News & Announcements

Please consult the Student/Family Handbook 2020-2021 for loads of useful information.

We are urging all students to join their Grade's Official Class on their Google Classroom page. Click here for code. Teachers are posting class codes now!!! If you don't know your class, email Mrs. Bennett - tbennett10@schools.nyc.gov

The DOE has created student accounts for every single New York City public school student, including 3K and Pre-K students. The account gives your student access to TeachHub, which is how students access:
- iLearnNYC
- Student report cards (available in the Student Documents icon)
- Multiple educational applications
- G Suite, Microsoft O365, and Zoom (using secure central accounts)
- access to NYPL and Sora, which are wonderful places to access ebooks for your student

Hi everyone,
Please join us tonight for our PTA Meeting which will allow for a little chat and information. This is a wonderful way to get involved and even more than that, FEEL involved at a time when we it's so easy to FEEL disconnected. I promise...it won't be boring. I am looking forward to "seeing" you there. You don't HAVE to have your cameras on, but I would love to see your smiling faces and put a face with the voice!!

Thank you for being involved. It's so important.
Toni Bennett

Topic: January PTA Meeting with Mrs. Stallone
Time: Jan 13, 2021 06:00 PM

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Please click here to find the summer math assignments. The students should have received these from their math teachers at the end of the school year.

You will be required to read two books over the summer, one will be fiction and one will be informational. You may choose books that interest you, as long as you meet the requirement (specific topics, specific genres within the two mandated types of books.) For example, perhaps you want to read a biography about a famous baseball player, that would meet the requirements for an informational text. Also, you like to read mysteries that would meet the requirements of fiction. Click the link below for some suggestions and more details.

Summer reading is so important to keep learning going and to let imaginations run free! We are
thrilled to make more e-books and audiobooks for all ages available for free this summer to all
DOE families, and it’s easier than ever to access them. Please read on for more information, and
visit schools.nyc.gov/summerreading for additional details to be posted on Monday, June 29.