A photo showing the entrance to Paca middle school

William Paca Middle School

The William Paca Middle School staff, students and parents are committed to meeting district goals by supporting educational programs, services and ideas which will offer challenging and stimulating educational experiences in a safe environment for all our students.

Spanning grades 6, 7 and 8, William Paca Middle School serves approximately 1500 students. Within each grade level, students are exposed to a comprehensive and challenging curriculum in all subject areas. It is our building goal that these experiences will foster growth in the academic, physical, emotional, social and aesthetic potential of all our students.

William Paca Middle School
338 Blanco Drive
Mastic Beach NY, 11951
Grades 6 - 8 (8:00am - 2:28pm)

Paca Middle School Principal 
Dr. Michele Gode (631) 874-1414

Paca Middle School Assistant Principals 
Jennifer Engmann - 6th Grade (631) 874-1472
Salvatore Merenda - 7th Grade (631) 874-1473
Kevin Durant - 8th Grade (631) 874-1474 

Paca Middle School Office Numbers
Main Office - (631) 874-1414
Attendance - (631) 874-1422
Guidance - (631) 874-1658
Nurse - (631) 874-1418
Psychologist I - (631) 874-1459
Psychologist II - (631) 874-1879
Social Worker - (631) 874-1703

Guidance
Caroline Reed  - Grade 6 (874-1456)
Joseph Lee - Grade 7 (874-1481)
Jenna Licari - Grade 8 (874-1632)

Social Workers
Tasharni Harris   - Grade 6  (631) 874-1217
Alyssa Cabrera - Grade 7 (631) 874-1458
Angela Teri - Grade 8  (631) 874-1453
Evelyn Garcia - ENL Spanish Speaking (874-1460)

DASA Coordinators
Evelyn Garcia (631) 874-1460
Alyssa Cabrera (631) 874-1453


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Paca News

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The Middle School Summer Enrichment "STEAM" Program is back! It is scheduled to take place this summer at William Floyd Middle School from Monday through Thursday from 9 am to 12:30 pm on the following weeks: (Week 1: July 24 - 27; Week 2: July 31 - August 3; and Week 3: August 7 - 10).

WFHS art student receives large ceremonial check

William Floyd High School junior Payton Kurosz was recently selected as the overall winner for her grade level in the Shanti Fund’s “Peace Artworks” poster contest. For her efforts, Kurosz received a cash prize of $501, and her work will be included in the annual Shanti Fund Peace calendar.