 parents
2010 NYSESLAT-Tested
Out Student List
Nineteen students received a grade of "P" (Proficient/Passing) on the NYSESLAT. Download the list here.
what students need to attend school prepared
Five things students need to be prepared to attend school.
school uniform
initiative
Read about Norman Thomas High School's
reorganization plans starting Fall 2010,
including a
school uniform initiative.
Description
of the school uniform and where to buy it.
Letter from Joel I.
Klein, Chancellor, about school budget
Read the letter from Joel I. Klein
to parents explaining our schools' current budget
situation.
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parents association
executive board nominations
Nominations are still being accepted for the
Parents Association executive board for the
2010-2011 school year. You can nominate
yourself or someone else.
La Denominación para ocupar el cargo
ejecutivo de la Asociación de Padres para el
año escolar 2010-2011 todavía está
disponible. Usted puede denominarse o a otra
persona.
citywide education
council elections
The
New York State legislature passed a new
governance bill that was signed into law by
Governor Paterson on August 11, 2009. This
school governance law extends mayoral
control of the New York City school system
and mandates the establishment of a Citywide
Council on English Language Learners and a
Citywide Council on Special Education. In
order to implement this legislation, the New
York City Department of Education is holding
special elections.
Visit the Power to the Parents website to
learn more.
Apply for School Meals Online
Visit www.nyc.gov/accessnyc to apply for School
Meals online. Families only need to submit one
application online for all their children, even if their
children attend different types of schools (public,
private or charter).
Complete the application online in any of the seven
languages on
ACCESS NYC - English, Spanish, Chinese,
Russian, Korean, Haitian Creole or Arabic.
The paper application is still available and families
who prefer that method, or would like to apply in a
language not available on ACCESS NYC (for example
Bengali, French, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Hindi, Polish
or Urdu) can obtain the application from their child's
school.
If families have any questions about the application,
they can send an email to
OSCompliance@schools.nyc.gov
or call the Office of School Food Help Desk at (718)
707-4400.
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