Opt into Hybrid Survey

The New York City Department Of Education public website has been updated. The Learning Preference Survey is now allowing families with children in Remote Learning. They can choose a switch to Blended Learning.

Between March 24 and April 9, 2021, families can use the Learning Preference Survey to switch to blended learning.  It is  a mix of in-person days at school and remote-learning days at home. This will be  for the remainder of this school year.

  • At this time, this is the only opportunity planned for families to opt into blended/in-person learning.

As a reminder, families can use the  Learning Preference Survey to choose "fully remote learning" for their child at any time.

Here is the Department Of Education with up to the minute information about returning to school in Fall 2020.

Opt Into State Testing

State Exams will happen this year, but only if you opt in to take each exam.

First, please read the memos attached. Spanish is at the end of each memo. 

 NYSESLAT Testing Letter.pdf  Testing Letter for Families.pdf 

Then, please complete these forms. If your child is an ELL, you must complete both forms:

Grades 3, 4, 5 complete this form to opt into the ELA, Math and Science exams.

All ELLs, complete this form to opt into NYSESLAT testing. 

Updates for 2020-21

Use the cohorts and "in person calendars" to know what days you are schedule to attend school.
 PS 14 Morning Arrivals 2020.pptx 

We are ONLY set up for you to scan QR codes to the Health Screening Survey at Morning Arrival. We do not have anymore hand outs. If you prefer to bring us a Paper Health Screener, please print it at home and bring it with you:
 DOE_Health_Screening_Questionnaire 

CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH TO LOG INTO YOUR CHILD'S GOOGLE CLASSROOM at 8:35 DAILY:
What You Need to Know for Online Learning.docx  

HERE IS  VIDEO TO SEE HOW TO LOG ONTO GOOGLE CLASSROOM

K-5 Supply list:
Supply List 2020.docx 

For NEW REGISTRATIONS:
Email registration@ps14inCorona.org and we will send you the link to register. All registration will be done on line this year.

Remote school and snow day fun!

  • Real snowman wearing an orange scarf.

    Miriam Sofia class 4-313 made her real snowman in her balcony. Snow day fun!

  • girl standing next to tall real snowman made by kids.
  • girl made her real snowman and added branches for the arms, eyes, and nose

    Stephanie made her own snowman.

  • boy hugging a real snowman

    A day of remote math and ELA and now enjoying the snow. Edison built his own snowman.

  • girl standing next to the snowman she build . snowman has arms tree branches

    Miriam builds her own original snowman using items she found in the park.

  • girl standing in the snow after the blizzard

    Brillith went out to enjoy the snow.

  • snow and a real snowman.

    Maya build her own snowman. Her goal was to make it as tall as her hieight.

  • 2 girls standing in the snow at their park

Read Aloud Wednesdays

Visit our Read Aloud Wednesday Page!

Supports for PS 14 Families

You can search for all kinds of resources for your family. 

Need a device to learn? Fill out a Remote Learning Device Request Form. Each child at home should have their own laptop, desktop, or tablet to engage in learning this school year.  

Add your email  so you can get up to the minute updates.

Get help with math: Envision Savvas

New Content Coming Soon!

Report Cards

Two ways to view and download your child's report card

1. An easy way access your child's report card is to go through TeachHub and sign in with your DOE student account credentials.

2. Another way to access your report card is to go to your My Students Accounts: Please make a "MyStudent" account. You will need your account to access your child's report card for the 2019-2020 school year. Below are the steps to create an account. Here is the link after you have made an account: https://mystudent.nyc/ 

Parents or Guardians: Sign up for a NYC Schools Account (NYCSA)Opens in a new browser tab to have access to your child's report card!
All parents need to:
Visit https://mystudent.nyc and select the “Create Account” link found on the login page.
Enter your child’s 9-digit student ID number. You can find your child’s ID number on his or her report card. If you do not have your child’s ID number, contact your child’s school.
Enter the unique Account Creation Code, which is specific to you and your child: Account Creation Code: ************ (Your teacher has your creation code if you need it.)
Select “Next.”
Enter and confirm your email address and password.
6. Select “Create Account.”

If you have questions or concerns, please reach out to our Parent Coordinator: Marjorie Rodriguez mrodriguez251@schools.nyc.gov

What do my grades mean on my report card?

NYCDOE Grading Guidance November, 2020 - Grades Kindergarten through 5: ‘N’ must be used in place of a failing grade (meaning, instead of a 1, put N and instead of a 2, put N). ‘NL’ must be used in cases where there is insufficient information to determine whether a student has met standards.

