Periods |
Full-Day Schedule |
Arrivals/Breakfast |
7:55 – 8:15 |
1 |
8:15 – 9:05 |
2 |
9:07 – 9:57 |
3 |
10:00 – 10:50 |
4 |
10:53 – 11:48 |
5 |
11:50 – 12:45 |
6 |
12:48 – 1:38 |
7 |
1:40 – 2:30 |
Dismissal |
2:35 |
Summer Learning Expectations
It is very important that our students continue their academic growth during the summer. Therefore, it is important that they engage in regular academic exercises throughout the summer. We are requesting that all students in grades K-5 complete the following during the summer:
1. Read independently and log their reading for 25 hours (broken up into smaller, regular chunks of 15-30 minutes)
2. Complete 15 hours of I-Ready Reading assignments online (I-Ready is available until the 2nd week of August)
3. Complete 15 hours of I-Ready Math assignments online
Students should bring completed reading logs the first week of school to submit for their first reading medal. I-Ready assignments and timing are able to be checked through reports online.
Log attached
DOE Student Accounts
Every New York City public school student has a DOE account. It is created automatically when you enroll in school. Your DOE account stays the same the entire time you are in school, and with it you can access all DOE technology platforms. Platforms include:
Getting Started
Your school must give you your username and a password. Once you have these, you can start signing into DOE applications.
Your school may give you a generic password. If so, we recommend you reset the password yourself, to something unique. This will give you more safety and security. Instructions on how to reset your own password are below.
The best way to start using your DOE account is to sign into TeachHub. From here, you can access all DOE applications with one click, and you only need to sign in once.
Resetting Your Password
There are three different ways you can reset your DOE password:
To use the Student Self-Service(Open external link)(Open external link) tool you must have created a PIN or set up security questions. If you have not done either, see options 2 and 3. Through this method, you can reset your own password once every 30 days.
Your parent or guardian can reset your password in NYCSA. If they don’t have a NYCSA account, they can create one for free.
If you are unable to reset your password, contact your school for help. They can find instructions on how to reset your password on the Reset Student Account Passwords page(Open external link) (DOE staff only) on the InfoHub.
PINs
By default, a PIN is not set for your account. You must create a PIN yourself. Your school does not have, or create, a PIN for you. There is no universal PIN for your school.
To create a PIN:
Please note that PINs are optional for your DOE account. However, if you do not create a PIN, you will not be able to use the self-service tool to reset your password. If you feel like it would be hard to remember your PIN, or you are the parent of a young student, we recommend resetting your password through NYCSA.
Security Questions
Like a PIN, security questions are, by default, not set up. You must set them up.
To set up security questions:
link to sign up to volunteer https://bit.ly/PS3PTAvolunteer
TeachHub(Open external link) is a portal to support students and teachers. The portal provides quick links to essential applications for remote learning, including:
To Sign In
Link to website for PEBT Cards Information
https://www.communityfoodadvocatesnyc.org/p-ebt-spring2020
New York State has recently finished the initial distribution of P-EBT benefits for this past
school year. There are still many families have not yet received their benefit for
various reasons, such as a change in address.
IMPORTANT: If you have not received your child's P-EBT food benefit for March-June 2020:
Click here to complete the contact form.
AND
2. Email us at info@foodadvocates.org
Include:
Student name
School attended in spring 2020
Date of birth
Address(es) (Include former and current address if you think the mailing may have gone to an old address)
PLEASE NOTE: The State P-EBT helpline is not currently staffed and you will get an automated recording.
Once the NYS plan is approved, we will host info sessions to share the details.
Keep all P-EBT cards from spring 2020. Your child's 2020-2021 benefit might go there.
For those receiving P-EBT on their Medicaid Common Benefit Identification Card (CBIC) (Wave 2):
For those getting a new card just for P-EBT (Wave 3):
Please note: When activating your P-EBT Wave 3
card, DO NOT use your child's social security
number when prompted. Instead, enter your child's
actual date of birth.
The mailer that contains the P-EBT card and letter for Wave 3 looks like this: