Pre-K Application 

Every family of a four year old (children born in 2015) who resides in New York City can apply to pre-k beginning February 4th through March 15th. You can list up to 12 programs on your pre-K application.  Submit only one pre-k application per child.

        There are three ways you can apply to pre-K and they are as follows:

• Online with MySchools in English, Spanish, Chinese, Bengali, Russian, Arabic, Urdu, Haitian Creole, Korean, or French
• By phone at 718-935-2009
• In person at a Family Welcome Center

Please note that pre-K admission is not first come, first served.  All applications submitted online, by phone or in person by the deadline are treated the same based on admissions priorities. Start exploring pre-K programs now: http://nyc.gov/prek

Respect For All Kickoff

Beginning Friday, January 11th through Friday, February 8th, we would love to have EVERYONE participate in our Respect for All Kickoff! The schedule of events is listed below! Dress in your best thematic clothing and help us celebrate!

The student that is best dressed for each day will win a prize!

Middle School Information For 5th grade Parents

Middle School application deadline: Dec. 3, 2018

District 31 Middle School Fair! 

Thursday, October 11, 2018

Location: New Dorp High School (465 New Dorp Lane)

Time: 5:00-7:30pm (1^st- Presentation- 5:30pm, 2^nd Presentation- 6:30pm)

Open Houses 

• Marsh Avenue Expeditionary Learning School (100 Essex Drive): Tuesday, Oct. 30th at 6pm**Students interested in attending MAELS must attend one Open House. Doors will be closing promptly at 6:30pm. They will not accept entry after that time.
• IS 75 (455 Huguenot Avenue): Wesnesday, Oct. 17th at 6pm
• IS 7 (1270 Huguenot Ave): Monday, November 5th at 5:30pm

Sprint Break STEM enrichment and Experiential Learning Programs available for all Kindergarten through Grade 12 students. Application deadline is Friday, Feburary 15th 2019. Please visit https://nycdoe.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/camper/App  for more information and to apply! Program will run from Monday, April 22th - April 26th (9am-3pm).

Student Records

Student records help schools, students, and families track academic progress. Parents and students are entitled to view and obtain copies of records as stated in the New Your City Department of Education’s (NYCDOE) Parents’ Bill of Rights and Student’s Bill of Rights. Records kept on file for current students may include:

• Report Cards
• High School Transcripts
• Correspondence between the school and the family

You can find contact information for your child's school by using School Search. 

Copies of Student Records

Records follow the student from school to school at the NYCDOE. The last school a student attended (or is attending) is always the best place to start when looking for student records. Former students can obtain copies of records and transcripts by contacting the last school they attended. The NYCDOE does not provide duplicate diplomas.

More information on transcript requests.

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