Tompkins Square Middle School Blog

Hello TSMS Families,

Whew! Bitter cold at times the past couple of days. And yet today is so mild. And tomorrow is supposed to be weirdly warm with downpours and crazy winds, so it's hard to know what to make of the whole thing. Today I spent the morning with half of the sixth grade at the NYC Center for Space Science (see below) and it was awesome. They have a really great mission simulation of a Halley's Comet space study... some of the kids are Mission Control and some go to the International Space Station and the rooms are all decked out with all kinds of tools and computers and headsets to communicate between Mission Control on Earth and the kids in the space station and everyone has a job (navigation, life support, working on the probe, etc.). We got caught in a meteor shower and our humidity level reached dangerously low levels, but we found the comet and got a sample for analysis. Pretty great. I missed the other half of the day where students are building and testing airplanes, unfortunately, but it was a nice trip. Clock is ticking toward the end of 2008--- the last day of school before winter break is two weeks from today. Help your children keep their focus if you see them starting to get caught up in the holidays too early, please!

Here's the news of the week:

SLT...
Tonight Tuesday, December 9 at 5:30pm is the next School Leadership Team meeting. All members of the school community are welcome.


EARLY DISMISSAL...
Tomorrow Wednesday, December 10 is the next early dismissal day. Students will be dismissed after lunch at 1:45pm and there will be NO After School activities. If you would like your children to stay through the end of regular school day (3:20pm), but have not gotten a permission slip, you can email Nataly at natalybraginsky@gmail.com.


ICE SKATING...
This Friday, December 12 is the 7th grade Ice Skating Trip to Wollman Rink in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. (Next Friday, Dec 19, the 8th grade will finish it up.) Students will have morning classes and leave for the rink at 11 am. They need to bring a bag lunch and dress warmly. Remember hats and gloves-- the whole trip, aside from the subway, is spent outdoors in the cold. Students will return to school by 3:30pm.


6TH GRADE IN SPACE...
This Thursday, December 11, the other half of the 6th grade will be taking their trip to the NYC Center for Space Science Education as part of their mass, drag, and gravity study. They will be designing investigations into the physics of flight and will get to work as a community of scientists in a spaceship Challenger mission simulation. Students must leave school promptly at 9:10 am and will return by the end of the day. Please pack a bag lunch and make sure your children are wearing comfortable shoes--- it's about a 30-minute walk from school.


PICTURE DAY...
Next Tuesday, December 16 is Picture Day. It will start early in the schoolday, so be sure to be on time. All money and forms should be brought directly to Magda in the main office no later than next Friday, December 12. If you have any questions, please give Magda a call at x3182.


PTA...
Next Wednesday, December 17 at 6pm is the next PTA meeting. We will be discussing several fundraising opportunities being looked into. We will also be electing our Title I representative-- if you think you may be interested, please contact Rosemary or Ting at rq1 at aol.com or yih at att.net, respectively. And as always, much fun will be had. Sonhando is working on some good jokes. Hope you can join us.


WINTER SHOWCASE...
Next Friday, December 19 at 5pm is the After School Winter Showcase taking place in and around the Auditorium. Everyone is welcome. Come see the great work TSMS students have been doing in After School. There will be performances from Drama, Afro-Caribbean Dance, Music, and a Fashion show as well as artwork hung from the Art Adventures class, student-designed totes for sale from the Fashion class, and new edition of the TSMS newspaper.


AFTER SCHOOL LOGISTICS...
Next Friday, Dec 19 will also be the last day of this After School session. Friday's Homework Help class will be meeting at its regular time from 3:30 until 4:45pm. Anyone (currently registered for ANY DAY of After School) who would like to attend Homework Help next Friday in order to not have to leave school before the Winter Showcase is welcome to join. There will be no After School activities Monday & Tuesday, December 22 & 23. Registration for the next session will begin the day we return from Winter Break and the classes will begin the following Monday.


WINTER BREAK...
Wednesday, December 24 to Friday, January 2 is Winter Break. All schools will be closed citywide. School will start back up on Monday, January 5.

That's it for now.

All best,
Devan

Hello TSMS Families,

I hope you all had warm and happy thanksgivings. Sorry no chit-chat today. We'll catch up next time!

