Notices

Families Can Apply Now for Exciting STEM Summer Enrichment Programs!

This summer, unplug and explore STEM! Students entering grades 1-12 can apply now to attend programs with STEM Matters NYC. Get your hands dirty in the garden, encounter amazing animals, or design an art or engineering project. Students entering grades 1-9 in September can apply for one-week camps. Students entering grades 10-12 in September can apply for STEM courses. Choose from a wide range of programs offered at sites throughout the city, including three on Staten Island! 

Programs are offered at the NYC Department of Education’s Genovesi Environmental Study Center in Brooklyn; Audubon New York in Queens; Bronx Zoo; MakerSpace NYC in Brooklyn; New York Aquarium; New-York Historical Society; Prospect Park Zoo; Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden; Staten Island Museum; Staten Island Zoo; The Battery Conservancy; The Green-Wood Cemetery; and UrbanGlass in Brooklyn. Students will meet and work with field experts in programs that feature real-world learning experiences.  

Don’t miss out, spots are limited and the application deadline is Friday, April 23. Preference is given to students who attend Title I schools. Download our flyer, learn more, and apply now. For questions, contact STEMMattersNYC@schools.nyc.gov.

Families Can Apply Now for Exciting STEM Summer Enrichment Programs!

This summer, unplug and explore STEM! Students entering grades 1-12 can apply now to attend programs with STEM Matters NYC. Get your hands dirty in the garden, encounter amazing animals, or design an art or engineering project. Students entering grades 1-9 in September can apply for one-week camps. Students entering grades 10-12 in September can apply for STEM courses. Choose from a wide range of programs offered at sites throughout the city, including three on Staten Island! 

Programs are offered at the NYC Department of Education’s Genovesi Environmental Study Center in Brooklyn; Audubon New York in Queens; Bronx Zoo; MakerSpace NYC in Brooklyn; New York Aquarium; New-York Historical Society; Prospect Park Zoo; Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden; Staten Island Museum; Staten Island Zoo; The Battery Conservancy; The Green-Wood Cemetery; and UrbanGlass in Brooklyn. Students will meet and work with field experts in programs that feature real-world learning experiences.  

Don’t miss out, spots are limited and the application deadline is Friday, April 23. Preference is given to students who attend Title I schools. Download our flyer, learn more, and apply now. For questions, contact STEMMattersNYC@schools.nyc.gov.

Education Council Elections

Dear Parent, 

This Saturday May 1, for the first time parents will have the ability to make a direct impact in our school community by voting in the Education Council Elections.  

To vote, you will need a NYC Schools Account with at least one student registered. If you do not have an account, click here to sign up mystudent.nyc. If you need help signing up for an account, please email me at mmancuso7@schools.nyc.gov  and I will guide you through the process. 

Community and Citywide Education Councils give parents a strong voice in NYC education. Voting in these elections gives you the opportunity to help determine how that voice is used.  

we will also be hosting in-person voting sites across the City.  In-person voting sites will be open during the hours of 4pm – 7pm, on weekdays from Monday, May 3^rd to Tuesday, May 11^th.  The in-person locations will be: 

Staten Island  

·       Susan E. Wagner High School (31R460), 1200 Manor Road 

·       Port Richmond High School (31R445), 85 St. Joseph Avenue 

 Best, 

Michele Mancuso

Parent Coordinator