Kids Rise-Save for College Program- for all kindergarten through fourth grade students information

Parent Meet and Greet- September 8, 2026

You are cordially invited to attend our Meet & Greet that will take place in person at P.S. 32 on Tuesday, September 8, 2026 from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. This is a meet and greet for parents and guardians only.

During this time, your child's teacher will talk about pertinent information regarding this year's instructional program. They will discuss the following: Emergency contact card, arrival and dismissal, busing, curriculum, student expectations, NYS standards, and inform you of the various class/grade events throughout the school year. You will also meet your child's cluster teachers and related service providers (if applicable). Our Speech, SAT team and SETSS providers will be available in their rooms if you have any questions for them. A list of room locations will be provided.

There will be two sessions. Both sessions will be the same. You will only need to attend one session for each child. Please bring in your child's labeled school supplies and drop them off in their assigned classroom.

Session 1 is Grades Pre-K-5th grade- 4:15 pm-5:30 pm

Supply drop off- 4:00 pm- 4:15 pm

Session 2 Grades Pre-K- 5th grade 5:45 pm- 7:00 pm

Supply drop off 5:30 pm- 5:45 pm.

We look forward to seeing you at our Meet & Greet as it will be chock full of important information about your child's educational experience during the 2026-2027 school year.

Notices

504 Accommodations Form

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Family Message from Chancellor Kamar H. Samuels

Deputy Superintendent of Community School District 31

Deputy Superintendent Announcement

Health Education

Instructions to access report cards.

Report card directions

ATTENDANCE VIDEO

School Food Survey

Guide to Child Care and Early Education

Introduction Slides to My Schools Account

KIDS RISE- College Savings Program for all K through 4th grade students

NYC Kids Rise- Save for College Program Next Steps- Building Blocks 2 and 3

PARENT INFORMATION- for all K through 4th grade students

kindergarten only can opt out in November

Parent Link to Reset Password

School Funding- Family Income Inquiry

Teachhub Link

Evacuation Sites 2025-2026

EVacuation SItes for Parents 2025-2026

To access Envisions -MATH

Log onto teachhub.schools.nyc

Use your child's schools.net account

Click on Envisions App

It will take you to the website.

There are videos and practice problems

The Visual Learning Video shows you a video explaining how to do the math

KEEPING YOUR CHILD SAFE ONLINE

Every Student Suceeds Act (ESSA)

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Understanding the MAP Suite See how these high-quality assessments support academic growth

The New York Ciy Public Library is offering Free Adult English Classes

SGC SU26 Interest Form_QR Code

Special Education and support and resources for parents

Please complete this School Lunch form to help support school funding.Family Income Inquiry

Family Resources for MAP Growth

School Food Menu/Information

Privacy Rights 101

Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policies

Family Engagement Resources

https://www.readingrockets.org/literacy-home/reading-101-guide-parents

NYC Public Schools- Tips To Stay Healthy

Emergency Readiness Initiatives

GRP Parent Letter 2024-2025

Health Guidance for Ill Students

The winter season coincides with an increase in viruses and other illnesses within school communities. Please review Health Guidance and Resources for Families. In addition, if a student becomes ill during the school day, the school nurse will determine, based on the student’s symptoms and the nurse’s professional clinical judgement, if the student needs to go home. School nurses will work with school administrators and supervisors to ensure that students who are not well enough to stay in school are not sent back to class.

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Student Support & Family Resources

Family Resources for Multilingual Learners

NYCSA Account Set Up Guide for Parents.

https://www.schools.nyc.gov/learning/student-journey/nyc-schools-account/nycsa-account-set-up-guide-for-parents

ALL ABOUT US

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Social Emotional Learning

Mindful Moments 2022

504 Information

504 Accomodations_ Student & Family Guide

Military Family Advocate Registration Form

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=x2_1MoFfIk6pWxXaZlE778_Ru6v1cfZErZZlBPKivcVUN1M4UFIxUTFSQVZESVlJM0hCWVMxSUNXVy4u&origin=QRCode

DOE Emergency Readiness Initiatives

Emergencr Readiness Fsamily Letter

Student Self-Service Password Reset Tool is Now Available

The DOE Student Account self-service password reset tool, which was down for maintenance, is now available. The tool includes new security features, such as an optional PIN and security questions that students can use, once they set them up. Refer students and families to the DOE student accounts page on the DOE website for instructions on how to use the tool, including how to set up a PIN and security questions.

