the 9th graders were delayed in their departure from Sharpe Reservation. We expect them to return to the school at approximately 5-5:30 pm.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Our 9th Graders have arrived safe and sound at Sharpe Reservation for their Crew Orientation!
You can read about their activities and see pictures of them, as well as send them a message through the New York City Outward Bound Schools Blog. Click here to access the blog:
2013 Crew Orientation Blog
Walk-in NYPD Police Exam
Sunday, June 23, 2013
@ The College of Staten Island
Go to: NYPDrecruit.com for more
details.
Considering a Future in the
Military?
New York City Service Academy
Night is
On May 28, 2013
@ St. Francis College in Brooklyn.
You will have the opportunity to
meet with representatives from the:
US Military Academy
US Naval Academy
US Coast Guard
Academy
US Merchant Marine
Academy
US Air Force Academy
Army, Navy and Air Force ROTC
RSVP at:
Academy_nominations@gillibrand.sentate.gov
McCown’s October
Overnight College Tour
still has available
seats.
The price is $200
per student for transportation, hotel & meals to visit:
SUNY Delhi, SUNY New Paltz, SUNY Oneonta & Marist
College.
See Ms. Reingold for
permission slips & more information.
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REGISTRATION DATES:
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Monday JUNE 3
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Tuesday JUNE 4
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Wednesday JUNE 5
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Thursday JUNE 6
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LOCATION:
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College of Staten Island
South Administration Building
1A
— Room
208
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HOURS:
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9:30AM — 4:30PM
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FALL COLLEGE NOW REGISTRATION INFORMATION
the following information must be presented at the time of registration (get these from Ms. Reingold):
1.
A copy of a current transcript
2.
A copy of student’s social security card (If you do not have one, the college will assign a temporary ID#)
3.
A copy of SAT/PSAT scores (if needed to document the student has fulfilled course prerequisites)
4.
A completed College Now Registration form
5.
A completed College Now Parent/Guardian Consent form
6. Immunization Certification Form (*Only
Part #1 must be completed for College Now)
Do NOT return Immunization Certification Form to Health Center
*Please note that students are not required to register in person. A parent can register for the student
provided they bring the required documentation.
Below is the description of each course, course prerequisite and schedule.
PSY 100 Psychology - 3 credits Mondays — 3:30pm – 6:20pm
A study of the important facts and theories concerning human behavior
and its motivation. Included will be: research methodology; at least
three topics from learning, cognition, testing, physiology, and
phenomenology; and at least three topics from personality,
psychopathology, emotion and motivation, history and systems,
development, and social factors. Topics will be related to major trends
in recent cultural history and to current social and moral issues.
POL 100 American Government and Politics - 3 credits
Saturdays — 9:00am – 11:30am
A study of the structure and operations of the American political
system, the process of its evolution, the philosophical principles and theories on which it rests, the
social pressures and forces operating on it.
SOC 100 Sociology – 3 credits Saturdays — 9:00am
– 11:30am
A study of modern society with emphasis on such fundamental groupings
as the family, class, the community, the state, the interaction between
cultures and the individual, and the processes by which institutions
come into being and develop, and important
social theories.
Com 100 Introduction to Media - 3 credits Saturdays —
9:00am —11:30am
An introduction to media, providing an overview of the media
industries, as well as the political, social, and cultural uses of
modern media.
* Prerequisite for all courses:
A grade of 75 or higher on the ELA Regents
or 480 SAT/ 500 PSAT on the Critical Reading
NYU Summer Institute is now accepting applications!
For more information visit the scps.nyu.edu/hssummerinstitute01
If you have a question, feel free to call 212 998-7006
Dear Parents,
Our school will be implementing protocols that will focus on emergency preparedness in all NYC Public Schools.
Every school currently has procedures for emergencies. Drills are conducted throughout the year to prepare our staff and students, and make improvements in emergency planning. Under the new General Response Protocol (GRP), every school will be conducting drills designed to help prepare all school communities for three different types of response to emergencies that may occur: evacuation, shelter-in, and lockdown.
Training has begun in many schools and will continue for staff and students throughout the school year. This training is designed to be age appropriate and to ensure that students understand the importance of these drills without causing unnecessary alarm. Please review the General Response Protocols that have been given to all students, and discuss these procedures with your child.
You are encouraged to take advantage of the many resources that are available to keep families informed if there is an emergency at a school. All families are reminded to update the Emergency Contact Cards that are on file in our main office. This includes providing information indicating phone numbers, and the names of adults to whom the school may release children in an emergency. Families are also encouraged to register with Notify NYC (
https://a858-nycnotify.nyc.gov/notifynyc/) to receive information about emergency events, and call 311 for additional information about a school during an emergency.
Parents: Sign Up for School Updates
The City’s public notification program, Notify NYC, now sends updates for emergency situations at school and other events that have an impact on the school day by phone, text message, or e-mail to parents and guardians who sign up for the service. The service updates parents about delayed school openings and early dismissals, student relocations, and temporary school closures related to weather or other unexpected events. Parents and guardians can choose to receive alerts for up to five zip codes, and will receive notifications about schools within those zip codes.
Sign up either by visiting www.nyc.gov/notifynyc or by calling 311.
Access Important Information on Your Student
The New York City Department of Education's Achievement Reporting and Innovation System (ARIS) provides a single place where our educators can go to find and study important information about your child. Principals and teachers use this information to find out how best to help your child.
ARIS Parent Link makes this same important information available for you, so you can work together with your child, principal and teacher to help your child learn. ARIS Parent Link uses secure login procedures to be sure that a child's information can be seen only by authorized members of his or her family.