Meet the New Solvay Middle School Assistant Principal Christine Miczan

Christine Miczan is excited to return to her roots in the Solvay Union Free School District. The newest member of the Solvay UFSD has lived in the Syracuse area her whole life and even started her career at Solvay Middle School.

Miczan grew up in the city of Syracuse and moved to Solvay after she was married. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Buffalo State College in 7 – 12 Social Studies. She then went on to graduate school at LeMoyne College, where she earned her degree in Special Education. Miczan later obtained her Certificate of Advance Studies from Syracuse University.

After her time at Buffalo State and while attending LeMoyne, Miczan worked at SMS as a teaching assistant in Sue Alton’s class. Upon graduation from LeMoyne, Miczan went on to teach both Special Education and U.S. History in the Syracuse City School District, where she worked for the last 19 years.

Miczan’s roots to Solvay run deep, as she not only worked and lived in Solvay, but also raised her family in Solvay. She has two sons, ages 19 and 22. Her oldest son recently graduated from SU, while her youngest recently completed his first year at the SU S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.

In her free time, Miczan enjoys reading and shopping. She is beyond excited to return to the Solvay UFSD and start a new journey at SMS.