As aligned with Central's guidance, our PS 14 Scoring System for Nov, 2020 is:

  • If a child earns a 4, a 4 will be reported on the report card.
    If a child earns a 3, a 3 will be reported on the report card.
    If a child earns a 2, then N will be reported on the report card.
    If a child earns a 1,  then N will be reported on the report card.
    If there is not enough information to assess their work, NL will be reported on the report card.

Our Parent Coordinator!

lady writing on paper with pencil

You can visit our parent coordinator's page for resources.       

Parent Teacher Conferences - November 5, 2020

Parent Teacher Conferences are on Nov. 5th. Your teacher will schedule time for a remote conversation about the progress of your child. 

If you would like to talk or meet with an administrator, you may email us your question and a phone number, and we will call you back or set up an on line meeting:

Kindergarten - Heather Benson, email her at hbenson2@schools.nyc.gov
First Grade - Kalosh Dalipi, email him at kdalipi@schools.nyc.gov
Second Grade - Peter Cantalupo, email him at pcantalupo@schools.nyc.gov 
Third Grade -Kalosh Dalipi, email him at kdalipi@schools.nyc.gov
Fourth Grade - Peter Cantalupo, email him at pcantalupo@schools.nyc.gov
Fifth Grade- Heather Benson, email her at hbenson2@schools.nyc.gov

Special Education- Janine Chatterton, email her at jchatte@schools.nyc.gov
ENL and Bilingual Education - Kalosh Dalipi, email him at kdalipi@schools.nyc.gov

To Our PS 14 Families

Special Links

Class of 2020 (rising 6th graders) Celebrations and Events Page

Considering a Comfort Dog for PS 14Q

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS!

  • Applying for College? Here's Financial Aid Information

    If you or someone in your family is applying for financial aid, your first best resource is the FAFSA. Your high school counselor can help you. 

    https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

    Also, if you know which college you plan to attend, search their site and call their financial aid office. They very likely also have a "financial aid calculator" on their web site that you can use to estimate costs. 

    If you want a database for scholarships to apply for, try Scholarships.com to apply for additional funding. 

    PS 14Q The Fairview School

  • Coffee With the Principal -3 pm Monday March 1st

    If you have questions or concerns or ideas, feel free to email hbenson2@schools.nyc.gov  any time.

    Good afternoon Parents/Tutors

    Heather Benson is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

    Topic: Coffee with the Principal
    Time: Mar 1, 2021 03:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

    Join Zoom Meeting
    https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89093526320?pwd=SFZNNExJd3RhMDd3MnhzOVZ4UFJZdz09

    Meeting ID: 890 9352 6320
    Passcode: 753811
    One tap mobile
    +16465588656,,89093526320#,,,,*753811# US (New York)
    Dial by your location
    Passcode: 753811

     

    PS 14Q The Fairview School

  • PA meeting on February 23 at 5 pm

    Topic: PTA Meeting
    Time: Feb 23, 2021 05:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

    Join Zoom Meeting
    https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85192298879?pwd=aVJVdDliZkRrallwYnlEdlRBcEtSdz09

    Meeting ID: 851 9229 8879
    Passcode: 246810

    PS 14Q The Fairview School

  • The Remote Saturday ELL Academy

    This school year English Language Learners are invited to be apart of a 14 week remote learning experience for 90 minutes on Saturday mornings, from 8:30am - 10:00am. Starting in
    January. Students will be assigned to a grade level google classroom and will be given ebooks to work with in English grammar and phonics.  Seats are limited so we ask you to sign up as soon as possible.  

    Please register using the following link:

    https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxVPPj0krs2B9AbP_iWi-B1Rja-MVyoKX3hmXdG0rSeXb0KQ/viewform

     

    PS 14Q The Fairview School

  • Open School Safety Meeting / Reunion de Seguridad Escolar Abierta

    Join us for our Open School Safety Meeting / Reunion de Seguridad Escolar Abierta
     
    Time: Dec 17, 2020 09:30 AM
     
    P.S. 14 is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

    Topic: Open School Safety Meeting / Reunion de Seguridad Escolar Abierta

    When/ Cuando: Dec 17, 2020
    Time/ Hora: 09:30 AM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

    Join Zoom Meeting
    https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88235899249?pwd=VFZ4SVFpRTlHc08rZnBBUHlMM1hVdz09

