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 (631) 874-1472
Chelsee Hudson (631) 874-1474
Jessica Ragazzi (631) 874-1473
Paca Middle School Office Numbers
Main Office - (631) 874-1414
Attendance - (631) 874-1420
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 (A-K) (631) 874-1456
Laurie O'Donoghue (L-M) (631) 874-1481
Social Workers
Alyssa Cabrera (631) 874-1458
Angela Teri (631) 874-1453
Tasharni Harris (631) 874-1217
DASA Coordinators
Michele Gode (631) 874-1414
Alyssa Cabrera (631) 874-1453
Jennifer Engmann (631) 874-1472
Tasharni Harris-Palache (631) 874-1217
William Paca Middle School Resources
Paca Virtual Backpack
Paca Health Office
Career Path Exploration
Paca DASA Form
Paca AB Schedule
Paca 2019-2020 Bell Schedule
Title I Compact
Title I Policy
Paca News
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At the December 10, 2019, meeting, the William Floyd Board of Education adopted a sense resolution opposing amendments to Section 2164 of the public health law.
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On Tuesday, December 17, the William Floyd School District along with its partners at the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library, will celebrate the 285th birthday of William Floyd.
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For many students and parents, the transition between elementary school and middle school can be one of the biggest adjustments in a student’s K-12 educational journey.