Our First Student Council Elections took place today! Students got the opportunity to participate in elections for student council and were given the opportunity to have their voice heard at JDHS. Student Council would like to create a space for students to develop leadership skills […]
John Dewey H.S. Hosts The Brooklyn High School Fair Students and families from all over came out to see all that Brooklyn high schools had to offer them. We at John Dewey H.S. were happy to host this event and […]
First day of school is Wednesday, September 5, 2018 NEW Student Schedule
John Dewey High School will be hosting the boro-wide High School Fair for prospective 9th graders for the 2019-2020 School Year. All Middle School students are encouraged to attend to learn about Brooklyn High Schools and the programs they offer.
All parents are invited to meet your child’s teachers and learn all of the things you need to know as your children progress through High School.
Our First Student Council Elections took place today! Students got the opportunity to participate in elections for student council and were given the opportunity to have their voice heard at JDHS.
Student Council would like to create a space for students to develop leadership skills by facilitating activities that promote positive school culture and Civic Engagement in our community. The student council is a voice for the student body — They help share student ideas, interest and concerns with the school wide community. Our Student Council wants to represent you!
If you are interested in Student Council we meet on Tuesdays at 3:00 pm in the Library.
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Dear Families,
Tomorrow, Tuesday, November 6, is the nationwide General Election. Students do not attend school that day, and staff will participate in professional development.
As many of our students are first-time voters this year, we want to encourage them to go to the polls and start building a habit of lifetime civic participation. By voting yourselves, you show your children that New Yorkers can directly shape the future of our City, State, and Country.
If you are registered to vote, please make a plan to vote and remember to flip your ballot. Polling locations will be open across the City from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
You can find a guide to voting on the DOE website at: schools.nyc.gov/electionday.
We look forward to seeing you at the polls.
Sincerely,
Richard Carranza
Chancellor
Bill de Blasio
Mayor
Look at our Pre-Med and HOSA students!
Sporting their scrubs and supporting Breast Cancer Awareness!
Our students are on the road to success!
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