There are two parent meetings scheduled for October 27:
* 3:00 - Title I PAC meeting (budget meeting)
* 3:30 - Parent Association Meeting, including voting for new parent members to the PA, the SLT and the PAC.
The link is the same for both meetings. Log in any time after 3 pm to participate.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsd-mspzovH9JlzSX5MpEFcOkwiD6MZMds
Use this link to translate any zoom meeting into your preferred language:
Last call to pick up the children's LAST YEAR materials, Wednesday October 7 or 14 from 2 to 3 pm in the afternoon.
On October 15 we are donating all remaining materials!
Join us for our next Parent Association Meeting on Tuesday, October 6 at 3:30 pm.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86043491459?pwd=Z2JWRnJ1UjZLc2VCTTJ6ZGtqU1owUT09
Meeting ID: 860 4349 1459
Passcode: 147583
Mobile: +16465588656,,86043491459#,,,,,,0#,,147583# US (New York)
The mayor moved back the start date for In Person Learning to Tuesday, September 29th. ALL LEARNING IS REMOTE Monday through Friday, September 21-25. These are "full school days" that begin on line from home in Google Classroom at 8:35. Morning announcements are streamed through your teacher's Google Classroom at 8:40, and you never know who our special guest might be, so we hope you are on time every day to school!
The cohorts and "in person calendars" are explained here: http://fairview.echalksites.com/202021_cohorts_pages
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_090420_90653.pdf
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.
Click here to keep your child home to learn 100% remotely.
Here are former Principal's Messages:
Here is the DOE page with up to the minute information about returning to school in Fall 2020.
Click Here to 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.
LAST CALL TO PICK UP LAST YEAR'S MATERIALS:
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 and WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14 between 2:00 and 3:00 PM
On October 15, all leftover materials will be donated. Thank you!
Parents, you may come either Wednesday or Thursday or Friday (Sept 23-25) of this week at the following times, according to the first initial of your LAST NAME to pick up last year's materials.
Los padres, vienen cualquier día, (miércoles o jueves o viernes 23-25 de septiembre) en los siguientes horarios, de acuerdo con la primera inicial de su APELLIDO
para recoger los materiales del año pasado:
Last name, A-B 9:00
C-D 9:30
E-F-G 10:00
H-I- J-K-L 10:30
M 11:00
N-O-P 12:00
Q-R-S 12:30
T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z 1:00
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/
To be able to view your child’s report card you will need to visit 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: ************
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
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 2 2 1.pdf
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.
There are two parent meetings scheduled for October 27:
* 3:00 - Title I PAC meeting (budget meeting)
* 3:30 - Parent Association Meeting, including voting for new parent members to the PA, the SLT and the PAC.
The link is the same for both meetings. Log in any time after 3 pm to participate.
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsd-mspzovH9JlzSX5MpEFcOkwiD6MZMds
Use this link to translate any zoom meeting into your preferred language:
Last call to pick up the children's LAST YEAR materials, Wednesday October 7 or 14 from 2 to 3 pm in the afternoon.
On October 15 we are donating all remaining materials!
Join us for our next Parent Association Meeting on Tuesday, October 6 at 3:30 pm.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86043491459?pwd=Z2JWRnJ1UjZLc2VCTTJ6ZGtqU1owUT09
Meeting ID: 860 4349 1459
Passcode: 147583
Mobile: +16465588656,,86043491459#,,,,,,0#,,147583# US (New York)
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
Attendance Goals
Attendance is one of our highest priorities! I announced to the students that any grade that achieves 97% attendance in the month of March, will get to color my hair: their choice or color! But I will only dye my hair if a grade achieves 97 percent attendance for the entire month. Please help our students achieve their goal.
“Come by 8 so we’re not late!” But if you wake up late, come to school anyway: better late than not at all. If it is raining or snowing, take your time and be safe, but be here! We can only teach your children when they are in school.
Important Dates
March 4 Parent Teacher Conferences 12:30 – 2:30 or 4:30 – 7:30
March 10 STEAM Night – Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math activities for families 4 pm – 6 pm
March 25 & 26 ELA State Exams (grades 3,4,5)
Apr 9 - Apr 19 Spring Break
April 22 & 23 Math State Exams (grades 3,4,5)
May 5 Leadership Through Service Night 4:30 – 7:30
ELA and Math Schedule Changes for Lunch
Period Time Grade (s) Eating
3 9:55-10:45 2nd/1st
4 10:50-11:40 3rd /1st
5 11:45-12:35 4th
6 12:40-1:30 5th
Have a wonderful Spring Season!
Sincerely,
Heather Benson
Principal, PS 14Q The Fairview school
Richard A. Carranza, Chancellor
Lawrence Pendergast, Executive Superintendent, Queens North
Madelene Chan, Community Superintendent
Charles Simic, Deputy 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
Dad's Bring Their Kids to School Day
5th Grade Leader in Me Assembly. 5th graders presented their class missions.
SHOWING OFF OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT JERSEY DAY
Fourth Grade Publishing Celebration
First Grade Character Day Parade
5th Grade Student Government Elections
The incredible Chef George, from Garden to Cafe, with some of our amazing kitchen staff.
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.
2019-2020 City Harvest Food Drive
Our hard working students- collecting the food donations.
Mr. Andersen's class making kale salad with Seed to Plate.
Kristen and Jinky from Seed to Plate making kale salad with 5th graders.
Student LIghthouse team at the Mets Holiday Party.
Student LIghthouse team at the Mets Holiday Party.
Student LIghthouse team at the Mets Holiday Party.
Students perform "Winter Wonderland" at the Annual Tree Lighting Event
Brandon Nimmo with our SLH 's holiday card!
P.S. 14's Giving Tree 2019-2020
Thank you classes
4-1A3, 4-1A4 and 4-1A2!
Ms. Jordan and class 4-1A3's community service project!
Thanks to everyone who donated to our Giving Tree this year!
Class 2-319 donated to P.S. 14's Giving Tree!
Thank you!!
Ms. Jordan's students collecting donations to take to the 110th precinct.
Thanks Ms. Luzzette for helping to coordinate this amazing community service project.
Our Parents on the last day of their Parenting Workshop. The parents are holding their certificates for completing a six week program.
classes 5-417 & 5-411 are visited by the Vietnam Veterans on 8 January.
Class 5-417 had a guest speaker today to share his experiences in the military and with veterans.
Francisco Moya and District Leader Aridia Espinal Invite you to the 39th Christmas tree lighting Ceremony at the William F. Moore Park.
It was a night of Christmas Caroling.
PS 14 Winter Concert 2019
Cheering our team who began their tournament at home.
It was a great experience for them to learn about our local government and what is being done to improve our community.
Students suggest proposal for laws and knowing the their voices will be heard.
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