Faculty
The Aliquippa Junior/Senior High School Faculty are all qualified under the "No Child Left Behind Act" and include of the following. Bilinsky, Matt - Aliquippa Cyber Education
Brantner, Charles - Health/Phys Ed
Brennan, Jill - Family/Consumer Ed
Bugay, Dana - Life Skills
Burnett, Johnathan - Chem/Algebra
Ceccarelli, Lou - Social Studies
Cherico, Cindy - English/Drama
Connor, Cullen - Science
Cox, Ron - Learning Support
Crisi, Julie - Guidance/Cyber Secretary
D'Alessandris, Mark - English
Daman, Dena - Health/Physical Ed
Demko, Joe - Science
Dulaney, Kathy - Principals Secretary
Dusold, Joie - Special Ed/Gifted
Ferry, Christine - Reading
Forrest, Andrew - Social Studies
Fulcher, Kim - Science/Physics
Giordano, Sam - Math
Guess, Will - Band/Music
Heinlein, Tracy - Reading
Hermes, Ellen - Guidance
Karmayzn, Gene - Audio Visual
Kosanovich, Carla - English
Lackovich, Jared - Industrial Arts
Leslie, Steve - Computer Technician
Lindner, April - English
Ludwig, Renee - Science
Malec, Michael - Math
Martsolf, Jason - Math
Mason, Martin - Social Studies
Milanovich, Mike - Special Ed
Molina, Jose - Art
Molinaro, Carol - Librarian
Paich, Judy - Multimedia
Postava, Marilynn - Special Ed
Senko, Jonathan
Spiropoulos, Bill - Social Studies
Stala, Regina - English
Stickles, Jackie - Special Ed
Tonio, Kim - Guidance
Toppetta, Steve - Business/Computers
Toulson, K.C.- Math
Uhernik, Linda - School Nurse
Uhlman, Karen -Sp Ed/ Gifted
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