    Meeting ID: 882 3589 9249
    Passcode: 249790
    One tap mobile
    +16465588656,,88235899249#,,,,,,0#,,249790# US (New York)
    +13126266799,,88235899249#,,,,,,0#,,249790# US (Chicago)

    Dial by your location
    +1 646 558 8656 US (New York)
    +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
    +1 301 715 8592 US (Washington D.C)
    +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose)
    +1 253 215 8782 US (Tacoma)
    +1 346 248 7799 US (Houston)
    Meeting ID: 882 3589 9249
    Passcode: 249790
    PS 14Q The Fairview School
View More Posts

These are very trying times. We share your worries and your sorrows, and we are here for you if you need anything at all. Additionally, there are resources available for you and your families if you would like emotional support. Please take advantage of these resources. They are here for you, just like we are. Sending love to all who are experiencing discomfort, sorrow, and loss in this unprecedented time. NYCDOE YMTPP Wellness Resources

As soon as this document is posted in other languages we will add the link here. In the meantime, if you hover over the page using the Google Translate Camera, you can read the attachment in your preferred language. 

Operation Gratitude Via Remote Learning!

New York City Department of Education

  Richard A. Carranza, Chancellor

Mabel Sarduy, Executive Superintendent, Queens North

Madelene Chan, Community Superintendent

James Leahy, Field Support Liaison

Teresa Caccavale, Talent Development and Evaluation Coach

Beth Tekverk, Director of Early Childhood

Eleanor McNamee, Family Leadership Coordinator

Susana Santacruz, Family Support Coordinator

Monthly Parent Newsletters Archives

 Want to read back issues?

 March Newsletter

February 2020 Newsletter

 January 2020 Newsletter

 December 2019 Newsletter 

 November Newsletter 2019

 October 2019 Newsletter

 Summer 2019 Newsletter

June 2019 Newsletter

 May 2019 Newsletter

 April 2019 newsletter

 March 2019 newsletter

February 2019 newsletter

 January 2019 Newsletter

Read Our March Newsletter

School Leadership Team Minutes

 

 student leadership team logo

February 2021

January 2021

December 2020

November 2020

October 2020

September 2020

June 2020

May 2020

April 2020

March 2020

February 2020

January 2020

 December 2019

November 2019

October 2019

September 2019

June 2019

May 2019

April 2019

March 2019

February 2019

Corona Virus Update

new york city logo               stay healthy logo

Dear families,

Over the weekend, the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene confirmed the first case of  novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in New York City.  While we all hoped this moment would not come, it was something the City has meticulously prepared for. At this time, it is important to listen to facts and not respond to fear. Despite our first confirmed case, New Yorkers remain at low risk for contracting the virus.

The health and safety of all of our students continues to be our first priority. As we monitor the situation, we are enhancing certain protocols and providing additional resources, including:

  • Providing CDC-approved cleaning agents to every school

  • Ensuring all bathrooms are continuously stocked with soap and paper towels, and encouraging students and staff

    to wash hands frequently

  •   Ensuring principals and school nurses have the resources and guidance needed to detect and report symptoms

    exhibited at school, and provide help for any affected individuals

    Working in close partnership with the Health Department, we will continue to update our protocols as the situation evolves, and communicate about any possible impact to parents and our school communities. We will keep all of our latest information on our website at schools.nyc.gov/coronavirus.

    There are no plans to close schools at this time. This is an extreme measure that can be disruptive to day-to-day life, and the decision to implement will only be taken at the direction of public health experts. As a reminder, it is critical that all New Yorkers continue to practice general viral infection prevention measures including:

  • Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue or sleeve

  • Wash your hands regularly

  • Avoid touching your face

  • Avoid close contact with people who are sick

  • Get your flu shot – it’s never too late

  • Stay home if you’re feeling sick. Call your doctor and let them know your symptoms and travel history.

    We are in direct and regular communication with principals to ensure they have the latest information and to answer any questions that may arise. Additionally, we remind all families that they can receive regular updates on this topic and many others by signing up for an NYC Schools Account. Please visit https://mystudent.nyc/ to create an account and to update your emergency contact information.

    Please read the Frequently Asked Questions sheet attached to this letter for more information, or visit nyc.gov/coronavirus at any time for important updates. The health and safety of our students continues to be our chief priority, and we will follow all guidance and take all appropriate measures accordingly.

