Administration

Mandy Landivinec,
Educational Director
A native of England, Mrs. Landivinec holds a Masters Degree in School Building Leadership (Mercy College), having focused her teaching Masters in both General Education and Special Education (Concordia).
Psychological Studies in Early Childhood was her undergraduate major (SUNY Empire State). This experienced early childhood administrator and early childhood teacher has had an extensive background with young children, including with the Committee on Preschool Education. Mandy feels the early childhood years are a time of wonder, discovery, and play. She sees each child as being unique and looks forward to providing for such here at the Good Shepherd community.
914.591.4104

Rev. Dr. Blaine Crawford
Minister of the Irvington Presbyterian Church
and Head of Staff for Good Shepherd
Early Childhood Center914.591.8124
Rev. Dr. Blaine Crawford began serving as minister at Irvington Presbyterian Church in March 2021. He holds degrees from Western Theological Seminary, Denver Seminary, and Northwestern College (IA). He previously served parishes in Flushing, Queens, and in Rochester, New York.
Irvington Presbyterian Church exists to serve the larger community and Good Shepherd is part of that mission. By providing excellent education in a safe and hospitable environment, the young children of Good Shepherd are able to explore the world with wonder and curiosity. Rev. Crawford is excited to see IPC and Good Shepherd serve the community together in the years ahead!
Phyllis Worthington, Administrative Assistant
914.591.8124

“When we were considering moving to Irvington from New York City, we were looking for a program for my then 2 year old son. Two people, one a grandmother and another a colleague with children, highly recommended Good Shepherd. They definitely raised my expectations and I have to say, Good Shepherd has exceeded them. The nurturing environment fosters a great learning experience which is fun for children. My now four year old and two year old both attend Good Shepherd. They have made great friends and look forward to going to school. My son came home the other day teaching me words in sign language. We also have found a great network of parents who have been so helpful since we moved to Irvington. This is a school where friendships are built and foundational skills are learned, which will last a lifetime.”
– Mrs.Viggiano, mom of a 4 & 2 year old