Here's the news of the week:

ICE SKATING...
This Friday, December 5 is the 6th grade Ice Skating Trip to Wollman Rink in Prospect Park, Brooklyn. (Next Friday, Dec 12 will be the 7th grade trip and the Friday after that, Dec 19, the 8th grade will go.) Students will have morning classes and leave for the rink at 11 am. They need to bring a bag lunch and dress warmly. Hats, gloves, scarves-- we will be outside for the duration of the trip, aside from the subway. Students will return to school by 3:30pm.


6TH GRADE IN SPACE...
Next Tuesday & Thursday, December 9 & 11, the 6th grade will be taking a trip to the NYC Center for Space Science Education as part of their mass, drag, and gravity study. They will be designing investigations into the physics of flight and will get to work as a community of scientists in a spaceship Challenger mission simulation. Teams Diversity and Balance will go on Tuesday, teams Insight and Empathy will go on Thursday, and team Solidarity will be split between the two days, depending on their Advisors. Students will be leaving school promptly at 9:10 am and will return by the end of the day. Please pack a bag lunch and make sure your children are wearing comfortable shoes--- it's about a 30-minute walk from school.


EARLY DISMISSAL...
Next Wednesday, December 10 is the next early dismissal day. Students will be dismissed after lunch at 1:45pm and there will be NO After School activities. Permission slips for students to stay through the end of regular school day (3:20pm) will be available in room 337. Feel free to contact Nataly with any questions at x3370 or natalybraginsky at gmail.com.


SLT...
Next Tuesday, December 9 at 5:30pm is the next School Leadership Team meeting. All members of the school community are welcome.


PICTURE DAY...
Tuesday, December 16 is Picture Day. It will start early in the schoolday, so be sure to be on time. All money and forms should be brought directly to Magda in the main office no later than next Friday, December 12. If you have any questions, please give Magda a call at x3182.


PTA...
Wednesday, December 17 at 6pm is the next PTA meeting. More details to come.


GUITAR, BASS, AND SOME DRUMS...
We have found several good programs to teach Rock Band and Afro-Caribbean Drumming in our After School, but we need instruments in order to take advantage. So if you have connections to get us an electric guitar or two, a bass, and a drum kit OR any djembes, bongos, congas, etc., please let us know! Drop a line to Nataly at x3370 or natalybraginsky at gmail.com.


That's it for now.

All best,
Devan

Hello TSMS Families,

It was wonderful to see so many of you here at conferences last week! The fact that the vast majority of families attend says so much about the commitment of our school community. I hope you found it helpful. If you have any lingering concerns, please get in touch with either me or your children's teachers (if you are missing any emails, they can be found at tsmsonline.org/staff.php). Meanwhile, I miss a newsletter last week and all of a sudden it's winter! Well, today isn't so bad, but this weekend was freezing and the puffy coats definitely seem to have come out to stay. Hope you are all staying warm.

Here's the news of the week:

THANKSGIVING...
Thursday & Friday, November 27 & 28 is Thanksgiving. All schools will be closed citywide.


AFTER SCHOOL NEWS...
This Wednesday, November 26, there will be NO after school due to the upcoming holidays. Friday, December 19 at 5pm will be the Winter After School Showcase as the first session comes to an end. We are very excited about prospective additional classes for the next session-- there is much in the works including video art, choreography and dance, karate, an additional music class, more art, storytelling, possibly two language classes (if we get them, it would be French and Mandarin-- but these are not yet confirmed!), and more. Thanks so much to Nataly and several involved parents for helping keep our After School program vital this year despite the loss of our partnership.


ICE SKATING...
Friday, December 5 is the 6th grade Ice Skating Trip to Wollman Rink in Prospect Park (yes, both Central and Prospect Park's ice skating rinks have the same name). The following Friday, Dec 12 will be the 7th grade trip and the Friday after that, Dec 19, the 8th grade will go. For all three trips, students will have regular classes in the morning and then will leave for the rink at 11 am. They need to bring a bag lunch and dress warmly. Hats, gloves, scarves-- we will be outside for the duration of the trip, aside from the subway. Students will return to school by 3:30pm. Permission slips for the first trip (6th graders) will be going home today.


PICTURE DAY...
Tuesday, December 16 is Picture Day. Sign-up slips have already gone home with students. All money and filled out forms should be brought directly to Magda in the main office NO LATER THAN Friday, December 12. If you have any questions, you can call Magda at x3182.

