FLYERS FROM THE PARENT ASSOCIATION: 

PLEASE SEE THE MENTAL HEALTH FLYER. 

PLEASE SEE THE ART CLASS FLYER.

PLEASE SEE THE COOKING CLASS FLYER.

PLEASE SEE THE MICROSOFT TRAINING FLYER.

MESSAGE FROM THE PARENT'S ASSOCIATION: 

Through the funding of Title I 1% set-aside (for Parent Engagement), this year we are able to bring the following services to our school’s parents.  All workshops and classes will be virtual for parents.

1. Managing Mental Health Workshop
2. Time Management Workshop
3. Microsoft Training
4. Art Class
5. Cooking Class
6. New York Times Online Subscription
7. Meetings Interpretation/Translation

Some of the services above have limited capacity.  For those services, we will be sending out forms to sign up for first come first come basis.  As each workshop and class information becomes available, our school will share the dates and times, and/or sign-up forms.

If there are any questions regarding these services or Title I 1% set-aside fund, please email Title I PAC Chair  at 22k234title1pac@schools.nyc.gov.

Currently, we are asking any interested parents for the online New York Times Subscription to sign up and provided required information using this form here, https://forms.gle/yreiALrqtzRtMCqY9. 

COVID Positive Case Information: 

Out of an abundance of caution, we are sharing that we have (a) Positive COVID Case(s).

Please read the letter(s) from Ms. Flynn

Positive COVID Case(s) April 22, 2021

Our blended learning students in grades 6-8 for in-person learning starting on Thursday, February 25th require a COVID Consent Form on file.

• Submitting consent to have your child tested for COVID-19 in school is quick and easy. If you have already submitted consent, we encourage you to do so again to ensure your student has the latest form on file. There are two easy ways to submit:
• Fill out the form online using a New York City Schools Account (NYCSA) 
• If you already have a NYCSA account linked to your student(s): Log in, click your student’s name, click “Manage Account,” and then when a dropdown menu appears, click “Consent Forms.” Read the page, and then choose the consent option at the end for your student.
• If you do not already have a NYCSA account: You can create one right away! If you have an account creation code from Ms. Guttenplan,Parent Coordinator, Cell # 347 563-4642  MGuttenplan@schools.nyc.gov, If you need your creation code, please email her with your name, student's full name and OSIS#. She will be able  to provide for you a unique creation code to set up your account. VERY IMPORTANT--THIS IS A PARENT ACCOUNT NOT A STUDENT ACCOUNT. She can only give creation codes to parents. She can not give this to students. You must email her directly from your email address not from your child's is234 gmail. Please do NOT ask your child to email her for this information. Thank you for your cooperation.
• You can create a full account in approximately five minutes, and then provide consent as described above. If you do not have an account creation code from your school, you can still provide your consent right away by clicking “Manage Consent” under “COVID-19 Testing” and filling out your and your child’s information to provide consent.
• Print and sign the form and bring it to your child’s school on the first day they are back in the school building. A printable PDF file is available in ten languages: Consent Forms.

Updated Daily Health Screening Question and COVID-19 School Health Policy and Health

SIGN IN WITH "GUEST SCREENING"

Based on continuing guidance from health officials and evolving DOE policies, the DOE has updated the first daily health screening question to include the following scenarios:

• Have you experienced any symptoms of COVID-19, including a fever of 100.0 degrees fahrenheit or greater, a new cough, new loss of taste or smell or shortness of breath within the past 10 days?  
  • If the answer is No—go to the next question. 
  • If the answer is Yes, and I have received a negative result from a COVID-19 test since the onset of symptoms AND I have not had symptoms for at least 24 hours—go to the next question. 
  • If the answer is Yes, and I am not in the category above—no further screening is needed. The employee/guest may not enter the building.   

Please see the letter from the DOE about how to return to a school building from COVID. 

Click here to read Chancellor Porter's 1st Letter to the Families March 19, 2021

Click here to read Chancellor Porter's Reflection Letter to the Families April 20, 2021

Click here to read Chancellor Porter's DOE Family Update

Please see Ms. Flynn's letter to all Cunningham families about the DOE Reopening Plan. 

Please see Ms. Flynn's letter to all Cunningham, families about our NEW Cohort E. 

Please see Ms. Flynn's April letter to all Cunningham families. 

Cohorts A, B, C & E Calendars 

April 2021 Calendar

May 2021 Calendar

CLICK HERE FOR STUDENT PROGRAMS

YOUR CLASS WILL BE POSTED on MyStudent.nyc or PupilPath

 CHECK  BACK SOON

ONLY A PARENT OR GUARDIAN CAN REQUEST THE CREATION CODE FOR THE NYC SCHOOLS ACCOUNT.  IT HAS TO COME FROM A PARENT'S EMAIL ACCOUNT.

Include child's full first and last name (FIRST & LAST) OSIS number (student ID)  email mguttenplan@schools.nyc.gov

Bell Schedule

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM: Late registration/change request

Open 2020-2021

After School Clubs

Grading Policy for Remote and Blended-Learning Models

A letter from Richard A. Carranza, Chancellor of the New York City Department of Education.

Summary of Key Components of Grading Policy in 2020-21

Translated versions here:

https://www.schools.nyc.gov/about-us/news/chancellor-s-message-for-families