in our beautiful school with our amazing students and families. I graduated from Queens College with my Bachelors degree in Elementary Education. I acquired my certifications in Grades 1-6 as well as Birth-2. Currently, I am also in the process of receiving my Masters degree and acquiring certification in TESOL. I enjoy traveling, shopping (with a cup of iced coffee in hand!), and spending time with my friends and family. I look forward to having a wonderful year at PS 398Q filled with learning, laughter, and memories to last a lifetime!
Alexandra Hutchinson
Pre-K Teacher
Specialty: Childhood Education
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I am so excited to start a new chapter of my career at P.S 398Q. I attended District 30 schools as a child and I am honored to be serving that same community as an educator. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Baruch College. I received my Master’s degree in Early Childhood Education, from Hunter College. I’ve been teaching Pre-K for 10 years. My classroom helps students succeed both academically and socially and emotionally. The first years of a child’s education lay the foundation for future learning; so, it’s important to me that I create a classroom environment that promotes kindness, compassion, curiosity, creativity and independence. I truly take pride in getting to know all of my students and their families to form meaningful relationships and secure a strong partnership throughout the school year. I look forward to a wonderful year together filled with joy, laughter and lots of learning.
Johanna McNeal
Michelle Meditz
Pre-K Teacher
Specialty: Early Childhood Education
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Hi everyone! My name is Michelle Meditz and I'm so excited to be here for my second year at PS 398. I have been teaching Pre-K for six years after getting my masters degree in early childhood education from Queens College. As an early childhood teacher, I am committed to providing a safe, caring, and fun learning environment for every child. I can't wait to have an amazing year full of adventures and learning!
Kindergarten Team
Yi Jin Kim
Kindergarten Teacher
Specialty: Special Education
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Hello, My name is Yi Jin Kim. I am so excited to join the PS398 TEAM. I will be teaching PreK. I love learning new languages and cultures. I look forward to meeting all the staff and students!
Kaitlynn Kelly
Kindergarten Teacher
Specialty: Early Childhood Education
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Hello! My name is Kaitlynn Kelly and I am so grateful to be at PS 398Q another year! It is so heartwarming to watch all of our students grow and become more independent as they journey through their educational journey. I graduated from Queens College with a Master's Degree in Childhood Education and have an additional certification in Early Childhood as well as Gifted and Talented Education! When I have free time, I am always hanging out with my family and I am super close to my younger brother and sister. I also love cooking and I enjoy trying new recipes and different foods, especially when traveling to new places. I look forward to continuously creating lots of memories with a wonderful group of staff and students!
Jamie Pachucho
Kindergarten Teacher
Specialty: Dual Language
Hello everyone!! My name is Jamie Pachucho and I am excited to be joining the P.S. 398 community, as a teacher. I feel blessed and fortunate to be able to teach and give back to the diverse and beautiful community of Queens; where I was born and raised. I obtained a Bachelor degree in Sociology and a Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education with a Bilingual Extension from Hunter College. As a teacher, I am very passionate and dedicated in creating a welcoming and warm classroom environment, highlighting the uniqueness and diversity of our children. My desire is to always bring out the best in students using their qualities and talents while also providing the space for growth and development. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my two precious kids and my family; watching movies, playing card games, and mostly traveling around the world learning from the different cultures. I look forward to meeting all of you in person to create a wonderful school year at PS 398Q filled with learning, joy, and long lasting memories.
Barbara Polkosnik
First Grade Team
Heidy Castro
Keisha Jarrett
First Grade Teacher
Specialty: Special Education
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My name is Keisha Jarrett. I am from the beautiful island of Jamica in the West Indies. In my free time, I enjoy baking, reading, watching television and enjoying the outdoors. I am a graduate of Shortwood Teachers' College (Jamaica, West Indies), Primary Education and from Grand Canyon University where I obtained a master's degree in special education grade 1-6. I am inspired to be part of this diverse learning community in Queens.
Yally Shih
Kindergarten Teacher
Specialty: ENL
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Hello everyone! My name is Ms. Shih and I am very excited to be a part of this beautiful and diverse community at P.S. 398! I graduated from New York University with a master’s degree in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and I acquired my TESOL K-12 teacher certification at Hunter College. I have been in the educational field for over 8 years. I love teaching! I believe the students’ cultural and linguistic backgrounds are the precious assets that can lead them to academic success and to a life of purpose and happiness. Some of my hobbies include playing the piano, cooking, and travelling. I look forward to creating wonderful memories with the P.S. 398 family for the upcoming school year!
