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The NYC Kids RISE Save for College Program is a scholarship & savings initiative supporting the futures of NYC Public Schools students, regardless of family income or immigration status.
nyckidsrise.org/save-for-col… For more info call 833-543-7473 or email: [email protected]
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Is your student in their final year of elementary school?
It's the time to explore their middle school options for the 2025-2026 school year! 🐢
You can access their personalized online application through MySchools.nyc. 🤳
Learn more at: on.nyc.gov/MS.
🌟 Calling All Amazing Parents! 🌟
Our PTA at PS304 is looking for volunteers! This is a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference in our children’s school experience. Whether you have a few hours a week or just a bit of time now and then, every little bit helps!
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REMINDER: NYC Public Schools will be closed on Monday, November 11, 2024 in observance of #VeteransDay.
schools.nyc.gov/calendar
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Our 2025-2026 middle school applications are now open! 🙌
Get a head start on your application by visiting: on.nyc.gov/2IoeRlS 🚀
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❤️Just because...❤️😊 #MentalHealthMatters #kindness #motivation #compassion #sel #EquityInAction #makingadifference
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Good morning, D8 families, Happy Wednesday!! Wishing you a day full of smiles!! @jen_joynt @AnyaMunce @CamilleKinlock @FLCDIST8 @District8FSC @JoeM08422492 @DOEChancellor @ruxdanika @DanWeisbergNYC @CECD8Bronx @AmandaFariasNYC @Fernandez4NY @KristyforNY
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Happy National Principals Month! Sending a huge thank you to all the incredible principals who lead with dedication and inspire our students every day. Your impact is invaluable! #ThankAPrincipal #NationalPrincipalsMonth
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It's the teacher that makes the difference, not the classroom.
#education #teachers #leadership
#autism #sped
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ALT “Lots of kids come to school with invisible backpacks weighted with struggles. Stress, worry, fear, anxiety, trauma, unmet physical needs, loneliness, anger, sadness, and hopelessness can make them so heavy; too heavy for learning to happen. Notice and love them instead.” —Bethany Hill, Principal



































