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A. Philip Randolph Campus High School �Class of 2028� Town Hall Meeting

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Why are we in High School?

Preparation for college

      • Academic skills
      • Senior College v. Junior College

Preparation for careers

      • Follow through
      • Attendance
      • Ability to work with others

Preparation for adult life

      • Goal setting
      • Learning how to manage your own affairs

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High School versus Middle School

Permanent record

      • Stays with you forever
      • Records your final grades, disciplinary history, and attendance.
      • Can be used as a reference for the rest of your life
        • Job reference, court cases
        • Applications to undergraduate, graduate, post graduate work

You do not have to graduate high school

High School is the first time it is possible to fail

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Henry Ford said :

”Whether you think you can,

or you think you can’t

— you are right.”

The first step in achieving

a goal is deciding that

you can achieve it.

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Francesca Muraca�Assistant Principal of Foundations

See me for:

    • Questions or problems with

English, Social Studies, or

Foundations

    • General questions or concerns

Contact Information:

(212) 690 – 6800 x3010

fmuraca@schools.nyc.gov

Office: 301a (door on right)

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Assistant Principals:

  1. Eunice Garcia
  2. Lillian Ruiz
  3. Torey Williams
  4. Charlette Pope
  5. Francesca Muraca
  6. Kierra Foster Ba
  7. Libany Malyukov
  8. Nicole McShall ‘90

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Franchesca Munoz ‘15�Foundations Social Worker

See me for:

    • Questions or problems with

getting settled at Randolph

    • General questions or concerns

Contact Information:

(212) 690 – 6800

fmunoz7@schools.nyc.gov

Office: 315

(in the corner across from the

elevators)

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Hylenne Goris�College Counselor

See me for:

The College Admissions Process

Researching Colleges

Contact Information:

(212) 690 – 6800 x1091

hgoris@schools.nyc.gov

Office: 109

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Carolina Caro ‘19�Student Success Center

See me for:

    • How to start the 4 year college

Admission process

    • To begin investigating college

programs

Contact Information:

(212) 690 – 6800 x1090 (Carolina)

ccaro10@schools.nyc.gov

Office: 109

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Kanika Hugh�Guidance Counselor (Class of 2028)

See me for:

Concerns with:

    • Your schedule
    • Graduation Requirements
    • ANY problems at school or home

Contact Information:

(212) 690 - 6800x1086

khugh@schools.nyc.gov

Office: 108C

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Florence Grosvenor� IEP Guidance Counselor (Class of 2028)

See me for:

Concerns with:

    • Your schedule
    • Graduation Requirements
    • ANY problems at school or home

Contact Information:

(212) 690 - 6800x1082

fgrosvenor@schools.nyc.gov

Office: 108H

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Counselors Presentation

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Counselors Presentation

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Juan Rivera�Librarian

    • The Library is open during all lunch periods (4,5,6,7)
    • The Library is open after school
    • The Library has many books in the

collection that you can check out.

    • The Library has computers dedicated

for student use.

Contact Information:

(212) 690 – 6800 x 2171

jrivera17@schools.nyc.gov

Office: Library (Second Floor)

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St. Luke’s Clinic

  • Supervised by Tammy Powell NP
  • Provides clinic service to all APRCHS

students…provided you fill out the

permission slip

  • Located on the 6th Floor, right outside of

the elevator

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Charles Thompson�Sound Business Inc.

  • Mission: to prepare publicly educated high school students for admission into selective undergraduate programs at four year residential colleges
  • Student Advancement Center
  • College Prep Academy
  • Automotive Electric Vehicles Program
  • Serving APRCHS since 1991

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Charles Thompson�Sound Business Inc.

  • Performing Arts Program
  • Two annual art showcases
  • Theatre Tech Workshop
  • For more information go to:

SBI: www.soundbusiness.org

Charles Thompson:

charlesthompson@soundbusiness.org

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Yomar Guevara Chevalier ‘18

aka Mr. G

Media Center (Library)

Student eMail

  • Password Reset

Print Center

  • Print/ Scan Documents

Social Media Postings

  • Sports updates
  • Club and team events

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Follow us on Instagram

&

Visit Our School Site for the Latest on What's going on @ Randolph!

WWW.APRANDOLPH.COM

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Gavin Sukhai

Technology Hub (Rm. 111)

Supervises:

Remote Learning Devices

  • Distribution
  • Troubleshooting

Google Classroom

  • Technical Support

Teachhub

- Troubleshooting

Contact Info: (212) 690 – 6800 x 1111

gsukhai@schools.nyc.gov

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Anaja Harris�Parent Coordinator

Office of Student Life:

Room 158

Call me for:

Assistance with reaching parents and coordinating meetings

Assistance with restorative justice

Contact Info:

(212) 690 – 6900 x1582

aharris@schools.nyc.gov

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Torey Williams�Assistant Principal Security

Supervises:

Dean’s Office

NYPD/NYPDSS Liaison

Physical Education

Call me for:

Any safety concerns at:

  1. School
  2. Home
  3. Anywhere

Contact Information:

(212) 690 - 6800 x151

twillia16@schools.nyc.gov

Office: 151

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Dean’s Office

  • Bathrooms are available on the 4th floor, student cafe, and behind the safety desk in the Lobby (gender neutral)
  • The first 10 minutes and last 10 minutes of each period all bathrooms are closed
  • During your lunch period you can go to the cafeteria or library (2nd floor)
  • ID cards are distributed in the cafeteria
  • You are required to carry a HALL PASS if you are in the hallway while class is in session. Make sure to ask for one BEFORE leaving the classroom or office.