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DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

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  Hungerford School New Building Construction Site

  Hungerford School New Location

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  Student Emergency Contact Card

  https://www.schools.nyc.gov/docs/default-source/default-document-library/emergency-contact-card-english-fillable-form

  Beginning February 4, parents/guardians will be able to update their cell phone numbers in NYC Schools Account (NYCSA), under the Emergency Contact tab. DOE offices will use the contact information provided by families in NYCSA to communicate with families directly in the case of an emergencies.

   

  For additional information on NYCSA Guardian Emergency Contact, refer to the NYCSA Wiki. If you have questions, suggestions, or need support with providing access to NYCSA to a parent, email nycschoolsaccount@schools.nyc.gov or call the Help Desk at 212-374-6646.

  For parent/guardian resources, including an overview of NYCSA, see the public NYC Schools Account website or call 311.

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  721 R Forms Request

  721R Forms Request Homepage

  721R PPE SUPPLIES REQUEST FORM

  721R PRINTING & PAPER REQUEST FORM

  721R TECH SUPPORT REQUEST FORM

  721R (MAIN SITE) HYGIENE SUPPLIES REQUEST FORM

   

  *** ALL REQUESTS MUST BE APPROVED BY AN ADMINISTRATOR ***

  Staff Device Request

   

  Staff Tech Device Request Remote Learning Form

   

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  Sign up for a NYC Schools Account (NYCSA).

  Parents and Guardians: We’ve made it easier to  sign up for a NYC Schools Account (NYCSA). Setting up a basic account will allow you to get emergency notifications from the DOE.  

   

  You can create a basic account online from any computer, phone, or tablet. All you need to do is:

  ·        Go to https://mystudent.nyc/saa/signup 

  ·        Set up the account by:

  o   Entering  your name and email address,

  o   creating a password, and

  o   answering a few brief security questions so you can reset the password if you forget it.

   

  After you create your account, you will need to verify your identity and your relationship to that student. You can do that at the upcoming Parent-Teacher Conferences on [indicate date/time]. Once you do that you will be able to see your child’s grades, test scores, and attendance. 

   

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• Hungerford School Talent Show

  Hungerford School Talent Showcase

  I hope you enjoy watching the videos with your class this week.  The students and staff worked really hard on them! 

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• Apply for the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP)

  Encourage Students with IEPs to Apply for the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP)

   

   

  Students with IEPs between the ages of 14 and 21 can submit a completed application for the Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) to their borough Transition and College Access Center (TCAC), using either SYEP 2021 Application Younger Youth (14–15) for ages 14–15, or SYEP 2021 Application Older Youth (16–21) for ages 16–21, by 5:00 p.m. on April 23. You and your staff are encouraged to help students with IEPs complete the application process. Please note that supporting documents must be included as per the checklist in the application. The SYEP 2021 Older Youth (16–21) program will provide a work-based learning experience that may be remote, in-person or blended. The SYEP 2021 Younger Youth (14–15) program will have students participate in structured career-readiness and project-based learning experiences; students will receive a stipend.

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• Fund raiser -Enjoy lunch or dinner at Montalbano’s

   

   Enjoy lunch or dinner at Montalbano’s 

  See Flyer for Details 

  • Montalbanos Autism Flyer.pdf

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• Hungerford Monthly Newsletter

  • April 2021.pdf

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• Technical Support - Parent Workshop

  Technical Support Parent Workshop

  April 13, April 27, May, 11, May 25, June 8, June 22
  Joining info	Join with Google Meet
  	meet.google.com/whp-cuxr-yax
  	Join by phone
  	(US) +1 929-399-7624 (PIN: 512908866)

   

   

  Zenaida Martinez
  Parent Coordinator
  Richard H. Hungerford School

  zmartinez@schools.nyc.gov

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• The Hungerford School Mission Statement

  The Hungerford School provides quality and rigorous individualized educational programs to students with significant challenges and diverse language styles in a variety of settings that nurture independence, ensure dignity, and support integration into the community to foster successful outcomes post-graduation. 

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• 321 Culinary Kitchen Menu

  Culinary kitchen Menu

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• Staten Island Community Partnership - North Shore Food Distribution

  A MASK OR FACE COVERING IS REQUIRED. PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING.

  Dear Families:

  The Staten Island Community Partnership - North Shore Food Distribution to keep the North Shore families safe and healthy will be distributing packaged food and other household necessities to those in need every Tuesday from 1:00 pm-3:00 pm at 119 Tompkins Avenue (at the top of the driveway).  For more information contact 917-485-7947 or email SICPPInfo@NYFoundling.org.

  PCCS: Supporting You Through COVID on March 25, 2021 - to register visit www.pccsny.org/events

  Thank you.

   

   

  • SICP Food Distribution.pdf
  • Supporting You Through COVID-PCCS.pdf

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• SCHOOL CALENDAR 2020-2021

  • 2020-2021CALENDAR.pdf

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• Student Attendance Policy 2020-2021

  Attendance Policy of Hungerford School:

   

  Attendance is vital to your child's academic success, his/her social skills and in achieving there promotional standards.  

   

  Each child from ages 5 to 17 years of age are mandated in New York City to attend school on a full-time basis.  Attendance is taken daily.  Children are expected to be on time.  If your child was absent, a note from a parent or doctor must be given to the teacher upon returning to the school. If a child is absent for 2 consecutive days a call to the parent will be made by the school.  If a child is absent for 10 consecutive days a 407 investigation will be opened.  (407 Form = excessive absences)

   

  The Regulation of the Chancellor known as A-210 clearly states that a student with less than 90% attendance is considered chronically absent.  The parent of a minor student who has been absent 20 times or more in a four month period may be referred to ACS for educational neglect.  Our school staff want to work with you to make sure your child comes to school every day. Please let us know if any issue exists for you which prevents your child from attending school.  We want your child in school!  

   

  Absences:

   

  If your child is going to be absent from school, in person or remote you are expected to call the school and document their absence.  The following options are available to notify the school:

  1. Contact main office (718) 273-8622
  2. Contact child’s teacher
  3. Contact Pupil Accounting Secretary Mrs. Tragares at (718) 273-8622 x1255 or Ltragares@schools.nyc.gov

  Lateness/Dismissals:

   

  It is understood that the school day starts at 8:40 am and all parents should make every effort to have their child report to school on time.  Requesting the release of your child before the dismissal should take place only if there is an emergency.  Children will not be released once the dismissal process has begun. 

   

  If there is a change in your child's daily schedule it is necessary to notify the main office/teacher immediately (i.e. child is not attending afterschool program etc.); a note must be written and given to the teacher or a verbal statement or phone call is also acceptable.  No student will be released to anyone who is not on the blue card.  If someone other than usual person picking up your child, please state that on the note/phone call and they must show photo ID to sign out the child.

   

  Please keep in touch with the school regarding your child’s attendance.  We want your child to have the best possible attendance for him/her.  If there is anything I can do to assist you, please contact me directly.

   

   

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