Math and Science Parent Workshop at J.D.H.S.
Tuesday November 15 2011 at 6p.m.
Come meet our Assistant Principals
Learn tools to help your child with regent testing
See what your child is learning
More information contact Kristine Gattuso 718-373-6400 ext.1672 or kgattuso@schools.nyc.gov
Social Studies and English Parent Workshop at J.D.H.S.
Wednesday December 14 2011 at 6p.m.
Come meet our Assistant Principals
Learn tools to help your child with regent testing
See what your child is learning
More information contact Kristine Gattuso 718-373-6400 ext.1672 or kgattuso@schools.nyc.gov
9th Grade Parent Information Session
Tuesday September 27th 5:30
For more information contact Kristine Gattuso 718-373-6400 ext.1672 or kgattuso@schools.nyc.gov
If you have not handed in your lunch form
here is an easy way to do it online.
Go to:
http://www.opt-osfns.org/osfns/meals/default.aspx
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Parents guide to College
Brought to you by The New York Urban League &
The Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz
To download the Parents Guide to College go to:
http://www.nyul.org/files/Parents_Guide_to_COLLEGEcpr.pdf
Brooklyn Public Library Players
Admission is FREE!
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January 29, 2012
Jerry Grossman, violoncello
Korliss Uecker, soprano
Diane Walsh, piano
February 26, 2012
The Brooklyn Rider String Quartet
Johnny Gandelsman and Colin Jacobsen, violins
Nicholas Cords, viola
Eric Jacobsen, violoncello
@
The Central Library
10 Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11238
718.230.2100
www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org
Downtown Camp Fair
The event will start on: 28/Jan @ 12:00 pm | And will end on: 28/Jan @ 3:00 pm
The 8th Annual Camp Fair Series, produced by New York Family magazine and the American Camp Association, provides an opportunity for parents to connect with over 30 camps. Camp Fairs are free events that are held all over New York and New Jersey to help parents make more informative decisions on their child's summer schedule. Parents and future campers will be able to speak with camp directors and staff, participate in giveaways, and have fun!
86 4th Ave. (between 10th and 11th Sts.)
Manhattan, New York 10003
Nearest Subway: 4, 5, 6, 6X @14th St. - Union Square
Admission: Free 12pm - 3pm
More Info Phone #: (212) 268-8600
Email: lmishkin@manhattanmedia.com
Related Link: http://www.newyorkfamilycamps.com
New York's College Goal Sunday
The event will start on: 05/Feb @ 11:00 am | And will end on: 05/Feb @ 2:00 pm
New York's College Goal Sunday is a financial aid event that recruits volunteers to help graduating seniors and their parents apply for Federal Student Aid and the New York State Tuition Assistance Program ( TAP) for college. Five (5) participating students will be eligible to apply for a $ 500.00 scholarship for college. New York's College Goal Sunday will be held in each of the 5 boroughs in New York City. Register to attend the event by going to our website @ www.collegegoalsundayny.com
Location
3000
Bronx, New York 10461
Public High School
More Info
Contact Person: James F. Rodriguz
Phone #: (866) 509-5921
Email: jrodrig32@schools.nyc.gov
Related Link: http://www.collegegoalsundayny.com
Bilingual Job Fair
Time: April 11, 2012
from 10am to 3pm
Location: Metropolitan Pavilion - North Pavilion
Street: 110 W 19th Street
City/Town: New York, NY 10011
Website or Map:www.metropolitanevents.com
Phone: (954) 678.1807
Are you bilingual and live in the New York area?
Do you speak English and Spanish or Portuguese?
Join us on April 11, 2012 for the New York Bilingual Professional Job Fair.
This is your opportunity to meet with top quality employers seeking diversity in bilingual, professional candidates.
Bring plenty of copies of your resume and dress to impress, many employers will be hosting on site interviews.
We encourage you to visit regularly for an updated company listing.
To pre-register for this event go to the website below
and then be sure to select "Will Attend" under RSVP
JOB FAIR
A New Initiative to Combat Bullying
Students who are victims of harassment and intimidation by their peers now have access to a telephone hotline to professional counselors.
The phone number for the hotline is 212-709-3222.
It will be staffed from 2:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, by professionals from the Mental Health Association of New York City. Students can call for services in English, Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese and other languages, translated immediately.
The UFT is providing a grant of more than $50,000 to pay for the first year of the initiative, which also includes workshops for parents and school staff to help schools build on their own anti-bullying programs. The U.F.T plans to expand the hotline services in January for students to connect through text messaging and online chat.
The new hotline is part of a wider initiative called BRAVE (Building Respect, Acceptance, and Voice through Education), announced Wednesday by the United Federation of Teachers with support from the Mental Health Association of New York City. It will connect students with clinicians and mental health professionals who can provide supportive listening, crisis intervention, suicide risk assessments and advice on crisis de-escalation
Parents here is some scholarship information please click link here
BoroPark OBGYN Is Offering Free Seminars
1414 Newkirk Avenue-Suite A
Brooklyn, New York 11226
718-693-1011
KATARZYNA PERLMAN, MD
We Be Hosting
FREE SEMINARS
STD'S
Safe Sex Practices
Teen Pregnancy
Annual GYN Visits
Please Call Denise At:
718-928-2261
TO MAKE A RESERVATION
Free Ballroom dance classes
FIAO Beacon Community Center @ IS 96
99 Avenue P
Brooklyn, NY 11204
718 232-2266
Sponsored by Federation of Italian American Organizations of Brooklyn
7403 18th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11204
781 259-2828
contact: Carmine Santa Maria (718) 490-0109
Kristine Gattuso
Parent Coordinator
John Dewey H.S.
50 Avenue X
Brooklyn N.Y. 11223
718-373-6400 ext 1672
Fax 718-266-4385
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
As the parents or guardians of John Dewey High School students’ you are a part of this learning community. You might say that your children are older now; you don’t have to be as involved. The truth of the matter is that you’re needed now more than ever.
At John Dewey High School, there are many others on our team -teachers, administrators, and support staff - who are committed to you child’s academic success. We look forward to working together to make this a wonderful year of learning and growth for you and your child.
The Parents Association goal is to keep you informed about what is happening in our school and the Department of Education. Our meetings, workshops and special events, planned with the school staff, especially Kristine Gattuso our Parent Coordinator.
One of the keys to your child’s success will be your on going involvement in our school community. Throughout the year, you will have opportunities to meet your child's teachers, attend information workshops on teaching approaches and learning materials that we use.
The P.A. of John Dewey High School looks forward to building a partnership in support of your child. We are available to provide information, answer questions, help you access resources for you and your child.
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Next P.A. Meeting
Tuesday January 31
6p.m.
Entertainment
Light refreshments served
Please Attend!!
Parent Association Meeting 10/27/2011 6:30 p.m.
Parent Association Elections
Tuesday September 27th 6:30 p.m.
Parent Please Attend!
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