Part-Time Teachers
Join Huntington Faculty
Two new part-time teachers have joined the Huntington School District's faculty team. Anthony Pomponio will teach music at Southdown School and Kathryn Termini will work as a foreign language teacher at Woodhull School.
Huntington School Board members approved the new teachers for appointments at the trustees' September meeting. They both started working with students immediately.
Mr. Pomponio earned undergraduate and graduate degrees at Hofstra University, obtaining a B.S. in music education in 2005 and a M.A. in wind conducting in 2008.
Prior to coming to Huntington, Mr. Pomponio had worked at Wantagh High School as a marching band assistant (2003/04), in Oceanside as a leave replacement general music teacher (2005/06), at Plainedge Middle School as a band teacher (2006/09), in Wantagh as a part-time band teacher and at P.S. 195K in New York City as a part-time music teacher.
Huntington school officials reviewed 50 applications, pre-screened 30 candidates and conducted 11 interviews before recommending Mr. Pomponio for appointment.
Ms. Termini graduated from Hofstra University in 1983 with a B.A. in Spanish and French and earned a M.A. in liberal studies at Stony Brook University in 1989. She studied TESOL methods at Stony Brook in 2007.
Prior to her recent appointment in Huntington, Ms. Termini worked as a part-time Italian and French teacher in Half Hollow Hills (1989/90), as a part-time Spanish and Italian teacher in Middle Country (1994-97), as an Italian and Spanish teacher in Smithtown (2003/04), as a Spanish teacher in Middle Country (2005-07) and as an ESL tutor in Huntington (2008).
Huntington school officials reviewed 20 applications, pre-screened four candidates and conducted three interviews before recommending Ms. Termini for appointment.
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