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Queens and Staten Island Parent Conferences 2022

Parents in Queens and on Staten Island joined the UFT’s parent conferences in their boroughs on Nov. 5 to learn how New York City public school educators are helping their kids succeed.

Two registrants are at a table checking in to a parent conference

Participants get their questions answered while checking in at the Queens Parent Conference.

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Three women pay attention to a workshop that is going on
Listening with rapt attention as UFT Secretary LeRoy Barr delivers their event’s keynote speech are Staten Island moms (from left) Lina Velasquez, Guadalupe Gonzalez and Rosa Gonzalez.
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Two women on the right take a selfie at a welcome sign

Dr. Marion Wilson (left), the District 31 superintendent, and Latifa Benson, an ENL teacher at PS 65, pose for selfies at the Staten Island Parent Conference.

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Three people set up lunch for attendees

Putting out lunch for Staten Island Parent Conference attendees are (from left) Borough Representative Shawn Ramos, Grievance Representative Meredith Fogelman and Monique Sanchez, the borough office manager.

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A police officer on the right speaks to a room of parents

Parents pack the Safety and Your Child workshop at the Staten Island Parent Conference.

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Two women work together at a laptop.

Staten Island educators Jessica Brickey (left), a teacher assigned, and Jennifer Arroyo, the school librarian at Susan Wagner HS, staff the school library table.

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A woman in a grey suit and ponytail talks into a microphone speaking to a group of people sitting at tables.

New York State Assembly Member Catalina Cruz tells Queens parents how her rise to public office was powered by public schools.

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A man on the left speaks to a group of parents who are seated at tables

Jeremy Wang, a guidance counselor at Townsend-Harris HS, shares his expertise at the Queens Parent Conference’s session titled Which College is Right for Your Child.

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A woman sitting down with a group of parents asks a question
Queens parent Keisha Jean-Jacques speaks up at an IEP workshop.
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A woman on the right speaks in a room to parents

CUNY’s Marianne Boufall-Tynan offers her perspective to Queens parents at the Meet Your College Admissions Officers session.

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Two registrants are at a table checking in to a parent conference

Participants get their questions answered while checking in at the Queens Parent Conference.

Pat Arnow
Three women pay attention to a workshop that is going on
Listening with rapt attention as UFT Secretary LeRoy Barr delivers their event’s keynote speech are Staten Island moms (from left) Lina Velasquez, Guadalupe Gonzalez and Rosa Gonzalez.
Erica Berger
Two women on the right take a selfie at a welcome sign

Dr. Marion Wilson (left), the District 31 superintendent, and Latifa Benson, an ENL teacher at PS 65, pose for selfies at the Staten Island Parent Conference.

Erica Berger
Three people set up lunch for attendees

Putting out lunch for Staten Island Parent Conference attendees are (from left) Borough Representative Shawn Ramos, Grievance Representative Meredith Fogelman and Monique Sanchez, the borough office manager.

Erica Berger
A police officer on the right speaks to a room of parents

Parents pack the Safety and Your Child workshop at the Staten Island Parent Conference.

Erica Berger
Two women work together at a laptop.

Staten Island educators Jessica Brickey (left), a teacher assigned, and Jennifer Arroyo, the school librarian at Susan Wagner HS, staff the school library table.

Erica Berger
A woman in a grey suit and ponytail talks into a microphone speaking to a group of people sitting at tables.

New York State Assembly Member Catalina Cruz tells Queens parents how her rise to public office was powered by public schools.

Pat Arnow
A man on the left speaks to a group of parents who are seated at tables

Jeremy Wang, a guidance counselor at Townsend-Harris HS, shares his expertise at the Queens Parent Conference’s session titled Which College is Right for Your Child.

Pat Arnow
A woman sitting down with a group of parents asks a question
Queens parent Keisha Jean-Jacques speaks up at an IEP workshop.
Pat Arnow
A woman on the right speaks in a room to parents

CUNY’s Marianne Boufall-Tynan offers her perspective to Queens parents at the Meet Your College Admissions Officers session.

Pat Arnow