The School District Insurance Offices manage the staff benefits and District risk management programs. It also takes…More care of all insurance claims for the New Rochelle school district, which consists of eleven school campuses and over ten thousand students. Insurance premiums for general and legal liability, buildings and busses, and pupil accident insurance, among others, are enumerated in the annual School Board budget.</p> <p>All New Rochelle Board of Ed offices are located on the second floor of the City Hall building. City Hall is fully handicapped accessible, with automatic doors, ramps, and elevators. Upon entering the building, you must present ID to the security guard and sign in.</p>

Attorney Doug Stone specializes in securities and immigration, representing clients nationwide in these practice…More areas. Clients in New York and Connecticut can also utilize his services in employment and family law.</p> <p>He graduated in 1991 from Brooklyn Law School. Visit the web site for more information or to request a consultation.</p>

The Pupil Services Offices helps students overcome personal challenges to succeed in the classroom and maintain their…More well-being. The office keeps census information and attendance records. Services include special education; special needs accommodation; speech and hearing assistance; health services; school social work; school psychology; and counseling and guidance.</p> <p>Pupil Services provides students with working papers so they can get part-time or summer jobs, and it sends home-language questionnaires to gauge how well bilingual students speak, read and write English. More information on working papers and language assessment can be obtained here on the office's website.</p> <p>All New Rochelle Board of Education offices are located on the second floor of the City Hall building. Upon entering the building, you must present ID to the security guard and sign in. </p>

There are four assistant superintendents in the New Rochelle School District.

The Assistant Superintendent for…More Business and Administration, currently John B. Quinn, manages administrative issues including budgeting and finance, purchasing, transportation, security and food services.</p> <p>The Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, currently Jeffrey Korostoff, Ed.D., implements teaching and testing programs throughout the district.</p> <p>The Assistant Superintendent for Personnel, currently Margaret Pecunia, is responsible for hiring and evaluation of teachers and staff.</p> <p>The Assistant Superintendent for Instructional Support Services, currently Diane Massimo, Ph.D., oversees the Pupil Services Program, which covers such areas as student health care, special education and special needs.</p> <p>All New Rochelle Board of Education offices are located on the second floor of the City Hall building. City Hall is fully handicapped accessible, with ramps, elevators and automatic doors.</p>

The New Rochelle Board of Education is a group of elected officials which oversees curricula, educational programs,…More faculty and budgeting for the New Rochelle school district, a district of over 10,000 students. The Board is responsible for hiring, evaluating, firing and giving tenure to New Rochelle teachers. The Board of Education also attempts to reconcile the interests of the school district and the community, particularly around the budget vote, which takes place in late May each year.</p> <p>Current New Rochelle Board of Ed members: </p> <p>Sara Richmond (President), Chrisanne Petrone (Vice President), Jeffrey Hastie, David Lacher, Lianne Merchant, Valerie Orellana, Deirdre Polow, Mary Jane Reddington, Quay Watkins. The Superintendent of Schools is Richard Organisciak. The Board Clerk is Lisdalia Saraiva.</p> <p>The list of meeting dates for the 2010-2011 school year can be found <a href="http://www.nred.org/site_res_view_template.aspx?id=1c5acd16-45e5-4440-97f6-377623f428f6">here</a>. Meetings are open to the public.</p> <p>The Board of Ed offices are located on the second floor of the City Hall Building. The City Hall Building is fully handicapped accessible, with ramps, elevators and automatic doors. Please see the security guard to sign in and obtain ID before going to the second floor offices. </p>

Monroe College is a career-focused private college with campuses in New Rochelle and the Bronx, as well as and…More on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia. Monroe College offers "flex learning" for busy professionals and parents, through which they can take night or weekend classes that fit their schedules.</p> <p>Monroe College offers associate degrees, bachelor's degrees and graduate degrees. Associate degrees are offered in: accounting, baking and pastry, business administration, criminal justice, culinary arts, hospitality management, information technology, medical administration, medical assisting and pharmacy tech. Bachelor's degree programs include: accounting, business management, criminal justice, general business, health services administration, hospitality management, information technology, public accounting and public health. Graduate degrees are offered in business administration and criminal justice. </p> <p>Monroe also offers online associate degrees in business administration, criminal justice and medical administration, as well as online bachelor's degrees in business management, criminal justice, health services administration and information technology. Other degrees can be completed through a combination of online and classroom courses, which Monroe calls "blended learning."</p> <p>Monroe offers financial aid and work-study programs and assists students in finding part-time jobs. The New Rochelle campus offers on-campus living in 16 dorm buildings, which collectively house 750 students. On-campus housing provides 24-hour security for students.</p> <p>Monroe College is a member of the National Junior College Athletics Association and its athletics teams are the Mustangs. On-campus student groups include the National Association of Black Accountants, Monroe Cheerleaders, Monroe Dancers and Students in Free Enterprise.</p>