Michael Pincelli

Michael Pincelli began his service as the Brockport High School Principal in August of 2020. Prior to joining BCSD, Michael served as an assistant principal in the Brighton Central School District for five years, where he directly supervised the English, Science, and Social Studies Departments, led the master scheduling process, and served on several building and district committees. Prior to that, Michael taught English for eight years in the Rush-Henrietta School District where he also served as the English Department Instructional Coach for two of those years and led the theatre department for seven. 

David Iacchetta

David Iacchetta joined Brockport CSD in July 2018 as an administrator at BHS. He began his teaching career in the Rochester City School District as a high school math teacher and continued in that role for 11 years until he was selected to be an Instructional Coach supporting teachers in several high schools, focusing on teaching best practices and math specific strategies. He served in that role for two years before spending three years as an administrator for RCSD. Mr. Iacchetta serves on the PBIS, Behavior, Restorative Practices and Science Vertical Alignment Teams in Brockport and also coordinates all Regents testing and scheduling.

Bobbie Dardano

Bobbie Dardano has spent the last 16 years teaching English Language Arts at Penn Yan High School, where she also served as the English department chair. This past summer, Mrs. Dardano served as the Principal for Penn Yan’s extended school year program. She obtained her administrative certification from the University of Rochester and is Nationally Board Certified in English Language Arts.

Sean O’Donnell

Sean O’Donnell has a wide range of experience in K-12 education, including general education, special education, and career and technical education. Dr. O’Donnell comes to the Brockport Central School District from the Eastern Monroe Career Center as the Emergency Services Instructor. He also served as the summer school principal for Monroe One BOCES.  O’Donnell attended SUNY Brockport for his undergraduate degree, Roberts Wesleyan University for his master’s in education, and the University of Rochester for his doctorate.