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• May 28 01:00 PM 06:00 PM

  Inwood Hill Rugby, Soccer & Gaelic Field,

  School Field Day Trip - Viaje de final año escolar

   School Field Day Trip for students in Grades 1–8!

  Please review the important details below to help us ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone.

   Trip Details: Location: Inwood Hill Rugby, Soccer & Gaelic Field, Hill Park, New York, NY 10034
  
  Bus Departure Time: 9:00 AM
  Bus Return Time: 2:00 PM
  Note: Pre-K and Kindergarten students will have their field day activities at school with their teachers.

  Transportation

  • Students will travel via school yellow buses.
  • A general permission slip will be sent home and collected by teachers.
  • Students must travel with their class on the bus to be marked present.
  • Students arriving directly at the park with parents will be marked absent.

   Parent Participation

  • Up to 5 parents per classroom may ride the bus ( More details closer to the trip date).
  • Other parents may attend independently.
  • Minors not enrolled in our school are not permitted on the bus.

   Early Departure

  • Teachers will have an Early Departure Sheet.
  • Parents wishing to take their child home from the park must sign this sheet with the teacher.

  Lunch

  • Students may bring their own lunch and water.
  • If you need a school-provided lunch, please notify your child’s teacher in advance.

  Attire

  • Each classroom will be assigned a specific shirt color for easy monitoring.
  • Please dress your child in comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes (no crocs, sandals, or open-toe footwear).

  Questions?
  Please contact Concepcion at cquezada2@schools.nyc.gov with any questions or concerns.

  We appreciate your cooperation and look forward to a fun and safe Field Day for all!

   

   

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• May 12

  Pre-K Offer Release

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• May 15

  NYC Middle School Athletic League

  NYC Middle School Athletic League
  The purpose and mission of the MSAL is to foster a citywide community of student-athletes, develop positive leadership skills and habits in our students, and teach personal responsibility through an understanding of what it means to represent one’s community.
  The spring season is officially underway, bringing teams together for an exciting lineup of games across the city and our school will play against Booker T. Washington Junior High School (M 54).

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• May 15 01:00 PM 02:00 PM

  School Cafeteria

  Getting Teens to Cooperate - Workshop for Families

  Presented by: Education Alliance – Triple P for Teens Positive Parenting Program

  Raising teenagers can be challenging, especially when it comes to getting them to follow routines, complete responsibilities, or respond respectfully. This workshop is designed to support parents and caregivers with practical, positive strategies to encourage cooperation at home.

  During this session, Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) facilitators will guide families through step‑by‑step techniques for motivating teens in a way that reduces stress and builds healthier relationships. The approach is evidence‑based, gentle, and focused on strengthening communication between parents and their teenagers.

  In this workshop, parents will learn how to:

  • Encourage responsibility by setting clear expectations teens can understand
  • Use positive communication skills to reduce arguments and resistance
  • Respond calmly and confidently when teens push limits
  • Create routines and agreements that support cooperation
  • Help teens make better choices and feel more accountable for their actions
  • Build trust and mutual respect through consistent, supportive parenting

  This is a highly practical workshop that offers real strategies families can start using the same day. Whether you’re dealing with daily battles over chores, schoolwork, screen time, or general pushback, this session will provide tools that make cooperation more likely—and family life more peaceful.

  We welcome all parents and caregivers to attend this helpful and supportive event!

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• May 19

  KA - KB Trip to Central Park Zoo

  KA and KB students will participate in an exciting field trip to the Central Park Zoo. During the visit, students will observe a variety of animals and learn about their habitats as part of their classroom science learning. This educational experience provides hands‑on learning and helps students build curiosity about animals and the natural world.

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• May 21

  59 South Kent Road Kent, CT 06757

  Senior Trip - Viaje de graduandos

   

  Place: Club Getaway

   

  Chaperones will be announced closer to the date of the trip.

  Important Details:

  • Departure Time: The bus will leave promptly at 7:50 a.m. 
  • Returning Time: 8:30 pm
  • Meals: Students must eat breakfast before boarding the bus, as eating inside the bus is not permitted.

  Recommendations:

  • Attire: Students will be engaging in physical activities, so we recommend wearing comfortable, flexible shoes and pants.
  • Mosquito Repellent: If your child is sensitive to mosquito or other insect bites, please ensure they bring mosquito repellent.
  • Water Bottles: Students should bring water bottles to stay hydrated.

  Additional Information:

  • Money: Students do not need to bring money for meals, as the Getaway Club includes meals during their stay. However, they may wish to bring money for soft drinks, candy, and souvenirs such as T-shirts, sweatshirts, and other items to remember their camping trip.

  Documents needed to attend trip:

  1. Senior Trip permission slip
  2. Senior Trip emergency contact sheet
  3. Senior Trip itinerary

   Senior Trip permission slip and emergency contact sheet must be returned to school parent coordinator a week prior to trip.

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  Lugar: Club Getaway

  Los acompañantes se anunciarán cuando la fecha del día del viaje se aproxime.

  Detalles importantes:
  Hora de salida: El autobús saldrá puntualmente a las 7:50 a. m.
  Hora de regreso: 8:30 p. m.
  Comidas: Los estudiantes deben desayunar antes de subir al autobús, ya que no se permite comer dentro .

  Recomendaciones:
  Vestimenta: Los estudiantes realizarán actividades físicas, por lo que recomendamos usar zapatos y pantalones cómodos y flexibles.

  Repelente de mosquitos: Si su hijo (a)es sensible a las picaduras de mosquitos u otros insectos, asegúrese de que traiga repelente de mosquitos.

  
  Botellas de agua: Los estudiantes deben traer botellas de agua para mantenerse hidratados.

  Información adicional:

  
  Dinero: Los estudiantes no necesitan traer dinero para las comidas, ya que el Club Getaway incluye comidas durante su estancia. Sin embargo, pueden traer dinero para refrescos, dulces y recuerdos como camisetas, sudaderas y otros artículos para recordar su acampada.

  Documentos necesarios para asistir al viaje:
  Permiso de viaje para estudiantes de último año
  Hoja de contacto de emergencia para el viaje para estudiantes de último año
  Itinerario del viaje para estudiantes de último año

  
  El permiso de viaje para estudiantes de último año y la hoja de contacto de emergencia deben devolverse a la  coordinadora de padres de la escuela una semana antes.

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