I’m a lifelong Queens resident, a single mom of two boys, and someone who has spent years showing up for this community in real, tangible ways. I’ve built my career advocating for vulnerable families and making sure they have a voice, with over two decades in Early Intervention, including 20 years in administration and management.
I currently serve as a Behavior Analyst supporting young children with special needs and their families. I’ve also spent 8 years on the PS 101Q Parents’ Association Executive Board, including 3 years as President, and served on the School Leadership Team, where I helped shape school-level policy and decision-making.
I’ve worked closely with families and school leadership to advocate for resources, improve transparency, and support student success. Whether it’s organizing, fundraising, or helping families navigate systems that aren’t always easy to access, my work has always been rooted in service.
I’m running for District Leader because I believe local leadership should be active, accountable, and truly connected to the people it represents and that change starts right here in our own community