BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT
Thursday, September 12th we invited all parents to our first PTA meeting at 3pm
followed up curriculum conferences with your child’s teacher. To accommodate working families and families with one then one students we will have three sessions with the same information. The sessions are as followed:
4:30pm-5:20pm
5:30pm-6:20pm
6:30pm-7:20pm
Your child’s teacher will be discussing the expectations for the school year. Please be aware that individual conferences are not possible during this time. Our new and wonderful Principal, Mrs. Zapata will also be available to meet with families throughout the evening, who are unable to attend the PTA meeting.
The summer is almost over!
Phoneblast Recap from 8/27:
1st-5th grade students will be receiving their room assignments via phoneblast by the end of the week. Kindergarten room assignments will be received by mail. Pre-k should have already received their assignments through the mail.
In order to have a smooth first day, parents are invited to bring supplies up to the school on Tuesday, September 3rd between 12pm-2:50pm and also on Wednesday, September 4th, from 9am-2:50pm. Please make sure everything is labeled with your child’s name and new classroom number. Families are asked to bring supplies into the building where they can drop the supplies off by the classroom door.
If you are unable to come during these times, please send the supplies in with your child little by little.
Please email jstrange@schools.nyc.gov with any questions!
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:
You can find contact information for your child's school by using School Search.
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.
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