Brenda was born and raised in the Longwood/Hunts Point section of the South Bronx. She graduated from Adlai E. Stevenson High School and went off to serve in the U.S. Army. Upon her return home, Ms. Gorczynski returned to school and became a Medical Assistant/Phlebotomist, working in the community. After surviving domestic violence, she returned to school again to acquire a B.S. in Criminal Justice at Monroe College and become an advocate against Domestic Violence. As a proud mother of three, she is very involved in her children’s education. Ms. Gorczynski serves as a Learning Leader, dedicated to ensuring children get the most out of their education by empowering their parents, teaching them how they can help their children at home and encouraging them to volunteer at school.
About Us
- Our Educational Design
- Our Success
- Our Students
- Our Staff
- Donna Wright-Bauer
- Christina Brown
- Jacqueline Frey
- Ann Ledo
- Gretchen Wagner Liga
- Wendy Ramos
- Ryan Schetelick
- Bernadette Day, 1st Grade Teacher
- Kathleen Hagenbuch, 1st Grade Learning Specialist
- Alison Li, 2nd Grade Teacher
- Rebekah Adamek, 4th Grade Teacher
- Leann Driscoll, 4th Grade Learning Specialist
- Alan Davis, Music Specialist
- Gibran Davis, Instructional Coach
- Our Board of Trustees
School Events
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What’s Happening at Bronx Arts?
- Special thanks to all contributors of our 4th Annual Art Auction 5/2/2012
- Check out the NYC Charter School Artist Collective facilitated by our Arts Director, Ann Ledo-Lane”
- Bronx Arts Recognize
- Tillamook Cheddar performing at upcoming Family Arts Night!
- Bronx Arts’ ED responds to misleading Daily News article

