Afterschool Programs
Please return the form to your child’s teacher or email to Ms. Kowalski, Dkowalski@schools.nyc.gov or before the start of the program.
Please return the form to your child’s teacher or email to Ms. Kowalski, Dkowalski@schools.nyc.gov or before the start of the program.
This school year, kindergarteners through 4th graders can participate in the @nyckidsrise #SaveForCollege Program + get free NYC Scholarship Accounts with money for college + career training: nyckr.org/eligibility-soc
Support School Funding-School Income Inquiry forms.
School lunches are provided free of charge to all students, and you do not need to apply for your child to receive meals. However, we kindly request that families complete the Family Income Inquiry Form.
This form can help our school receive funding for various programs.
Families can now visit https://www.myschoolapps.comOpens in a new browser tab to conveniently complete the form online.
Paper forms have been sent home and are also available in the main office.
For your child’s safety, it is important that the school is notified of people and programs that can pick up your children at the end of the day in a timely manner.
Parents/guardians who are having their children picked up after school by outside programs will need to notify the school by printing and completing the attached release form. Please return the form to your child’s teacher, to the main office or Ms. Deise Kowalski, Parent Coordinator.
After School Release form 25-26
Form can also be completed online https://forms.gle/x6E8eLqhVMgbnV7k7
Please note:
-If your child is starting a new program semester or switching programs you will need to complete a new form.
-Forms should be submitted in advance. ( No later than one school day prior to child beginning their program.) *** If you are making changes to pick up for the same day, please make sure to call the school main office and to contact your child's teacher.***
- The Online form will not be available between 12-2:30pm during the school week.
-Hard copies are also available in the main office.
For questions contact Ms. Deise Kowalski at Dkowalski@schools.nyc.gov.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) gives parents and students age 18 and older rights over student education records. The Parents’ Bill of Rights for Data Privacy and Security(Open external link) provides you with additional rights, and Chancellor’s Regulation A-820(Open external link) provides additional information.
You can read these notices in various languages.
Annual FERPA Notification (School Year 2025-2026)
Parents' Bill of Rights for Data Privacy and Security
With a NYC Schools Account current Department of Education families can see their children’s academic information, such as grades and attendance, and confirm your address and information. We can help you create your account once enrolled.
Contact your Parent Coordinator Ms. Deise Kowalski (Dkowalski@schools.nyc.gov) for your personal account creation code and get started today!
Student Summer Reading Student Assemblies presented by the Greenpoint Library.
Kindergarteners through 4th graders have FREE NYC Scholarship Accounts with $100 from @nyckidsrise. Activate your kid’s account today: nyckidsrise.org/activate
Parent can view the program Introductory Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjeW8FVNOCE
Do you have questions about the Program? Call the NYC Kids RISE Hotline at 833-543-7473 or email the DOE at SavingTogether@schools.nyc.gov. or Contact Ms. Kowalski at Dkowalski@schools.nyc.gov)
A free summer program and adventure in learning for New York City students!
Summer Rising Starts July 1, 2026.
Program Calendar for grades K-5
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K–5 Summer Rising |
July 1 - August 14, 2026 8AM-6PM Monday - Friday |
Please note that PS 34 is not a summer rising site. Students will be at PS 110 the monitor school.
For questions you can reach out to any of the Parent Coordinators on site.
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Parent Coordinators |
School |
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Amy Chalkley |
PS 110 |
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Yvonne Bach |
PS 132 |
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Kara Manber |
PS 31 |
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For more information, visit: schools.nyc.gov/SummerRising
Summer Rising runs from:
• July 1 through August 14 for students in grades K–5
• July 1 through August 6 or 7 for students in grades 6–8 These dates are subject to change.
Any changes will be announced directly to families.
New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) and the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) have partnered on Summer Rising 2026, supporting students in their academic learning and offering enriching experiences. In addition to field trips, art activities, outdoor recreation and more, free and nutritious breakfast and lunch options will be provided for all students.
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CBO |
Site Director |
Contact |
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North Brooklyn Development Corporation (from PS 110 The Monitor School) |
Ewelina |
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School Settlement/ St. Nicks Alliance |
Flora Hernandez
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Support School Funding- Complete the School Income Inquiry forms.
School lunches are provided free of charge to all students, and you do not need to apply for your child to receive meals. However, we kindly request that families complete the Family Income Inquiry Form.
This form can help our school receive funding for various programs.
Families can now visit https://www.myschoolapps.com to conveniently complete the form online.
Paper forms have been sent home and are also available in the main office.
Hello School Community!
As a reminder, the school offers free breakfast and lunch to all our students every day. Daily breakfast is available from 7:45 AM to 8:15 AM.
If you or someone you know is experiencing food insecurity, please use the resources below or reach out directly to Ms. Michelle, Ms. Moore, or Ms. Kowalski. Their contact information is listed below.
If you have extra resources at this time and would like to anonymously support a member of our school community, please contact Ms. Michelle.
Resources
Food Bank NYC https://www.foodbanknyc.org/find-food/
Find Help: https://findhelp.org/ (Database of reduced resources like food, housing, medical care, etc)
Hungry Free America (HFA): https://findfood.hungerfreeamerica.org
Frequent Asked SNAP Question during Government Shut Down: https://otda.ny.gov/snap-benefits-shutdown-faq.asp?utm_source=chatgpt.com
Map of Food Resources: https://map.thefoodpantries.org/
North Brooklyn Angels: https://www.northbrooklynangels.org/meals/
Our School Community is invited to join us for our 77th Annual Flag Day Celebration!
Friday, June 12, 2026
Beginning at 9:15 am
The event will take place outside in front
of the school at 131 Norman Avenue.
Please note:
-Students should come to school at the normal
arrival schedule.
-Norman Avenue will be closed for our event
between McGuinness Avenue and Eckford Street.
-Students will not be available for pick up until the
end of the event at about 11 am at their dismissal
schoolyard.
Latest messages for Families from the NYC Department Of Education
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Under the updated policy, Chancellor's Regulation A-413, students are not permitted to use personal internet-enabled electronic devices during the school day. This includes devices such as cell phones, laptops, tablets, and portable music and entertainment systems.
Beginning in the 2025-26 school year, in accordance with New York State law New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) is updating its policy regarding the use of personal internet-enabled electronic devices—including cell phones—in school. This change supports the State's intent to create distraction-free schools and aims to ensure safe and focused learning environments across all NYCPS schools.