March Fiction Book of the Month: “Ruby Finds a Worry” by Tom Percival
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NYCDOE Chancellor David C. Banks' Corner
Meet the Chancellor David C. Banks
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Message to Families from Chancellor David C. Banks
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NYCDOE Covid-19 Updates
The Daily Health Screener is no longer required to enter school buildings.
If a student or staff member is feeling ill, they must stay home and get tested, which is an effective way of protecting the whole school community. Every school will have a nurse on staff to whom students can report if they are feeling ill.
Masking- Face coverings are strongly recommended to be worn when indoors. Masks will be made available at the school for all those who need/want them.
Students and staff, regardless of vaccination status, should wear a mask when:
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- Returning to school on the sixth day after testing positive for COVID-19, through day 10 after symptom onset or date of positive test, whichever is earlier, including when traveling on a school bus. Masks may be removed during this period if the person has received two negative rapid tests 48 hours apart.
- Entering the school medical room, nurse’s office, or school-based health center.
- Exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 at school.
School Meals
The New York City Department of Education offers free breakfast, lunch and afterschool meals to all NYC public school students during the school year to all NYC public school students during the school year.
What’s on the Menu Today?
We create our menus and water services to make sure that students get the nutrients they need to think clearly and concentrate on learning. Seeing students succeed in school is what drives our passion to serve high-quality meals every day.
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