That's it for now. Much to be thankful for over here... let's start by thanking you all for helping make our school all it can be.

Happy Thanksgiving,
Devan

Hello TSMS Families,

Wow. An epic victory has been achieved, one that we have never before seen---- a soccer team from TSMS has won us our first ever soccer championship!!! Congratulations to the TSMS Boys' Soccer Team, to their coach Clayton, and to all involved. They will be competing this Saturday, November 8 at 5:15pm at Icahn Stadium for Boroughwide bragging rights in the Uptown-Downtown Champs game. (Oh, and there was that other thing happened too ) I hope you all are doing well and, regardless of who you supported in the election, can take heart from the excitement.

Here's the news of the week:

FAREWELL MODULE 1...
Tomorrow Friday, November 7 is the last day of Module 1. A brand-new marking period begins Monday, November 10.


8TH GRADE ELLIS ISLAND...
Tomorrow Friday, November 7, the 8th grade will be visiting Ellis Island as a culmination of their Module 1 immigration study. Students should dress appropriately for the weather-- remember, the ferry is part of the journey and it's always a little cooler on the water-- and also come prepared with a bag lunch.


VETERANS DAY...
Next Tuesday, November 11 is Veterans Day. All schools will be closed citywide.


EARLY DISMISSAL...
Next Wednesday, November 12 is the next early dismissal day for staff professional development. All students will be dismissed after lunch at 1:45pm. There will be supervision available until 3:20pm in place of After School as always. You must send in a permission slip if you would like your child to stay-- you can contact Nataly at 212-995-1430 x3370 or natalybraginsky at gmail.com with any questions.


SLT...
Next Thursday, November 13 at 5:30pm is the next School Leadership Team meeting. All members of the school community are welcome.


FALL FAMILY CONFERENCES...
Monday, November 17 (evening) and Tuesday, November 18 (afternoon) are the Fall Family Conferences. The evening session is 5-8pm and the afternoon session 1-4pm. Mark your calendars! This is your opportunity to meet with each of your children's subject area teachers to discuss their progress. Please plan on attending one of the days. A letter is going home TODAY in your children's backpacks for you to request your top 3 hour-long time slots in which you will be seen.


IMMUNIZATION...
We are still missing many updated immunization records. We are under extreme pressure to not allow children without updated records to attend class. Our school will soon begin to be fined per student who is present without up-to-date medical records. If you have any questions about your children's records, please call Francis at x3512.


BASKETBALL TRYOUTS...
The TSMS Boys and Girls Basketball Team tryouts have started! All interested students must return a signed permission slip to Nataly in room 337 in order to attend. There will be TWO days of tryouts for each grade level and students are expected to attend BOTH. The remaining dates are:
6th AND 7th Grade: Friday, November 7, 3:25-5:00pm
7th Grade: Monday, November 10, 3:25-5:00pm
7th AND 8th Grade: Wednesday, November 12, 1:45-4:30pm (Early Dismissal Day)
8th Grade: Friday, November 14, 3:25-5:00pm

That's it for now.

All best,
Devan

Hello TSMS Families,

I hope this finds you well and not drenched and cold! We got a taste of November today (and tomorrow too, it seems), but luckily things are expected to get nice again after that. Halloween is coming up. Here at school, remember no masks, no candy, no inappropriate clothes. In the interests of safety, there will be no out to lunch on Friday. I enjoy Halloween myself, but we do recommend you know where your children will be Friday after school as it can get hectic.

Here's the news of the week:

8TH GRADE TRIP *POSTPONED ONE DAY*...
This Thursday, October 30, the 8th grade will be going to Palisades Interstate Park as part of their geology study (INSTEAD of tomorrow Oct 29!). Students will be hiking in the park to take a closer look at the igneous rocks of the Palisades cliffs and the Triassic sedimentary rocks beneath. Students must arrive with a bag lunch, dressed warmly and appropriately for a hike outdoors (including comfortable walking shoes). After today's rains, we decided to give the trails a day to dry out some and wait until Thursday's projected loveliness.


