Tag: Parent-Teacher Conferences
Ready for Parent Teacher Conferences?
NYC’s public schools are hosting their first set of Parent Teacher Conferences in September 2018. Check out September’s conference schedule, and consider some of our conference tips and sample questions to make the most out of this month’s conferences!
We’re BAAACCKK (to School)
See what’s ahead for NYC’s public schools in September 2018. Highlights include the First Day of School, Rosh Hashanah, and the year’s first set of Parent Teacher Conferences.
Weather Advisory: All NYC Public Schools Will Be Open on March 7
City schools will be in session, and afterschool programs will continue as planned. PSAL events, Parent Teacher Conferences, and field trips that use yellow bus service will be cancelled and rescheduled. Evening adult education and YABC programs will be cancelled.
Time for Parent Teacher Conferences
NYC’s public schools are hosting Parent Teacher Conferences throughout March 2018. Check out March’s conference schedule, and consider some of our conference tips and sample questions for parents.
The Ides of March
See what’s ahead for NYC public schools in March 2018. Highlights this month include Parent Teacher Conferences, SAT School Day, and the start of Spring Recess.
It’s Time to Talk
This year’s first round of parent teacher conferences are scheduled throughout November; check out these tips and suggested questions to make the most out of your conferences!
Gobbling the Month Away
The Month Ahead (November 2017) – Highlights include Election Day, Parent Teacher Conferences, and Thanksgiving recess
There and Back (to School) Again
The Month Ahead (September 2017)
The Month Ahead (March 2017)
With Parent-Teacher Conferences taking place this month across the City, parents can speak with teachers and learn more about their children’s academic progress.
Chancellor Fariña’s Tips for Parent-Teacher Conferences
Are you attending a Parent-Teacher Conference this week? Here are tips and hints from Chancellor Carmen Fariña on how parents can have a successful […]
