June is Pride Month. Check out the DOE’s commemorative, age-appropriate list of books for students in grades 3-K through 12, and celebrate Pride Month throughout the rest of the month and beyond!
Start planning for next year; New York City's 2022–2023 public school calendar is here! Available in 10 languages, the new calendar includes info about the next school year's most important dates, including the First Day of School, parent-teacher conference nights, and the start of Spring Recess.
We made it to the last month of the 2021–22 school year! See what's happening in NYC public schools in June 2022. Highlights this month include Anniversary Day, Juneteenth, New York State Regents Exams, and the last day of the 2021–22 school year!
Our ongoing Hidden Voices series continues with our profile of Dr. Mabel Ping-Hua Lee, the Chinese-American scholar, suffragist, and minister who once led a parade of 10,000 people down Fifth Avenue in support of universal voting rights.
Submitted an application for NYC pre-kindergarten programs earlier this year? Check your MySchools account for your child's pre-K offer letter, and accept your offer today!
Applied for an NYC middle school program earlier this year? Check your MySchools account for your child's middle school offer letter, and see if they've been waitlisted for any programs!
Due to recent increases in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations across the five boroughs, New York City is now at a high alert level for COVID-19. Learn what this means for NYC public schools and how you and your family can follow proven precautions in the days and weeks ahead to protect your family and fellow New Yorkers.
Beginning this school year, and every year going forward, kindergarten students enrolled in NYC public schools automatically receive NYC Scholarship Accounts with an initial $100 towards higher education. Learn more about NYC Scholarship Accounts, including how to receive up to an additional $200 in rewards for your child's account, and start saving today!
This month, New York City public schools across the five boroughs are celebrating Asian American/Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month by reflecting upon the contributions of generations of Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans throughout U.S. history. Join in on the celebration with our list of suggested events, digital resources, and books for students and New Yorkers of all ages!
Join us all week long as we honor teachers across the five boroughs for their extraordinary service on behalf of City students! Use our official DOE All Stars web tool to send a note of appreciation to the teachers who have made a difference in your life, and consider nominating them for a 2022 Big Apple Award!
As we enter the last full month of the 2021–22 school year, see what's happening in NYC public schools in May 2022! Highlights include Eid al-Fitr, Teacher Appreciation Week, and Memorial Day.
NYC families with students currently in grades K–8 can enroll in Summer Rising, the City's free, full-day, academic and enrichment program for summer learning. Learn more about Summer Rising, including activities, supports, services, and eligibility requirements, and apply today to secure your child's spot!
Between now and May 6, NYC residents who are 14-24 years old and are legally allowed to work in the U.S. can apply for the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP), the nation's largest youth employment service! Learn more about SYEP, and apply today for your chance at obtaining an entry-level job in a variety of industries across the five boroughs! But hurry; applications are due by May 6, 2022!
NYC public school students entering grades K–12 in September 2022 can apply now for free summer camps, courses, and internships through STEM Matters NYC! Learn more about these outstanding summer enrichment programs in science, technology, engineering, and math, and submit your application by Tuesday, April 19!
See what's happening in NYC public schools this month! Highlights include Spring Recess, deadlines for 3-K admissions and the 2022 NYC School Survey, and New York State's upcoming mathematics exams for students in grades 3–8.
As we continue with our ongoing Hidden Voices series, we're featuring Emily W. Roebling, the acting engineer responsible for the construction and completion of New York's "Eighth Wonder of the World," the Brooklyn Bridge!
Women's History Month may be in March, but "herstory" isn't limited to 31 days a year! Check out some of the resources, including online exhibitions, documentaries, and booklists available for students and families that highlight the contributions women have made—and continue to make—on the world as we know it, all year round!
We've extended the deadline to complete your 2022 NYC School Survey! If you're a City parent/guardian, teacher, or staff member in public school grades 3-K through 12, or a student in grades 6–12, learn more about this year's Survey, and submit your answers by the new deadline on Friday, April 15, 2022!
As we pass the midway point of March, it's time once again to check out the latest learning programs, workshops, contests, scholarships, and employment opportunities available to NYC students this month!
Time is running out! NYC families with children born in 2018 have until Friday, March 18 to submit their 2022 Pre-K applications. Learn more about the City's Pre-K Admissions process, including eligibility requirements, availability, and program options, and complete your child's application TODAY.
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