Veronica Sosa
First Grade Teacher
Specialty: Dual Language
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¡Hola! My name is Ms. Sosa and I am very excited to be a part of the P.S. 398Q family as a Dual Language teacher. I have been working with young children for over 10 years. I have a bachelor's degree in Childhood Education and a master's degree in Early Children Education, as well as a Bilingual (Spanish) Extension from Queens College. I am also currently considering taking courses in interior design to learn more about ways to keep things neat and inviting because I have a love for organizing! I have three beautiful children of my own. I love spending time outdoors with them and staying active through play (dancing is one of our favorites!). My children remind me every day that it truly “takes a village!” I look forward to working together with fellow teachers, parents, and families to ensure we provide the best learning experiences for our growing learners. I value working together to set a solid foundation and love of learning in our children that will support their success, not only in school, but through life!
Second Grade Team
Christy Gomez
Second Grade Teacher
Specialty: Dual Language
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Hello Everyone! My name is Christy Gómez. I was born and raised in Woodside, Queens. I have a beautiful daughter and two adventurous cats, all of whom I enjoy spending my time with. I enjoy traveling, visiting places I have never been to before, and learning about other cultures and traditions. I am excited to be serving the diverse community of learners in Jackson Heights, Queens. I am delighted to be a founding teacher and foster a learning environment that is nurturing and empowering for all of our children.
Manpreet Kaur
Second Grade Teacher
Specialty: Special Education
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I am glad to be a part of P.S.398Q's growing family as a founding teacher. I have my Bachelors degree in Childhood Education as well as English Literature. I graduated from Queens College with a Masters in Special Education. I was raised in the Jackson Heights community and I am excited to serve my community. My hobbies include playing tennis, singing, and spending time with my family and friends. I strongly believe in teaching students to apply their learning to real-world situations. I see the importance in hands-on learning, student-centered activities, and differentiated instruction to make lessons purposeful for diverse learners. Having a fun, exciting, and safe learning environment is very important to me, as I use student interests to connect with young minds.
Richa Nowsin
Second Grade Teacher
Specialty: Early Childhood Education
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Danja Xhaxhi
Second Grade Teacher
Specialty: ENL
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Hello, my name is Ms. Xhaxhi and I am so excited to be part of the P.S. 398 team. I graduated from Adelphi University with a Master's degree in elementary education, and also have an advanced certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). I was born in Albania and immigrated to the United States in 1996. Although I grew up in Astoria, I have lived in East Elmhurst for the past seven years and am delighted to serve the diverse learners of Jackson Heights! I love spending my days outdoors, and particularly enjoy hiking with my family and friends. I also love to travel and experience the beauty, food and culture of different regions. I cannot wait to impart my knowledge onto my students, and nurture their creativity this school year. I am confident that we will have a year filled with unlimited learning experiences and fun!
Third Grade Team
Laura Barahona
Third Grade Teacher
Specialty: Dual Language
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¡Hola a todos! My name is Laura Barahona and I am so excited to start this new journey as a third grade Dual Language teacher at PS 398Q. I graduated with Bachelor’s Degree in Childhood Education and Masters Degree in Education with a Bilingual (Spanish) extension from Queens College. I love taking long walks and enjoy nature and find beauty in everything that surrounds me. In my free time, I like to meditate, do yoga and read spiritual and self-improvement books. I moved to New York when I was 18 years old. Learning a new language as I was immersed into the college experience was quite challenging. I always wonder how the bilingual brain worked and how prior knowledge from your first language could be transferred to the new language in a more effective way. This is why, when I chose my career path, I knew that I wanted to become a Dual Language teacher. My priority as an educator is to find different pedagogical ways to support my students to learn in both languages. Being bilingual is a gift, and I want to instill in my students not only to be proud but excited to become long lasting bilingual learners.
