Assistant Principals

Ms. Stephanie Barg, Assistant Principal

email: Stephanie_Barg@pittsford.monroe.edu

Stephanie Barg previously served as the Principal of Jefferson Road Elementary School. 

Ms. Barg has also served as Pittsford’s Social Emotional Learning Coordinator where she provided leadership and direction toward ensuring that all students develop the social and emotional skills they need to succeed in school and life. Prior to that, she served as the District’s Student Services Specialist/Teacher on Special Assignment assisting with the coordination, delivery, evaluation and refinement of policies, programs and professional learning. Barg also supported school mental health teams, and co-led the Trauma, Illness, and Grief response team in the District. In this position, she also served as Chair of the PCSD Health and Wellness Committee and managed the URMC’s Expanded School Mental Health clinic at PCSD.

Ms. Barg was a general education teacher for Pittsford Schools since 2012 for grades 1, 2 and 5. Prior to her employment with Pittsford Schools, she served as a long-term substitute in Waterloo Central School District, and a fourth-grade teacher for Orange County Public Schools in Orlando, FL.

Ms. Barg earned a B.A. in History from University at Buffalo, a M.S. in Inclusive Childhood Education from Nazareth University, and a M.S. Ed. in Educational Leadership from St. John Fisher University. She was awarded the Distinguished Leader Award from her cohort at St. John Fisher University and is certified as a School Building and District Leader in NYS.

Andrea Lynch, Assistant Principal

email: Andrea_Lynch@pittsford.monroe.edu

Ms. Lynch previously served as an Instructional Coach for the Churchville-Chili Central School District. In this role, she conducted professional development workshops, served as a substitute administrator in school buildings, wrote grants, and supported teachers with various initiatives, including integrating Problem Based Learning (PBL), technology, computer science and coding into classrooms, among other things. Prior to this, she served as a special education teacher at South Orangetown CSD (2005-14), Ardsley Union Free High School (2004-05), Spencerport High School (2003-04), and Monroe 2 Orleans BOCES (2002-03).

Ms. Lynch earned a Master of Education in Special Education and a Bachelor of Science in Special Education from State University College at Geneseo, a Post Master’s Certificate in Educational Leadership, Professional Certification in School District Leadership, and Provisional Certification in School Building Leadership from State University at Stony Brook.

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