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Central Office Administrators
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Curriculum Office
Challenging and enriching academic programs are developed through the
office of Curriculum and Instruction to meet the academic, social, and
emotional needs of every Merrick student. Elementary programs are
designed to provide children with opportunities to learn and grow and
become independent lifelong learners.
The Merrick School District's Core Curriculum in English Language Arts,
Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Physical Education, and the Arts is
implemented at each grade level, K - 6, to assist students in meeting and
exceeding New York State Standards.
Committees of teachers and administrators meet monthly to review, revise
and write new curriculum and assessments. Additionally, committees make
recommendations for staff development opportunities to assist teachers in
implementing state standards and curriculum.
Office of Pupil Personnel Services
The Office of Pupil Personnel Services deals with a multitude of
student-oriented services that are not included in the day-to-day
instructional program of the school district. The major areas of service are:
· School age special education services
· Committee on Special Education (CSE)
· Pre-school special education services
· Committee on Pre-School Special Education (CPSE)
· Speech and language services
· English as a second language students
· Psychological services
· Social work services
· Nursing and medical services
Business Office
Business Office Documents
The role of the Business Office is to provide information to help create
an environment conducive to learning.
Our departments include, School Finance, Pupil Transportation, District
Facilities and Operations, Accounts Payable, Purchasing, Payroll,
Benefits, and Technology.
Click on the links below to find valuable information.
· Business Office Personnel
· Budget Information
· Voter Registration
· Budget Hearings
· Pupil Transportation
Get Involved in Education
For our educational system to flourish here in Merrick, it needs the involvement and participation of all members of our community. Each and every citizen of Merrick has an important contribution to make to the effective functioning of our school district.
Emergency School Closings
Emergency School Closing
The Merrick School District attempts to coordinate closings with the four
other component districts of the Bellmore-Merrick High School District.
When schools are closed in an emergency, or due to weather conditions,
announcements are made between 6:30 am and 8:00 am on the following
radio and television stations, on our Web Site: www.merrick-k6.org, and on
the District main phone number, 992-7200.
WINS (1010AM), WCBS (880AM), WBAB (102.3 FM), WHLI (1100AM),
WKJOY (98.3 FM), WLIE (540AM), WALK (97.5AM), www.WOR710.com,
News12 Long Island, CBS (ch. 2), Fox (ch. 5), ABC (ch. 7), NBC (ch. 4)
A no school signal is also given by the Merrick Fire Department, which
sounds its sirens at 6:30 am and 7:00 am.
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Dr. Ranier W. Melucci
Superintendent
Dr. Christine R. Grucci
Assistant Superintendent
for Business and Technology
Lisa Ruiz
Assistant Superintendent
for Curriculum, Instruction
and Pupil Services
Dr. Donald Sturz
Director of Pupil Services
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