Cristina Muevecela
Third Grade Teacher
Specialty: ENL
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Hello my name is Cristina Muevecela. I am very excited to be a part of the P.S.398Q family! I am a patient, passionate and caring educator who believes all students are one of a kind, bringing something different and special to their own education. I encourage all students to express and accept themselves as individuals, as well embrace differences in others. I previously worked as a third grade teacher for two years. I graduated Cum Laude from Queens College with a Bachelor’s degree in Childhood Education with a minor in Spanish. In addition, I hold a Masters Degree in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) from Queens College.
Crystal Persaud
Third Grade Teacher
Specialty: Special Education
Hello everyone, my name is Crystal Persaud. . I was born and raised in Queens and attended St. John’s University for my bachelors and master’s degree. I graduated with my bachelor’s in childhood education 1-6 and received my master’s in special education. I believe that every child is unique and has something special to offer. My goal as a teacher is to inspire and motivate students to be the best they can! When I am not teaching some of my favorite activities include being outdoors, hiking, swimming, and traveling. I look forward to meeting everyone and having a great school year.
Denisse Rivera-Lee
Fourth Grade Team
Catherine De La Rosa
Fourth Grade Teacher (ELA and Social Studies)
Specialty: ENL
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Sandra Narvaez
Fourth Grade Teacher (ELA and Social Studies)
Specialty: Special Education
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Hello everyone! My name is Sandra Narvaez. I am beyond excited to begin this journey with you all. I look forward to learning and growing with the amazing team at PS. 398. As an educator, I achieve to instill a lifelong love for learning in all of my students. I am so eager to give back to the community that gave me so much.
I also want to tell you a little bit about myself. I graduated from SUNY New Paltz with a liberal arts degree majoring in sociology and minoring in deaf studies. I then went on to receive my masters degree from Mercy College in education. I love spending time with my family and reading books. I am as passionate about teaching as I am about learning, and I can’t wait to see what this year has in store for us.
Maria Piedrahita
Fourth Grade Teacher (ELA and Social Studies)
Specialty: Dual Language
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Nina Walendziuk
Fourth Grade Teacher (ELA and Social Studies)
Specialty: Childhood Education
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Fifth Grade Team
Camila Alem
Fifth Grade Teacher (Math and Science)
Specialty: Childhood Education
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İHola a todos! My name is Ms. Alem and I’m beyond excited to be part of the PS.398 family. I was born and raised in Bolivia and moved to the United States in 2017. I have my bachelor's degree in childhood education from Skidmore College and I’m currently working towards my masters in Bilingual Childhood education from City College. I’m passionate about learning new languages and cultures which I’m very grateful to experience by teaching in such a diverse community like Jackson Heights/Woodside. When I’m not teaching, I love going on walks or hikes with my dog Chuchu, riding my bike, exploring NYC restaurants, baking or getting lost in a book! I look forward to working and learning together this year!
Yuri Choi
Fifth Grade Teacher (Math and Science)
Specialty: Special Education
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Hello! My name is Yuri Choi. I graduated from SUNY Plattsburgh with a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree and have certifications in Early Childhood/Childhood and Special Education. I have a cat named Vader who thinks he’s a dog! I also enjoy traveling. When I am not teaching, I enjoy playing sports or going hiking. I was born and raised in Woodside so; I am thrilled to teach in a community that is close to home. I can’t wait to embark on this special journey with everyone!
Asma Dorria
Fifth Grade Teacher (Math and Science)
Specialty: ENL
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Hello, My name is Ms. Dorria, and I am thrilled to join the PS 398Q school community. I was born in India and spent most of my childhood there before migrating to the U.S. as a teenager. My family came to America with eyes full of wonder and hearts full of hope, and I inevitably developed a passion for bilingual education and the implementation of cultural diffusion within the school curriculum. I have earned my Masters in TESOL from Hunter College and a Masters in Teaching Hindi Urdu Language Pedagogy from Kean University. I look forward to working closely with my students and their families to overcome cultural and linguistic barriers, as well as work together towards incredible academic and social achievements.
