If you want to learn more about Juneteenth and its significance to New Yorkers and Black Americans, please visit schools.nyc.gov/Juneteenth to watch our video and find resources for learning and thinking aboutthis important day
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Parent Welcome Letter
Hi PS 205 families! Hope everyone is having a good break! Please see attached for our Principal Mrs. Mandel’s welcome letter and PTA’s Town Hall Notice. It is short notice, but please join us virtually on ZOOM this Monday, August 30, at 7:00pm to discuss information about the return to school. We will be posting more […]
Last year, a police officer put his knee on George Floyd’s neck for nine minutes and twenty-nine seconds, but to me, it felt like an eternity. I felt pain and rage, deep in my bones. It wasn’t a new feeling. I have felt that many times in my life, as a Black woman, sister, daughter, […]
Hi PS 205 families, Please see attached for information on “Summer Rising” and City and Community Education Council Elections.
We want to make sure that all our families stay healthy and safe next week by minimizing travel as much as possible. Please see the attached one-pager, containing important travel guidance and information, with all your families as soon as possible. Translations are available at schools.nyc.gov/messagesforfamilies.
Update for Families March 22 2021 When and How to Opt In to Blended Learning Beginning this Wednesday, March 24, you can visit the Learning Preference Survey at nycenet.edu/surveys/learningpreference(Open external link) to select blended learning for your child. Families can also call 311. You can change to blended learning until Wednesday, April 7. When Your Student Can Return to the School Building Students in district 3-K, Pre-K, and grades K-5, including students in District 75, who opt into blended learning during […]
Please read Chancellor Porter’s letter for more information (Full letter below). A snippet from Chancellor Porter’s letter – “The horrific anti-Asian hate crimes we’ve been seeing citywide and this week in Atlanta make it clear that we must work harder to end systemic racism. Justice and inclusivity have been pillars of my career as an […]
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