Notices
Letter from Dr. Roderick Palton, Superintendent
New York State Testing Dates for 3rd-5th Grade students
Family Engagement Resources
Link to register for the Read-A-Thon
How to Prevent Cyberbullying
Preparing for the New York State Testing
Science of Reading Parent Workshops- Tools to help your child succeed.
Evacuation Sites
Emergency Readiness Initiatives
Parent Welcome Letter for the 2024-2025 school year.
Kindergarten Registration
Don't forget to accept your child's Kindergarten offer in their MySchools account when it becomes available. All families who apply by the deadline will receive a kindergarten offer in April.
All families should participate in kindergarten admissions, including children currently attending pre-K, students with disabilities, English Language Learners, and students with accessibility needs.
Reminder that families can also apply to gifted & talented programs using the kindergarten application.
MySchools.nyc includes an online directory tool that allows families to view school open house info, explore program choices, save programs of interest, and submit their application, all on the same site.
Families can apply to Kindergarten in one of three ways, online at MySchools, over the phone by calling 718-935-2009 or by visiting their local family welcome center.
School Lunch Information
PS 32 School Spirit
January/February/March 2025
Friday 1/3- Dress your best to ring in the New Year
Friday 1/10- Wear your favorite Superhero shirt
Friday 1/17 – Wear your favorite kindness t-shirt
Friday 1/24- wear your favorite PS 32 shirt
Friday 1/31 - Wear your favorite PS 32 shirt
Friday 2/7- Wear your favorite football jersey for the Superbowl
Thursday 2/13- Wear pink to school
Friday 2/14- Valentine’s Day- wear something red
Friday 2/28-Wear your favorite PS 32 shirt
During the Month of March – Celebrating PS 32
Friday 3/7- wear your PS 32 shirt
Friday 3/14- wear your PS 32 shirt
Friday 3/21- wear your PS 32 shirt
Friday 3/28 wear your PS 32 shirt
School Spirit-Doctor Seuss Week
Office of Food and Nutrition Flyers
Safer Access
The winter season coincides with an increase in viruses and other illnesses within school communities. Please review Health Guidance and Resources for Families. In addition, if a student becomes ill during the school day, the school nurse will determine, based on the student’s symptoms and the nurse’s professional clinical judgement, if the student needs to go home. School nurses will work with school administrators and supervisors to ensure that students who are not well enough to stay in school are not sent back to class.
NYC Kids Rise Family Workshops information and activation link for Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade
Social Emotional Learning
DOE Emergency Readiness Initiatives
Community and Citywide Education Council
The DOE Student Account self-service password reset tool, which was down for maintenance, is now available. The tool includes new security features, such as an optional PIN and security questions that students can use, once they set them up. Refer students and families to the DOE student accounts page on the DOE website for instructions on how to use the tool, including how to set up a PIN and security questions.
To request a replacement EBT card
504 Information
Prevent the Flu
Lets Learn NYC
District 31 App
Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)
Reduced cost Internet Service for Eligible Families
Emergency Broadband Benefit Program
Adult Education Classes
DOE Letter regarding safe drinking water.
American Heart Association
EBT Benefit Family Letter
Guidelines to Recognize Bullying
The DOE invites you to apply to be on the advisory council for boldly reimagining multilingualism in New York City Public Schools (NYCPS). The goals of the Chancellor’s Multilingual NYC Advisory Council are: Providing every NYC Public School student with a pathway to multilingualism; and Reducing the dropout rate and increasing the graduation rate for English Language Learners. The Multilingual NYC Advisory Council will meet in the evening once or twice a month throughout the 2024–25 school year.
Central Crisis Team Fall Parent Workshops
Family Engagement Literacy Sessions
Multilingual Learners-Family Resources
Information Regarding Viruses
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Apply Now for Exciting STEM Spring Break Enrichment Programs!
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What’s your spring break destination? K–8 students can apply now to STEM Matters NYC enrichment programs. Choose from a wide range of programs at amazing destinations throughout the five boroughs! Get your hands dirty in nature, encounter amazing animals, or design an art or engineering project. Students will meet and work with field experts in programs that feature real-world learning experiences.
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Programs are offered at four sites on Staten Island: Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden; Staten Island MakerSpace; Staten Island Museum; and Staten Island Zoo. Programs in other boroughs include: NYC Center for Aerospace and Applied Mathematics; Intrepid Museum; MakerSpace NYC; New York Aquarium; New York Botanical Garden; Prospect Park Zoo; Queens Botanical Garden; Queens County Farm Museum; Queens Zoo; Rocking the Boat; Salvadori Center; Sound Collective; and UrbanGlass. |
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Don’t miss out, spots are limited, and the application deadline is Sunday, March 9. Preference is given to students who attend Title I schools. Learn more and apply now. For questions, contact [email protected]. |
CEC March 3rd Meeting
CCEC Parent Information
Community and Citywide Education Councils (CCECs)
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What are CCECs?
Education councils help shape policies and priorities for New York City Public Schools (NYCPS). Each council has powers and duties concerning a range of matters, including reviewing educational programs, approving school zoning lines, and recommending improvements to support NYCPS students.
Types of Councils
- Community Education Councils (CEC): CECs are elected parents and community leaders dedicated to supporting local district schools and improving student achievement. Their responsibilities include evaluating programs, working closely with superintendents, approving zoning, and hosting public meetings to connect parents with resources and discuss NYCPS policies. There are thirty-two CECs representing each district.
- Citywide Council on High Schools
- Citywide Council on English Language Learners
- Citywide Council on Special Education
- Citywide Council for District 75
How to Get Involved
To run for a seat on council, you must be a parent or legal guardian of a child currently attending a school or program funded by New York City Public Schools. Additional eligibility requirements vary by council. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/Elections2025
Community and Citywide Education Council- Forums
Supporting Early Math at Home-Parent Workshop
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Tuesday, March 18, 2025Session 1: Why Early Math at Home Matters
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Tuesday, March 25, 2025Session 2: Counting and Skip Counting
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Tuesday, April 1, 2025Session 3: Place Value
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Tuesday, April 8, 2025Session 4: Addition & Subtraction
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Tuesday, April 22, 2025Session 5: Geometry
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Tuesday, April 29, 2025Session 6: Measurement & Data
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Tuesday, May 6, 2025Session 7: Bringing It All Together
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6:00 - 7:00PM
Supporting Immigrant Populations - in this time of change, we understand that many in our community may be feeling anxious or uncertain. Please see the attached letter or visit our website at https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/school-environment/immigrant-families for more information.
Supporting Early Math at Home-Parent Workkshop Flyer
Behavioral Health Symposium May 20, 2025
