Notices
August 3rd-Space is limited- register now.
Meet and Greet information for September 2, 2025
Letter from Dr. Roderick Palton, Superintendent
School Toolbox- order school supplies. (Not available for Kindergarten)
New York Public Schools- Health Forms & Notices.
Free Summer Meals- Click here to find the closest location.
Locations for Free School Meals
Staten Island Summer Arts Program
Family Engagement Resources
Evacuation Sites
Emergency Readiness Initiatives
School Lunch Information
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
PTA Codes to sign up for remind and upcoming Sept events
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
District 31 App
Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)
Reduced cost Internet Service for Eligible Families
Emergency Broadband Benefit Program
Adult Education Classes
American Heart Association
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.
Family Engagement Literacy Sessions
Multilingual Learners-Family Resources
Information Regarding Viruses
CCEC Parent Information
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.
New York Public Library-Free English Classes
Family Engagement and Language Access Empowerment Flyers
Health, Wellness, and Green Space Flyer # 3
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Apply Now for Exciting STEM Summer Programs!
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| Ignite your STEM pathway this summer with STEM Matters NYC! Students entering grades 1–12 in September can apply now to attend career exploration enrichment programs with STEM Matters NYC. Get your hands dirty in nature, encounter amazing animals, or design an art or engineering project. Students entering grades 1–9 in September can apply for weeklong camps. Students entering grades 10–12 in September can apply for multi-week programs. Choose from a wide range of programs offered at sites throughout the city! |
| Programs are offered at the NYC Center for Aerospace and Applied Mathematics; Battery Conservancy; Billion Oyster Project; Intrepid Museum; Makerspace NYC; New York Aquarium; New York Botanical Garden; The New York Historical; Queens Botanical Garden; Queens County Farm Museum; Salvadori Center; Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden; Sound Collective; Staten Island Museum; Staten Island Zoo; UrbanGlass; and Wave Hill. |
| 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, May 9. For rising grade 1–9 camps, lottery preference is given to students who attend Title I schools. |
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Download our flyer, learn more, and apply now. Translated flyers, FAQs, and application guides are also available online. For questions, contact [email protected].
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STEM FLYER
The Staten Island Museum offers TWO exciting camp opportunities this summer.
Earth Camp is for adventurous kids, 8-13 years old who love science! Earth Camp takes place at the Staten Island Museum on the grounds of Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Gardens. Campers will study pond life, investigate animal tracks, and learn about entomology (the study of insects). Over the course of two weeks, Kids will explore the local wetlands and woodlands with walking trips to nearby green spaces. In the afternoons, campers will spend time indoors building science skills and connecting with the natural world through the Museum’s collections and hands on STEAM activities. Each camper will receive their own field discovery kit and keep a scientific journal to record daily observations. Click here to register
In addition to the Staten Island Museum’s Earth camp, the Staten Island Museum also hosts STEM Matters NYC summer camp. For more information on these camps and to sign up, please visit STEMMattersNYC website (link https://nycdoe.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/camper/App ) or email [email protected].
My name is Hannah Leverenz and I am the Community Engagement Specialist at the Independent Budget Office. I am reaching out to invite you and the parents and guardians in your district to an upcoming IBO School Budget Workshop on Zoom, on:
· Tuesday, July 8 at 12:00 PM
· Wednesday, July 9 at 6:00 PM
The interactive workshop will walk attendees through:
· How to read their own school’s “Budget at a Glance” and "Galaxy Allocation" page
· What a “School Allocation Memorandum (SAM)” is
· Where school funding comes from and what it can be used for
In the second half of the session, attendees have the opportunity to join a breakout room for hands-on support and to ask questions about their school, district, or city budget.
School Budget Workshop- July 8th and July 9th
Community Education Council-Monthly Meeting on July 7th at 6:30 pm