As the 2020–21 school year comes to a close, we're celebrating our students' hard work this year by highlighting some of our favorite entries from the DOE's yearlong "Show Your Schoolwork" series!
The Morning BellJune 25, 2021
As our yearlong #ShowYourSchoolworkNYC series approaches the final weeks of the 2020–21 school year, we want YOU to send us great examples of student work completed by the Class of 2021! Send us great student work completed by NYC students in kindergarten and in grades 8 and 12 for a chance to be featured in our ongoing series!
After a citywide transition to remote instruction on February 1–2, all NYC district elementary, early childhood education, and District 75 buildings will be open on Wednesday, February 3, 2021. All programs and activities will be held as scheduled.
The Morning BellFebruary 2, 2021
Students, parents, and teachers: send us YOUR examples of great student work completed during the 2020–21 school year for the chance to be featured in our yearlong #ShowYourSchoolworkNYC series!
The Morning BellJanuary 22, 2021
New York City public schools are home to some of the most talented young visual artists in the country. As our #ShowYourSchoolworkNYC series continues, we're highlighting a student's exceptional artwork that was shared with us this fall.
The Morning BellJanuary 5, 2021
We asked NYC students, teachers, and parents to #ShowYourSchoolworkNYC, and many of you answered the call! From advanced genetics presentations to Frida Kahlo-inspired self-portraits, check out what three City students completed for their classes earlier this school year!
The Morning BellDecember 22, 2020
After a citywide transition to remote instruction on 12/17, all NYC public school students in grades 3K–5 and District 75 will return to in-person learning on Friday, December 18, 2020. Students in grades 6–12 will continue to learn remotely.
The Morning BellDecember 17, 2020
Due to expected severe weather conditions, all New York City public school buildings will close and transition to remote learning on Thursday, December 17, 2020. All students will be expected to log on to their online classrooms and engage with their school work from home.
The Morning BellDecember 16, 2020
After temporarily closing all school buildings in mid-November, the NYC Department of Education will reopen City public school buildings for in-person instruction beginning on Monday, December 7.
Richard A. CarranzaDecember 1, 2020
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The Morning BellNovember 30, 2020
All NYC public schools will switch to full-time remote instruction until further notice.
Richard A. CarranzaNovember 18, 2020
As blended and remote learning continues across New York City throughout the 2020–21 school year, City public school students are completing their school assignments with outstanding work worthy of any school bulletin board. In celebration of our students’ efforts this year, we’re inviting City public school students, teachers, and families to participate in our yearlong “Show Your Schoolwork” series—let us know what great schoolwork you’ve finished (or helped finish) this school year, and send us pictures or video about the work by completing our online “Show Your Schoolwork NYC” intake form!
The Morning BellNovember 12, 2020
From November 2–15, 2020, NYC public school students who are currently in remote-only instructional settings can switch to in-person learning for the 2020–2021 school year. Learn more about Blended Learning and the DOE's Learning Preference Form, and make your selection by November 15!
The Morning BellNovember 4, 2020
As New York begins its recovery from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, NYC public schools are preparing for in-school instruction this fall. Learn more about the health and safety protocols that the NYC Department of Education will be implementing across all City public schools for the 2020–2021 school year.
The Morning BellSeptember 16, 2020
As our #DOEconnected series continues, we catch up with a 2020 Big Apple Award-winning teacher who talks with us about how she has adapted her in-person instructional practices when she transitioned to remote instruction last spring.
The Morning BellAugust 28, 2020
When NYC schools transitioned to remote learning this past spring, many wondered how schools could maintain a sense of "community" for their students, staff members, and families. As our #DOEconnected series continues, we catch up with a 2020 Big Apple Award-winning teacher who talked about her methods for maintaining close relationships with students and colleagues in an era of social distancing.
The Morning BellAugust 7, 2020
Amid the challenges of the current health crisis, Principal Jodie Cohen and the James Madison High School (JMHS) community have been working harder than ever to identify and implement tools that work best for their community. For this week's edition of #DOEconnected, learn how one principal used what worked with her students and staff to create best practices!
The Morning BellJuly 31, 2020
As any pre-k teacher or parent could tell you, it can be pretty tough keeping a young child's attention for more than a couple of minutes. For this week's edition of #DOEconnected, learn how one pre-k teacher (and 2020 Big Apple Award winner) uses the power of ventriloquy to keep her students engaged for remote learning!
The Morning BellJuly 24, 2020
Let's Learn NYC!, the City's very own TV show for children in grades 3–K through 2, is airing new episodes on THIRTEEN all summer long. Learn more about the show, including broadcast times, and stream previously-aired episodes anytime!
The Morning BellJuly 16, 2020
Beginning Thursday, July 16, the NYC Department of Education is hosting virtual info sessions for students and families to discuss the reopening of City schools this fall. Register today, and be sure to submit any questions you have about the upcoming school year with your registration!
The Morning BellJuly 14, 2020
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