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Three free meals will be available daily for ALL New Yorkers in more than 400 Meal Hubs across the 5 boroughs. Meal Hubs sites operate from 7:30AM-11:30AM for children and families and 11:30AM-1:30PM for adults. Vegetarian and halal options are available at all sites. All adults and children can pick up three meals at one time. No one will be turned away. No registration or ID required. Good news! PS/IS 206 and IS 278 will open Monday, 4/20/20. We thank you for your patience. To find a location near you visit schools.nyc.gov/freemeals.
Superintendent Bove’s Message to Families 4/4/20 Translations are now available. iPad distribution: In order to facilitate the iPad distribution process, Families must complete the student device loan agreement (TOU- terms of use); a completed TOU is required for families to receive a device. https://www.schools.nyc.gov/learn-at-home/ipad-distribution. If you require assistance with your TOU or filling in a request for an ipad, etc., please contact your parent coordinator via email.
We all need to give ourselves a few minutes to relax or meditate during this stressful time. https://youtu.be/O-6f5wQXSu8
Middle School waitlists are now open! Here's what you can do online in MySchools without having to leave your home: See the waitlists your child is on Add your child to additional waitlists Check your child's position on each program's waitlist Accept or decline a waitlist offer, if you receive one Remember, you can also use MySchools to view your child's middle school offer letter. Don’t have a MySchools account or have questions about your child's offer? Email MSEnrollment@schools.nyc.gov You can also get support with waitlist questions and requests at Waitlists@schools.nyc.gov Please note that Family Welcome Center locations are temporarily closed, but our staff is available to assist you! Brooklyn: brooklynfwc@schools.nyc.gov We appreciate your patience and partnership as we transition to virtual learning and service across New York City. Our Regional Enrichment Centers provide care for the children of essential workers who are NYC residents. Food workers—such as restaurant, grocery store, and delivery workers—pharmacy employees, and many others are eligible. If you think you qualify, please visitschools.nyc.gov/recsto learn more and apply.
The DOE is mailing activity packets to families the week of March 29 for children in grades Pre-K-5. These packets include 10-days' worth of lessons in different subjects. Check your mail for the packet in April, and help your child with the activities. You also can find the packets on the Activities for Students sections of this website. They are available for all grades, for students who need Specialized Instruction, and for multilingual learning students.
Kindergarten offers will be made available later this month.Families of children who also participated in Gifted & Talented testing will receive their score reports, and the G&T application will be open later this month for eligible families.
STORY TIME LIVE ON FACEBOOK:Senator Roxanne Persaud in partnership with author Kamla Millwood presents Story Time on Facebook Live next Wednesday, April 8th at 11 AM. Save the date!www.facebook.com/peachtheduckfanpage
