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Guidance Counselor: Provides students with social and emotional support and academic guidance. Speak with the guidance counselor about your child’s academic schedule and classes, challenges and special needs, and college and career planning. Paraprofessional: Helps to provide students with instructional support and other accommodations that support learning. School Nurse: Responds to and cares for student medical needs at school. Speak with the nurse if your child requires medication or treatment during the school day. Safety Agent: Ensures student and staff safety; monitors and signs in school visitors. The safety agent is a member of the NYC Police Department.

Superintendent and District Support Teams 

If you have a question that can’t be resolved at the school, you can reach out to your district support team. At every district office there is a family support coordinator (FSC) who works with superintendents to help you with concerns that can’t be resolved at your child’s school. you can find that information on the Superintendents page, or use Find A School to get your school and district contact information.

If you are a leadership parent, you can reach out to the district family leadership coordinator to help you with your PA/PTA or other leadership questions. For a full list of district support team contacts, see our Superintendents page.

If you cannot resolve your issue at your school or district, visit the Parent Complaints and Appeals page.

Contact the NYC Department of Education

You can call:

• 718-935-2200 (Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 6 p.m.)
• 311 (24 hours a day, seven days a week) and let the operator know you have an education-related issue.
• 212-504-4115 for TTY Services

Over-the-phone interpretation is available in more than 200 languages.

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Get Involved

We encourage all parents/guardians to get involved with New York City public schools. Families are our closest partners in helping our 1.1 million students thrive. Learn about Family Empowerment and how you can get involved in your school or district.

Special Education

Learn more about special education services and programs.

• Visit: schools.nyc.gov/specialeducation
• Call: (718) 935-2007 or 311
• Email: specialeducation@schools. nyc.gov

Families of students with disabilities who attend charter or nonpublic schools should visit schools.nyc.gov/CSE

Disability Accommodations

Section 504 of The Rehabilitation Act requires public schools to offer services and accommodations for eligible students with disabilities. These services help students with special health needs fully take part in school.

Your child may be eligible for health services, educational accommodations, or both. Learn more by reaching out to your school’s 504 Coordinator and/or visiting our 504 Accommodations page.

English Language Learners/Multilingual Learners Support

Learn more about programs and services for students learning English.

• Visit: schools.nyc.gov/multilingual-learners
• Call: (212) 323-9559
• Email: [email protected]

Student Enrollment

Admissions resources and enrollment support for all grade levels

• Visit: schools.nyc.gov/admissionsenrollment
• To learn about schools and programs, visit: MySchools. nyc
• Families new to NYC public schools can visit: schools.nyc.gov/newstudents
• Call: (718) 935-2009 or email:
• Email for 3-K, pre-K, kindergarten, and G&T admissions: [email protected]
• Email for middle school admissions: [email protected]
• Email for high school and Specialized High Schools admissions: [email protected]
• Email for middle and high school waitlist queries: [email protected]

Family Welcome Centers

Get support with enrollment and admissions.

• Visit: schools.nyc.gov/FWC to learn how to contact us

Learn About Adult Education

Visit our Adult Education pages and find out how you can enroll in classes.

Translation and Interpretation Services

Get important information in your language.

• Contact: Your school’s parent coordinator or principal. Use Find a School to get the contacts for your child’s school.
• Call: (718) 935-2013
• Email: hello@schools. nyc.gov

Student Records and Transcripts

Do you need a copy of your school transcript or other records? Visit the Requesting Student Records and Transcripts page.

Check Grades and Attendance

Stay up-to-date with your child’s academic progress

• Contact: Your child’s teacher
• Visit: mystudent.nyc to log in to your NYC Schools Account*

* Your school can help you set up an account, find your school contacts by using Find a School.

Transportation

Learn more about getting to and from school.

• Visit: schools.nyc.gov/transportation
• Web form for help
• Call: (718) 392-8855

Report Student-to-Student Bullying, Harassment, Intimidation, Discrimination, and/or Sexual Harassment

A safe and confidential way to report:

• Contact: a staff member or Respect for All Liaison, or Sexual Harassment Prevention Liaison at your school. Use Find a School to get the Respect for All Liaison at your child’s school.
• Visit: nycenet.edu/bullyingreporting(Open external link)
• Call: 718-935-2288
• Email: [email protected]

Report Child Abuse

A safe and confidential way to report abuse.