7TH GRADE TRIALS...
This Friday, October 31 are the 7th grade Supreme Court trials. They have been working their way through mock trials all module as part of their Constitution and persuasive essay writing studies. For this culminating event, students will travel to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Downtown Brooklyn to hold their trial--- the annual New York City vs. Students for Peace landmark case based on an invented occurrence in Tompkins Square Park. Students are working hard getting ready for this, either as attorneys (for NYC or SFP) or as Supreme Court Justices. Come and see it happen!
Teams Harvard (Emily) and Unity (Ellie & Judith) will hold their trial from 10 am-12 pm. They will return by 1pm for lunch.
Teams Yale (Emily) and Diversity (Ellie & Judith) will hold their trial from 12:30 pm-2:30 pm. These teams need to bring a bag lunch!
Either travel with us and come here to school an hour before your child's trial or meet us at the courthouse fifteen minutes before the trial. Remember, students should be dressed appropriately as the trial will be held in a federal courthouse. Please send the permission slip in by tomorrow.


AFTER SCHOOL CHANGE...
Starting next Monday, November 3, there will be no Homework Help class offered on Mondays. Monday afternoons are when the entire TSMS staff meets by grade level or department to discuss student work and curriculum. Students who are in the other Monday activities, Table Tennis and Fashion, will continue to meet, starting directly after school. An optional recreation class will meet afterward. A letter will be going home today will more details. You can contact Nataly at 212-995-1430 x3370 or natalybraginsky at gmail.com with any questions.


ELECTION DAY...
Next Tuesday, November 4 is Election Day. There will be no school for students citywide. Teachers will be present doing professional development.


MODULES END, MODULES BEGIN...
Next Friday, November 7 is the last day of Module 1. A new marking period will begin with Module 2 on Monday, November 10.


8TH GRADE ELLIS ISLAND...
Next Friday, November 7, the 8th grade will be visiting Ellis Island as a culmination and celebration of their Module 1 immigration study. Students should be dressed appropriately for the weather-- remember, they will be taking a ferry as part of the journey and it's always a little cooler on the water-- and also must come prepared with a bag lunch. There is a spot on the permission slip to indicate if you are interested in coming along. Permission slips will be going home in the next few days.


VETERANS DAY...
Tuesday, November 11 is Veterans Day. All schools will be closed citywide.


EARLY DISMISSAL...
Wednesday, November 12 is the next early dismissal day for staff professional development. All students will be dismissed after lunch at 1:45pm. There will be supervision available until 3:20pm in place of After School as always. Permission slips will go out next week or you can contact Nataly at 212-995-1430 x3370 or natalybraginsky at gmail.com with any questions.


SLT...
Thursday, November 13 at 5:30pm is the next School Leadership Team meeting. All members of the school community are welcome.


BASKETBALL TRYOUTS...
It's that time again. The TSMS Boys and Girls Basketball Team tryouts will start next week in the gym. All interested students must return a signed permission slip to Nataly in room 337 in order to attend. There will be TWO days of tryouts for each grade level and students are expected to attend BOTH.
6th Grade: Monday, November 3, 3:25-5:00pm
6th & 7th Grade: Friday, November 7, 3:25-5:00pm
7th Grade: Monday, November 10, 3:25-5:00pm
7th & 8th Grade: Wednesday, November 12, 1:45-4:30pm (Early Dismissal Day)
8th Grade: Friday, November 14, 3:25-5:00pm


SOCCER...
This Thursday, October 30 is a make-up game vs SOF at Baruch Field (just south of Bard High School [525 East Houston Street] near the FDR Drive). Girls' team at 4pm, boys' team at 5pm.
This Friday, October 31 is the start of the boys' playoffs. We have qualified but we don't yet know what place we will be in until after Thursday. 1st vs 4th at 4pm, 2nd vs 3 at 5pm. All at Baruch Field.
Next Monday, November 3 is the start of the girls' playoffs. We won't know if we have qualified to grab that last spot until after Thursday. If we do, we will play at 4pm vs MAT at Baruch Field.


That's it for now.

Happy Halloween,
Devan

Hello TSMS Families,

Hope all is going well by you. So great to see so many of you at Curriculum Night last week! We hope you enjoyed it.

Here's the news of the week:

8TH GRADE SCIENCE TRIP...
Next Wednesday, October 29, the 8th grade will be going to Palisades Interstate Park as part of their geology study. Students will be hiking in the park to take a closer look at the igneous rocks of the Palisades cliffs and the Triassic sedimentary rocks beneath. Students must arrive with a bag lunch, dressed warmly and appropriately for a hike outdoors (including comfortable walking shoes). We are looking for at least four chaperones to join us! There's a space on the permission slip for you to let us know. The leaves should be real nice too...