    Sincerely,

    Richard A. Carranza
    Chancellor
    New York City Department of Education 

 Spanish version

International Night

  • 4 students sitting at a lunch table enjoying international food.
  • parents trying a international dish
  • group of students standing in the cafeteria performing a cultural dance
  • children on the floor and standing grabbing candy from a piñata
  • parent association serving international food for visitiors
  • students dancing and dressed like mariachi outfits
  • girls wearing and dancing a traditional dance from ecuador

STEAM FAIR at PS14

  • a mother and her child observing science projects
  • a girl presenting and explaining her stem robotic hand project
  • student presenting her rotating ferris wheel stem project
  • students using color cups to build different towers and designs
  • a boy creating a lego robot at the table in the cafeteria
  • teacher demonstrating how to make scented soap
  • girl measuring the materials and items needed to make soap
  • administrator and students conference about science project display
  • 2 boys buidling a lego robot and testing it out
  • 3 girls made a space shuttle lego robot and program them to move
  • two science project display on a table
  • girls and tecehr at a table making a sewing project
  • a boy at a table making a lego robot and programing
  • teacher and students making a lego design to code

Our 2019-2020 Highlights!

  • group of dads sitting around their children who brought their kids to school

    Dad's Bring Their Kids to School Day

  • students in the class standing and stretching
  • students holding up their white boards as a way to share their work
  • person dressed in tiger costume

    Tina the Tiger in the 5th Grade Leader in Me Assembly.

  • many parents, students, teachers and kids in a crowded cafeteria with their writing work.

    Fourth Grade Publishing Celebration

  • students wearing their halloween costume walking in the school hallway

    First Grade Character Day Parade

  • six students standing on stage and a teacher. They are campaigning for student government

    5th Grade Student Government Elections

  • 3 students standing around chef and teachers while preparing a salad

    5th graders received a post Halloween treat of NY State apples as part of Grow NYC's Seed to Plate program, sponsored by the NY Mets.

  • teacher and students pose for a group picture
  • students sitting on the floor around boxes that include can good collected for city harvest

    Our hard working students- collecting the food donations. 

  • parents and their children holding turkey won during a rafle
  • four people holding won certificate
  • teacher and students preparing a salad at the lunch table

    Mr. Andersen's class making kale salad with Seed to Plate.

  • a students receives a gift from santa and his helper

    Student LIghthouse team at the Mets Holiday Party.

  • a group of students and teachers gather around a table for a special holiday lunch

    Student LIghthouse team at the Mets Holiday Party.

  • the school chorus singing on a stage and teacher playing the keyboard

    Student LIghthouse team at the Mets Holiday Party.

  • kids and parents gather around the community christmas street

    Students perform "Winter Wonderland" at the Annual Tree Lighting Event

  • 3 girls holding wood blocks and wearing antlers headbands
  • a big group of students stand together to take a trip photo
  • 2 girls playing a giant connect four game on a table
  • a class group standing next to the giving christmas tree in our school hallway

    Ms. Jordan and class 4-1A3's community service project!

  • students add more hats to the giving tree
  • teacher and students standing next to a christmas tree

    Ms. Jordan's students collecting donations to take to the 110th precinct.

  • a group of 10 parents holding their certificates for completing a workshop

    Our Parents on the last day of their Parenting Workshop.  The parents are holding their certificates for completing a six week program.

  • 2 students dressed as soldiers
  • group of violins students playing and holding their violins on stage
  • 3 music students holding their flutes
  • music teacher and two of her students holding a zaxophone
  • about 24 students standing to take a photo with their teacher and veteran visitor

    Class 5-417 had a guest speaker today to share his experiences in the military and with veterans. 

NYSCI family day at the Hall of Science

  • many students and parents outside the hall of science
  • all students and parents
  • students in the hands on activity room at the hall of science
  • a girl mixing a bowl of clay
  • kids and bowl mixing materials for their activity
  • students mixing flour and following instruction for their hands on
  • girls using white flour to design project
  • students exploring with wood sticks at the hall of science

Important Links!

Statement on Accessibility

statement accessibility logo

This is our statement on accessibility. We are working to make this website easy to access for people with disabilities. We will follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0. If you need assistance with a particular page please contact Evelyn Molina.

SASF- Beacon Program

sports and arts in school foundation

Please click above to visit SASF

P.S. 14 welcomes Sports and Arts in Schools Foundation (SASF) under the direction of :

Shantryce Hare

(718) 699-6071 ext. 1531

We look forward to launching of this great program in October 2017!

Por favor, haga clic arriba para visitar SASF

Leader In Me Parent Guide

 you can be a leader logo 

Parent Guide

 

COME & SEE US AGAIN!

700, 041 number of people who have visited the website

WebPage Visits

school kids logo