• Visit: nyc.gov/acs
• Call: NY State Central Register (SCR) Child Abuse and Maltreatment Hotline for the General Public at (800) 342-3720

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Phone: 718-292-6100

The Mission of Cardinal Hayes High School, a community based in Roman Catholic values, is to inspire diverse young men of the New York City metropolitan area to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens. We will accomplish this goal by encouraging students’ spiritual and intellectual growth through a rigorous college preparatory program of academics, extra-curricular activities, and personal discipline.

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  Dear Parents/Guardians:                                

  Welcome back to the 2022-2023 school year!  We hope you had a wonderful and relaxing summer vacation and are ready with your children to begin a new school year!

  We look forward to providing a continuous educational process – 3K through 5^th Grade. 

  Your children’s learning progress will be monitored monthly and periodic parent reports will be issued to you.  In November, and in March, we urge you to attend Parent/Teacher Conferences to discuss your child’s developing progress. We would like to see every parent as we will not send home report cards with the students at these times. We hope you will remain in close contact with your child’s teacher to follow your child’s progress, as well as lending your support to your child throughout the academic year.    We encourage your involvement in the school throughout the year!

  On behalf of the Staff and myself, we welcome you to the start of a great new school year!

   Sincerely,

  Shirley Torres, Principal

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  https://mystudent.nyc/

  You will need a code to create the account. You can find your child’s code by:

  • Locating it on your child’s report card

  • Connect by phone with your child’s teacher

  • A letter will be sent home containing your child’s code

  • Calling PS23x (718) 584-3992

   

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  scuola pubblica – Traduzione in russo – esempi italiano

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  tedesco
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  ebraico
  Italiano
  giapponese
  olandese
  polacco
  portoghese
  rumeno
  Russian
  Swedish
  turco
  Ukraine
  cinese

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  arabo
  tedesco
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  spagnolo
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  Italiano
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  in una scuola pubblica

  In base al termine ricercato questi esempi potrebbero contenere parole volgari.

  In base al termine ricercato questi esempi potrebbero contenere parole colloquiali.

  La miglior scuola pubblica in citta.

  I want to note that this is the best public school city.

  Onestamente and più di quanto possa permettersi una scuola pubblica .

  And honestly, that’s more than Public School can afford.

  Senti, la scuola pubblica ti prepara al mondo vero.

  Listen, high school is the real world.

  E ha frequentato la scuola pubblica .

  And he also studied at public school .

  Non so come funzioni nella scuola pubblica , ma qui non facciamo così.

  I don’t know how it was in your public school but we don’t do that here.

  I benefici dell’istruzione della scuola pubblica di New York.

  The advantage of studying at New York Public School .

  Dunque, la scuola pubblica ti piace quanto speravi?

  So 9Do you like 0019 public school as you expected?

  Ma è costoso e la Bronx Science è un’ottima scuola pubblica .

  But it’s expensive and “Technological” in the Bronx is a great public school .

  Certo, era una scuola pubblica .

  Of course it was public school .

  Gabe, siamo una scuola pubblica .

  Gabe, ours is public school .

  Questa è una tipica classe di una scuola pubblica in India.

  This is what a classroom looks like at Public School India.

  Era una scuola pubblica , giusto?

  It was Public School , right?

  Non sarà mica una scuola pubblica , vero?

  But it’s not Public School , is it?

  E come va alla scuola pubblica , Nisa?

  And how is it in public school , Nisa?

  Era una scuola pubblica , no?

  It was Public School , right?

  Uno studentello della scuola pubblica abbastanza spaesato.

  A boy from a minor public school , very serious on the outside.

  Non ci credo che andrai alla scuola pubblica .

  I just can’t believe you’re going to regular school .

  E il tuo vocabolario e un’offesa al sistema della scuola pubblica .

  And for your vocabulary, you should sue the school system .

  Vado alla scuola pubblica , ok?

  I thought I heard about public school ?

  Sono battute che farebbero nella scuola pubblica .

  So they joke just in ordinary schools .

  Possibile contenuto inappropriato

  La funzione degli esempi è unicamente quella di aiutarti a tradurre la parola o l’espressione cercata inserendola in un contesto. Gli esempi non sono stati scelti e validati manualmente da noi e potrebbero contenere termini o contenuti non appropriati. Ti preghiamo di segnalarci gli esempi da correggere e quelli da non mostrare più. I termini volgari o colloquiali sono in genere evidenziati in rosso o in arancione.

  Education after grades 8,9,10,11 in New York

  Education abroad is a great chance to build a future career. Studying in the USA is distinguished not only by a high level of academic preparation, but also by the huge prestige of American schools and universities. America is also considered one of the countries with advanced teaching methods and educational programs, one of the best technical bases for learning, and is distinguished by highly qualified teachers.