7TH GRADE TRIALS...
Next Friday, October 31 are the 7th grade Supreme Court trials. They have been working their way through mock trials all module as part of their Constitution and persuasive essay writing studies. For this culminating event, students will travel to an NYC courthouse (in past years we have been in Federal Hall downtown and in a State Court in Brooklyn) to hold their trial--- the annual New York City vs. Students for Peace landmark case based on an invented occurance in Tompkins Square Park. Students are working hard getting ready for this, either as attorneys (for NYC or SFP) or as Supreme Court Justices. Come and see it happen! Permission slips with all the info will be coming home on Thursday.


POWERSCHOOL...
Included in the Progress Report mailing should have been your children's PowerSchool log-in and password. If you have any questions about PowerSchool (which can be found online at tsms.powerschool.com), please call the Deans' Office at x3510.


AFTERSCHOOL NEWS...
This Thursday, October 23, the Art Adventures class will be taking a field trip to the Museum of Modern Art to see the new Picasso exhibit (among other things). Permission slips went home today. The class will miss Homework Help and will return by 6pm. Also, through our After School program, our students have been offered a couple of slots at Turtle Bay Music School's Saturday Music Project. This music initiative provides 2 years of music education free of charge to motivated middle school students with little or no access to music lessons in violin, cello, clarinet, saxophone, or piano. If you are interested, please contact Nataly at x3370 or at natalybraginsky@gmail.com.


ELECTION DAY...
Tuesday, November 4 is Election Day (finally!). Schools will be closed for students as this is a citywide professional development day.


MODULES END, MODULES BEGIN...
Friday, November 7 is the last day of Module 1. A new marking period will begin with Module 2 on Monday, November 10.


8TH GRADE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS...
Anyone who has scheduled interviews at Beacon High School must let Shirley know the date at least two weeks prior. Please contact her with your date at slee at schools.nyc.gov or 347-563-5303.


SOCCER...
This Thursday, October 23 vs ESC at Baruch Field (just south of Bard High School [525 East Houston Street] near the FDR Drive). Girls' team at 4pm, boys' team at 5pm.

That's it for now.

All best,
Devan

Hello TSMS Families,

Hope you're doing well and enjoying the beautiful fall days. Don't forget about Curriculum Night tomorrow (see below).

Here's the news of the week:

SLT...
Tonight Tuesday, October 14 at 5:30pm is the next School Leadership Team meeting. All members of the school community are welcome.


CURRICULUM NIGHT...
Tomorrow Wednesday, October 15 at 5:30pm is Curriculum Night. We hope you will all take advantage of this opportunity to visit all of your children's teachers. We'll be starting off in the auditorium to communicate briefly with Sonhando and the PTA. Come get informed about what your children are learning, what their teachers and classrooms are like, and how difficult their schedules really are. The PTA will have some food and snacks available beforehand outside the auditorium for fundraising and socializing! Please join us.


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CLUB...
Tomorrow Wednesday October 15 during Period A (8:10 am), there will be an informational meeting about a new environmental science club started by Linda Martin, our 8th grade Science teacher. She is running this program in conjunction with the Museum of National History and YouthCaN (http://www.youthcanworld.org). Students will meet every Friday afternoon from 4:30-7:30pm and there will be some Saturday field trips planned as well. Students will network with other kids from around the world to discuss a variety of environmental issues, as well as go on hikes in the area, and work with museum scientists. Many of the activities will center around facilities based at the Museum of Natural History. If you think your child may be interested, please send them to the Science Lab (Room 320) tomorrow morning. If you have any more questions, feel free to email Ms. Martin at ms.lindamartin at gmail.com.


LIGHTS ON AFTER SCHOOL...
This Thursday, October 16 from 4:30-6pm starting in Room 357, you are all invited to an After School celebration. Families, siblings, and friends are all welcome as we take part in a nationwide event called Lights On Afterschool, honoring and promoting After School Programs as a way to keep kids safe, learning, and inspired. We will be coming together to make After School-inspired artwork and then will take our art and banners (and some musical instruments) over to Tompkins Square Park. If you have any questions, you can contact Nataly at 212-995-1430 x3370 or natalybraginsky at gmail.com.


