Ms. Bradley started her college career at CUNY York College as an Elementary Education Major, however realized that her connection and passion were geared more toward adolescents.

While maintaining her career in the corporate sector, she transferred to CUNY Queens College where she majored in English and received a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in English Literature.
Ms. Bradley then began teaching at Uniondale High School in 2005. She received her Master of Science in Secondary Education with a concentration in English Language Arts at CUNY Queens College and she has been at Uniondale since.
In 2014 Ms. Bradley was awarded the Master of Science in Educational Administration and accepted the position of Coordinator/Principal of the Uniondale Alternative High School Program which she supervised until October 2019 when she accepted the position of Assistant Principal of the Mighty Uniondale High School!
Ms. Bradley is currently the Assistant Principal for the 9th grade as well as the Math, World Languages, Music, and Technology departments.  Every day Ms. Bradley reminds staff and scholars to embrace “one day at a time” and remember that “tomorrow is a new day with a blank canvas.”

Ms. Brown attended The City College of New York where she earned a Bachelors of Science Degree in Biology and a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Spanish. After receiving her degrees, she worked as a Research Assistant, but always had a desire to be an educator in order to shape the minds of young people. Ms. Brown transitioned and began her educational journey in 2007 as a Science teacher at I.S. 8, in South Jamaica, Queens.  Subsequently, Ms. Brown earned her Masters Degree in Secondary Science Education from Pace University and an Advanced Certificate in Educational Leadership from The College of Saint Rose.

Over the course of many years in education, she has had the privilege of teaching honors, Regents Courses, serving as Dean of Students and as an Assistant Principal of two other high schools before joining the team at the Mighty Uniondale High School. 

Ms. Brown is very excited to bring her knowledge and passion to this community to ensure that the needs of all students are met on a daily basis.  She is excited to work with the staff, students and their families to ensure the legacy of the Mighty Uniondale High School lives on for many years. 

Ms. Brown is the Assistant Principal responsible for 11th grade students and supervises the Science, JROTC and Guidance Departments, Librarians, Vision and Speech Teachers.

Dean Samantha Kantor has worked with children for over eighteen years. She has amassed ten years of experience in education. Her teaching journey began as a music teacher in the South Bronx at the Elementary level, specializing in piano, voice, and guitar. A few years later, she transitioned to secondary education, working at High School in Queens, NY, where she taught General Music, Concert Band, Symphonic Orchestra, and AP Music Theory.

She became one of the Deans at the high school, focused on building a strong and safe school culture and environment. As a Dean, her unique approach fostered collaboration and support of students and staff, strengthening a welcome and inclusive environment for all. She is extremely excited to bring that same approach to Uniondale High School!

We look forward to Dean Kantor rocking out in our hallways, and cooking up some incredible ideas to move us forward. 

Ms. Shulterbrondt was appointed to join the Uniondale High School family in 2012. During the last decade, she has served in several capacities; Class Advisor, Mentor, Lead Teacher and Assistant Coordinator of the Summer School program, and Coordinator of the Alternative High School programs.

As a first-generation Dominican-American, she is relationship-driven, and compassionate and is focused on maximizing student learning by creating pathways for all students to reach the goal of earning a high school diploma. She is extremely excited to join the school administrative team, continue to build connections with the Uniondale community, and ensure all students reach college and career goals.  
She earned her B.A. degree in Hispanic Language and Literature with a concentration in secondary education from Stony Brook University. A Master’s degree from Touro College in T.E.S.O.L. and an Advanced Certificate in Educational Leadership from The College of Saint Rose.

“La educación no cambia al mundo, cambia a las personas que van a cambiar al mundo.”
-Paulo Freire