Cristina M. Nunez
Fifth Grade Teacher (Math and Science)
Specialty: Childhood Education
Bridge Class Team
Jaclynn Defina
K/1/2 Grade Bridge Teacher
Specialty: Special Education
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Hello! My name is Jaclynn DeFina. I am a Queens resident, in Bayside and I am excited to be welcomed into the PS 398Q family to continue to help grow this school community. I graduated from Marist College in 2014 with a dual certification in Elementary Ed/Special Education 1-6 as well as a Psychology degree. I am currently working towards my Masters in Educational Technology from SUNY Oneonta. This is currently my 8th year teaching and my 5th year within the NYC DOE. Outside of school, I am a dog momma to a playful Border collie named Henry. I enjoy traveling and sharing the world with my students. As an educator, I believe in assisting students to discover who they are, so they can express their own beliefs and nurture their own ideas. I have a vision of a world where we learn to respect, accept, and embrace the differences between each other.
Joseph Santostefano
3/4/5 Grade Bridge Teacher
Specialty: Special Education
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My name is Joseph Santostefano. I am excited to join PS398 as a special education teacher and grateful for the warm welcome I have received. I currently live in Queens Village with my wife, a woodside native! I was born in Brooklyn, grandson to immigrants from Italy, Mexico and Britain. I have a deep respect and admiration for those who continue to come and add to the diversity of our great city. My journey into special education started 15 years ago when I graduated from SUNY New Paltz with a degree and certification in teaching the Visual Arts. There was a focus in relating a child's development in visual expression to the child-centered approach of the Reggio Emilia school. I also minored in ceramics. I worked in art studios, but I never became a full-time art teacher. However, I did teach art in a respite program for children with autism. It was there that I became very interested in special education. I went on to work for many years in residential, vocational and travel training programs full-time and graduated from St. John's University with a master's degree in special education. My first teaching job was at the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center, a hospital and school for children with multiple disabilties and medical needs. Since working in the NYC public schools, I have focused on bringing both new academic interventions and enrichment to my students with special needs. Together we have enjoyed project-based learning, STEM, civics for all and the minecraft education challenge. I continue to seek out professional development programs that I think will improve the lives of my students and help them meet their goals!
Meet Our Specialty/Cluster Team
Miguel Gallardo
Marie Suchan
Science Teacher
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David Tenenzaph
Art Teacher
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Hello everyone! My name is David Tenenzaph. I am incredibly excited to be a part of the P.S. 398 school community as the art teacher. I’m certified in Art Education with over a decade of teaching experience in Queens. I had a passion for and pursued this career path right out of high school, obtaining my bachelor’s degree in Art Education with a minor in Graphic Design from Arcadia University, then continuing with a master’s degree in Art Education and Curriculum Development from Hofstra University. Born in NY with two parents with careers in the arts, I grew up surrounded by creativity and the appreciation for art as a valuable part of culture and life. I continue to enjoy creating work of my own as an ever exploring artist and musician, but I get the most joy from my teaching career and from being silly with my wife and son. I’m honored and inspired to be a part of such a diverse learning community!
Claire Xu
School Music Teacher
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Hello! My name is Peiyi (Claire) Xu and I am very excited to be the Music Teacher at P.S. 398Q. I was born in Chengdu, China. I came to the United States in 2019 for college. I graduated from New York University with a bachelor's in music education. I fell in love with music education when I found that we can use instruments, movements, and activities to teach. I want to bring enjoyable music learning experiences to my students and build independent musicianship in them. In my free time, I like to walk alone by the riverside, cook food for my friends and families, and learn new instruments!
Evthoxia Zamagias
Physical Education Teacher
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My name is Evthoxia Zamagias and I am extremely excited to be a part of the P.S. 398Q team. I received my bachelor's degree and certificate in physical education and am currently working towards obtaining my master's degree in physical education at Queens College. I am of Greek descent and grew up in Queens, NY. Ever since a young age, I have had a passion for playing soccer and physical fitness and have carried that passion into adulthood. As someone who still plays in a competitive league, I hope to instill the same determination to remain physically active in my students. I am looking forward to learning more about my students and cultivating an inclusive and fun environment for all.
Meet Our Paraprofessional Team
Khadija Akter
Paraprofessional
Gabriela Alvarado
Paraprofessional
Jing Chen
Paraprofessional
Leidy Jimenez
Paraprofessional
Nurun Mitu
Paraprofessional
Rikta Rubaly
Paraprofessional
Sheyla Tubert
Paraprofessional