  Studying in America has several advantages:

  • The language of instruction. The constant use of English in everyday and scientific activities provides an opportunity to gain rich practical experience.
  • Kudos. The popularity and rich history of US educational institutions is a guarantor of the high level of educational programs that are recognized throughout the world.
  • Career. Studying in the USA provides great opportunities for building a successful career in the future.
  • Personal qualities. American education is aimed at developing the student’s individual potential, creative and athletic skills.
  • Practice. US educational programs allow you to gain practical experience in your chosen field and establish the necessary business connections.

  New York is one of the largest and most popular cities in the US and the world, including among students. This city is known as the financial capital of the planet, which provides students with an excellent opportunity to build a career in their chosen field. This city has a huge number of schools, colleges and universities. In New York, you can find subspecialty universities that provide quality education in a specific field for American and international students. Students can enjoy a huge number of world-famous attractions and museums, get acquainted with the culture and traditions of America.

  Education after grade 8.9

  After completing grade 8 or 9, Russian students can enter grade 9 or 10 in America, respectively. Secondary education in America can be obtained in several types of schools:

  • Private
  • Public
  • Sports
  • Religious
  • Music.

  Foreign students, like American students, can enroll in one of the following educational programs:

  • American High School Diploma
  • IB Diploma
  • New York State educational programs.

  American High School Diploma

  The American High School Diploma is an American educational program that awards students with a high school diploma. The full course of this program is 4 years. American students study various disciplines during grades 9-12. Completion of training in this program occurs after passing 6 basic exams and several courses of work in various disciplines. The choice of disciplines for writing research papers depends on the policy of the school.

  • Cost: about $50,000 per year.
  • Where to go: Ross School, Leman Manhattan Preparatory School, The Knox School.

  International IB Diploma Program

  Description of the program: an international diploma obtained during the course will allow you to confidently enter any university in the world. IB is characterized by the development of students’ horizons, analysis in a global perspective and diversified development.

  Another study option for international students is the IB Diploma International Baccalaureate Program, which has found worldwide recognition. This program is aimed at an in-depth study of 6 core subjects necessary for further education in the chosen profession. The course includes both academic disciplines and creative subjects.

  Requirements: Generally, the main requirement for applicants is knowledge of English at IELTS level 4. 5 – 5.0. Any of the educational programs ends with the passing of the final exams, the results of which influence the choice of the university.

  • Cost: $50,000-$60,000 per year.
  • Good IB schools in New York: EF Academy New York, Dwight School New York.

  Another option offered by US schools is state-specific programs.

  Top Schools in New York:

  • High School of American Studies at Lehman College
  • Manhattan Bridges High School
  • High School Math Science and Engineering at CCNY
  • Staten Island Technical High School
  • High School for Dual Language and Asian Studies
  • Townsend Harris High School
  • Queens High School for the Sciences at York College
  • Bronx High School of Science
  • New Explorations Into Science, Tech and Math High School
  • Jericho Senior High School.

  Education in New York is considered one of the most expensive. Its cost can vary from $ 35,000-80,000 per year, depending on the prestige of the school.

  Post Grade 10: Advanced Placement (AP)

  US schools offer the Advanced Placement (AP) program for international students who complete grade 10 in their home country. This course is aimed at preparing for the university and is 2 years. The results of this program are accepted not only in America, but also in Canada, the United Kingdom and other countries.

  Usually the program includes the study of the following disciplines:

  • National language (English)
  • English literature
  • Foreign language
  • Chemistry
  • Physics
  • Biology
  • History
  • Statistics
  • Psychology

  Passing exams gives you the opportunity to enter popular universities around the world.

  • Cost: $50,000-$70,000 per year.
  • Schools with AP: The Stony Brook School, The Windsor School New York.

  Post Grade 11: Pre-University Courses

  International students can enroll in US universities after completing their high school diploma in their home country.

  Usually the following documents are required for admission:

  • Report card for the last 2 years
  • TOEFL test
  • Letter of motivation
  • Recommendations from the class teacher and other teachers
  • Award for creative, athletic and academic excellence.
  • The SAT may be required for admission to the most prestigious universities.

  But how do you prepare for US universities? Indeed, often students from Russia do not withstand a tough and merciless competition for places. In this case, the pre-university training programs will help you, which will be discussed later.