EBT Money for Food-For All NYC Public School Students

EBT Food card information in all languages

To request a replacement EBT card

P-EBT Replacement Card Flowcharts-070121 (1) (1)

EBT Enrollment form

hands with hearts — Parent support Group

District 31 App

Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP)

flyer-use your snap to get your groceries delivered free

Reduced cost Internet Service for Eligible Families

Emergency Broadband Benefit Program

EBB_Application_Form_FINAL

Guidelines to Recognize Bullying

Family Engagement Literacy Sessions

Family Engagemnt Resource Document

Multilingual Learners-Family Resources

Information Regarding Viruses

NYC Dept. of Health and Mental Hygiene

CCEC Parent Information

Community and Citywide Education Councils (CCECs)

العربية (Arabic) | বাাংলা (Bangla) | 普通話 (Chinese) | Français (French) | Kreyòl Ayisyen (Haitian Creole)

What are CCECs?

Education councils help shape policies and priorities for New York City Public Schools (NYCPS). Each council has powers and duties concerning a range of matters, including reviewing educational programs, approving school zoning lines, and recommending improvements to support NYCPS students.

Types of Councils

Community Education Councils (CEC): CECs are elected parents and community leaders dedicated to supporting local district schools and improving student achievement. Their responsibilities include evaluating programs, working closely with superintendents, approving zoning, and hosting public meetings to connect parents with resources and discuss NYCPS policies. There are thirty-two CECs representing each district.

2.Citywide Education Councils: Citywide Education Councils are elected parents and community leaders who are responsible for advising and commenting on NYCPS educational practices that concern specific student populations. There are four councils, each representing a particular student group:

Citywide Council on High Schools

Citywide Council on English Language Learners

Citywide Council on Special Education

Citywide Council for District 75

How to Get Involved

To run for a seat on council, you must be a parent or legal guardian of a child currently attending a school or program funded by New York City Public Schools. Additional eligibility requirements vary by council. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/Elections2025

Supporting Immigrant Populations - in this time of change, we understand that many in our community may be feeling anxious or uncertain. Please see the attached letter or visit our website at https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/school-environment/immigrant-families for more information.

Free Adult ESL (English Classes) and GED Classes

Spanish Flyer for Free Adult ESL and GED Classes — Spanish Flyer for Free Adult ESL (English Classes) and GED Classes

Russian Flyer for Free ESL and GED Classes — Russian

English flyer for Free Adult and GED Classes — English

Arabic flyer for Free ESL and GED Classes — Arabic

Chinese flyer for Free ESL and GED Classes — Chinese

President's Council

Only the following individuals may run for a Presidents’ Council officer position (such as President or Recording Secretary):

The duly elected PA/PTA President or Co‑President of a school within that district, or
The officially designated Presidents’ Council representative of that school for the upcoming school year (in this case the 2026/2027 school year)

This means a candidate must already be elected by their school’s PA/PTA before running for a Presidents’ Council position. The Presidents’ Council meetings are conducted as expedited meetings in accordance with applicable guidelines.

What Is the Presidents’ Council?

The Presidents’ Council is a collaborative forum that brings together all PTA Presidents within our district/community. It serves as a space for leadership connection, shared learning, and coordinated advocacy on behalf of our schools, students, and families.

Purpose of the Presidents’ Council

The Council exists to:

Strengthen communication between PTAs and district leadership
Share best practices and successful strategies from individual schools
Align efforts across schools to support district-wide initiatives
Provide leadership support to PTA Presidents throughout the year

Rather than focusing on individual school business, the Presidents’ Council looks at the bigger picture—how we can work together more effectively as a PTA community.

See the flyer posted below.

President's Council

Presidents Council Election Save the Date

Free Car Seat Check

FREE NYC DOT car seat check flyer