PROGRESS REPORTS...
Module 1 Progress Reports will be mailed out tomorrow. If you have not received one by the weekend, please let us know as it probably mens we don't have your right address on file! You can contact Francis in the Deans' Office for that at 212-995-1430 x3510 or fquezada at schools.nyc.gov.


POWERSCHOOL...
Included in the Progress Report mailing will be your children's PowerSchool log-in and password. For those of you new to TSMS, PowerSchool is an online grading system that allows you to see how your children are doing on their assignments and projects for every class. Do keep in mind though that the temporary overall grade displayed for each class may not yet reflect participation, large upcoming projects, etc. that are likely to have a huge impact on your child's actual grade. All the details about logging in to PowerSchool (tsms.powerschool.com) should be included in the letter.


8TH GRADE HIGH SCHOOL NEWS...
This Saturday & Sunday, October 18 & 19 from 11am-3pm is the Manhattan Boroughwide High School Fair. It will be held at Louis Brandeis HS (145 West 84th St). Also you will receive your High School Applications in your Progress Report mailing! These will be due back to Advisors on November 18. And don't forget-- those of you whose children want to audition for LaGuardia HS -- the preliminary application is due back to Ms. Macken TOMORROW, Wednesday Oct 15!! Your children have been individually reminded as well.


SOCCER...
This Thursday, October 16 vs TASS at Baruch Field (just south of Bard High School [525 East Houston Street] near the FDR Drive). Girls' team at 4pm, boys' team at 5pm.

That's it for now.

All best,
Devan

Hello TSMS Families,

The school schedule is kind of chaotic right now and I hope it has not been too disruptive for any of you. Happy new year to those who celebrated Rosh Hashanah last week. It is a beautiful fall day out there and with the cool breeze and the sun coming in through the window, it reminds me how nice this time of year can be. Biggest thing coming up right now is Curriculum Night next week (see below).

Here's the news of the week:

EARLY DISMISSAL...
Tomorrow Wednesday, October 8 is an early dismissal day for staff professional development, as voted in last year by the PTA, the SLT, and the staff. Students will be dismissed after lunch at 1:45pm. For families who need their children here until the end of the school day, there will be supervision available until 3:20pm in place of After School-- but you MUST return a permission slip for the student to stay. You can contact Nataly at 212-995-1430 x3370 or natalybraginsky at gmail.com with any questions. Early dismissal days will take place once a month throughout the rest of the schoolyear. The next one is scheduled for Wednesday, November 12.


YOM KIPPUR//COLUMBUS DAY...
This Thursday, October 9 is Yom Kippur. Next Monday, October 13 is Columbus Day. All schools will be closed citywide both days.


CURRICULUM NIGHT...
Next Wednesday, October 15 at 5:30pm is Curriculum Night. Have you wondered what your children are learning in their classes this year? Have you wondered what your children's teachers are like? What their classrooms are like? What their schedule is like? Curriculum Night provides all the answers. You will be given a schedule and will travel from room to room, to hear from your children's teachers about their classes. We all meet in the auditorium as a large group to communicate briefly with Sonhando and the PTA and then go upstairs and visit teachers based on grade level. Come live the life of a middle schooler for just one night! A rare opportunity indeed.


PROGRESS REPORTS...
Module 1 Progress Reports will be mailed out by next Thursday, October 16. If you have not received one by next weekend, please let us know as it probably mens we do not have your correct address. You can contact Francis in the Deans' Office for that at 212-995-1430 x3510 or fquezada at schools.nyc.gov.


FUN WITH A-660...
For those of you who are into arcane DOE documents, the new edition of the Chancellor's Regulation A-660 has been posted online and is now open for 30 days of public review. The A-660 covers rules relating to PAs and PTAs. The regulation can be found at http://docs.nycenet.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-31/A-660.pdf and recommendations for change should be directed to ofea@schools.nyc.gov.


REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE...
Thanks in part to a "Got Green?" initiative from last year's Student Council, TSMS is now recycling paper, glass, and plastic in daily and weekly batches. All classrooms are being outfitted with the appropriate bins.


SOCCER...
Today Tuesday, October 7 vs NEST at Columbus Park (80 Mulberry Street). Girls' team at 4pm, boys' team at 5pm.