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Afterschool Options - 2022-2023
The PTA has compiled a list of afterschool programs that parents may find useful.
This list will be updated as programs provide more information or new programs are added.
The PTA has compiled a list of afterschool programs that parents may find useful.
This list will be updated as programs provide more information or new programs are added.
The NYC Department of Education has partnered with the nonprofit NYC Kids RISE, Inc. on the NYC Kids RISE Save for College Program. This free program provides families, schools, and communities with a way to work together to save for their children’s futures. It’s a scholarship and savings program designed to make college and career training more accessible and achievable for all NYC public school students, starting in kindergarten—regardless of their family’s income or immigration status.
Who qualifies for this program?
Kindergarten students who:
•begin kindergarten during the 2021-22 academic year, and
•are enrolled in a participating school.
How do you participate?
Your child will be automatically enrolled in the Save for College Program unless
you choose not to participate by “opting out.” You do not have to do anything to
receive a free NYC Scholarship Account.
Parents/guardians who do not wish to participate can opt-out by accessing your NYCSchools account or by returning the Opt-out paper form to school.
•Opt-Out Notice and form for Parents & Guardians https://bit.ly/3ocRHCi
(Paper forms were backpacked last week and posted on Parent Square)
For More information contact NYC Kids RISE at (833) 543-7473,
info@nyckidsrise.org, or visit www.nyckidsrise.org
The opt-out request deadline has been extended to December 31, 2021.
(Forms will be accepted by December 23. from December 23-31 opt-out must be completed on the NYC schools account
DOE website Information: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/learning/student-journey/college-and-career-planning/nyc-kids-rise-save-for-college-program
As the weather begins to warm up and our students spend more time outside for activities and events in June, we would advise parents to be mindful of the warm and sunny weather and take proper precautions to insure your child is well protected during the school day.
NYC Kids Rise Savings and Scholarship Program
PS 34 Kindergarten Families can start saving for college or career training today with their NYC Kids Rise Account!
Activate your account today HERE and start saving for your child's future!
Do you need technical support, assistance to fix a broken device, or are dealing with a lost or stolen device? Call DOE’s IT Help desk at 718-935-5100 and press 5 to get assistance.
You can also get quick help online:
· Browse tech support topics: schools.nyc.gov/technicaltools
· File a tech support ticket: schools.nyc.gov/techsupport
· Get support with a DOE-issued iPad: schools.nyc.gov/ipadfixes
· Issues with your Internet connection: schools.nyc.gov/internet(Open external link)
Get your NYC Schools Account (NYCSA) account now to see your student’s grades,
schedule and attendance.
You’ll have instant access to the covid-19
consent form and other important documents.
Just ask your parent coordinator Ms. Deise Kowalski (Dkowalski@schools.nyc.gov) for your personal account creation code and get started today!
Need Assistance? Contact Ms. Deise Kowalski at Dkowalski@schools.nyc.gov
Virtual Workshop Dates Register
https://nyckidsrise.org/events/
Monday, June 6 10:00-11:15am | Spanish
Wednesday, June 8 6:00-7:15pm | English, Arabic & Chinese interpreters
Tuesday, June 14 10:00-11:15am | Spanish
If you have any questions, please feel free to check out the NYC Kids RISE Frequently Asked Questions page at nyckidsrise.org/frequently-asked-questions, or you can reach out to NYC Kids RISE directly at 833-543-7473 or info@nyckidsrise.org.
Monday, June 27, 2022
Last Day of School
The last day of school is the closing of one door and opening of another with so many possibilities to look forward to.
Thank you to all staff, students and families for all your support and dedication. We cherish all the warmth, memories and learning we have shared this year and look forward to an even better upcoming school year !
Good Luck and best wishes in Middle School and in life to all our amazing 5th grade graduates class of 2022.
Reminder: The first day of school is Thursday, September 8.
We wish you all a wonderful well-deserved summer break!
Your PS 34 Administration Team
Mr. Beugoms, Principal
Ms. Kowalski, Parent-Teacher Coordinator
Official Class Placements
Student final report cards will contain the student's Official Class for next school year (e.g. 201, 301, 402, etc...). To find this information, please refer to the Comments section of your child's report card.
Teacher Welcome Letters - July an August
Pre-K and Kindergarten Welcome Letters will be sent via email to families’ mid-July.
Grades 1-5 Welcome Letters will be sent via email to families End-of-August.
Summer Vacation Learning Packets
Summer vacation packets for the incoming grades are available at the PS 34 website for download. Paper copies will be available at the school for pick-up if needed. Summer Vacation packets are OPTIONAL.
The New York City Department of Education’s focus on the health and well-being of young people continues throughout the summer months, and we want all New Yorkers to know that we provide free meals to children across the City.
Starting June 28, all children and teens 18 years and younger may receive free breakfast and lunch meals at sites across the City, including schools, parks, and pools, in all five boroughs. No identification or application is required, and meals will be available Monday through Friday.
Breakfast will be served from 8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. and lunch will be served from 11:00 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at designated sites.
For more details and a list of locations please go to the DOE Summer Meals Site: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/food/summer-meals
June 13 @ 6PM -COVID-19 Townhall Meeting
June 14 @ 6PM - Summer Enrichment Parent Workshop
June 15 @ 6PM -Minor Collective Parent Workshop
June 16 @ 6PM - Presidents Council Meeting
June 21 @ 6PM -D14 STEAM Festival
June 22 @ 6PM - Presidents Council ElectionsD14 Summer Rising Orientation
June 22 @ 6:30PM - DPAC Elections June 30 @ 6PM -STEAM FESTIVAL
(Virtual)
Come and join the D14 Community as we showcase the brilliance and talent in our diverse district. Literacy, Media, Dance, Music, Photography, Arts, Science and More! Special thank you to Juan Morel Campos, K141 and Beginning with Children Charter School“Connecting hearts and minds by building bridges”
Tuesday, June 21, 2022 at 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
For more information please contact District 14
JNicholshillian2@schools.nyc.gov, LRuizFerreira@schools.nyc.gov, D14GEM@schools.nyc.gov
To find out about other District 14 events follow us on Twitter @NYCDOED14
Update for Families from the NYC DOE :
To read the most updated messages in other languages visit https://www.schools.nyc.gov/about-us/messages-for-families
All visitors (age 12 and older) must show proof of at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccination to enter a DOE building. Visitors do not include students attending school in a DOE building.
Acceptable proof of vaccination is one of the following:
An acceptable COVID-19 vaccination includes one dose of any COVID-19 vaccine fully authorized or authorized for emergency use by the FDA(Open external link) or WHO(Open external link).
Know before you go
As always, the health and safety of our students, families, and school staff remain our top priority. Staff and students will be required to complete a health screening every day prior to entering school buildings, and are encouraged to use the Online Health Screening Tool.
Spotlight on Schools: District 14 schools spotlighted
Green STEM Education at PS34 - Go, Green Brooklyn,
Our Green STEM Afterschool students had the chance to meet with the architects and builders from Marble Fairbanks, who are planning and building the new LEED-certified library. They checked out the “golden shovel” with the President of Brooklyn Public Library, Linda Johnson. Our press team, Madison & Ixchel were busy interviewing attendees. Lana even got some advice from Deputy Brooklyn Borough President, Diana Reyna, on selecting middle schools. Take a look at Greenpoint Star, bklyner and greenpointers