  University Pathway

  • Description: The program includes academic subjects and academic English lessons and takes place on the basis of universities – a great opportunity to get to know an American university before enrolling! An unconditional plus of the program is the chance to enter the 2nd year of the bachelor’s program immediately, subject to good study.
  • Requirements: to enter the course, you must have high marks in the school certificate and a certificate of 5.5 IELTS or 61-79 TOEFL.
  • Location: Kings Concordia College New York, PACE University.
  • Price: from $25,000-$35,000 per year.

  Transfer Program

  • Description: in terms of its content, the program is not much different from the University Pathway – the course includes academic and language modules, and the training itself takes place within the walls of universities. Program participants during their studies live in residences on campus. A year of study under the program is equal to the 1st year of the university, so you will not waste this year and will be able to enter the 2nd year of the bachelor’s degree immediately (of course, with decent academic performance).
  • Location: SUNY (The State University of New York), Newbury College.
  • Price: from $15,000 per semester.

  Foundation

  • Description: The preparatory program will help you adapt to a foreign country and develop academic skills. The Foundation includes only core subjects, so if you need to improve your language skills, students additionally choose the English for Academic Purposes program. The duration of the program will be 1-3 semesters and depends on the level of preparation of students. At the end of the course, you can also apply for enrollment immediately in the 2nd year of the bachelor’s degree.
  • Cost: $20,000-$30,000 per semester.
  • Location: Leman Manhattan Preparatory School.

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  New York school system

  Decided to send your child to a good New York school? This must be taken care of in advance, at least a year before the start of the school year. The sooner you start your search, the easier it will be to apply and get into the school of your choice. To enter a good kindergarten, some parents enroll their child there even before his birth.

  The school system in the United States is:

  – First comes Pre-kindergarten School or nursery. They are intended for children aged 3 to 4 years.

  – Next comes elementary school (Elementary school) . Elementary school education lasts until 5th grade, but in many schools in New York it goes up to 6th grade. The first year of elementary school in the United States is classified as kindergarten. Kindergartens are designed for children under the age of 5 years.

  – After school begins (Middle school ). It lasts from 6th to 8th grade.

  – And finally, high school

  There are two types of schools in New York: free secondary (public school) and private school (private school).

  New York Private Schools (private school) can attend all the children of the city, regardless of their place of residence. The application process, like tuition, varies by school. Tuition fees can reach $30,000 per year. However, in order to get into a good school, you need to withstand tough competition, and for this you need to think everything through in advance, at least a year in advance. The receipt of scholarships and financial aid depends on the academic performance of the student and on the financial situation of his family. All schools require an entrance test. Some schools also require you to write an essay and/or pass an interview.

  Please see our list of Kindergartens, Elementary Schools, Private High Schools, and Top Private High Schools

  New York Public Schools (public schools) offer free education to any child over school age. There are 4 types of public schools, which differ from each other in terms of admission.

  Public schools, admission to which depends on the place of residence

  Admission to public school , kindergarten , primary school or secondary school depends on where you live. There are 32 school districts in all New York City districts, six of which are in Manhattan.

  School distribution is handled by district public school offices. For enrollment, you need to come with your child and all the necessary documents to the district office. There are two district offices in Manhattan, which cover all 6 districts of Manhattan and the Bronx:

  District Office No. 9

  District Manager: Peter Khini (Peter Heaney, Jr)

  School areas 1, 2, 4 and 7

  333 7th Avenue

  +1 212-356-7500

  District Office No. 10

  District Manager: Gale Reeves (Gale Reeeves)

  School areas 3, 5, 6 and7

  4360 Broadway

  +1 917-521-3700

  The necessary documents:

  Valid proof of your place of residence

• Birth certificate, passport
• Immunization report
• Child record card (recommended but not required)
• Child’s Individual Education Program

Charter Schools

An alternative to public and private schools are charter schools that combine features of both. They are operated independently of New York State and are focused on bringing new ideas and community education. If you are interested in more information about charter schools, please call: +1(212)4378300

Public High Schools

New York City Public High Schools have no residency restrictions. Most children apply to high school during their last year of high school. Some schools include both middle and high programs and therefore do not require such applications to be made after high school.

Specialized Public High Schools

New York has several specialty high schools that are also the city’s top high schools. These schools are called specialized, as each of them has its own profile. For example, if your child is interested in the performing arts, you might want to look into one of the schools with such a focus.

In order to enter any special school, a student will have to pass an entrance test (SHAT). You can find the date and place of passing such exams on the website of the New York Department of Education.

Many of your questions can also be answered at NYC Department of Education by calling +1(212)3743990 or emailing [email protected] .

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