March 9th - 13th

Civics Week is a time for schools across the city to celebrate youth voice, civic empowerment, and the importance of registering to vote. Civics Week includes efforts to help every young person understand that their voice matters and that they can create change as active participants of their community. 

For this year's Civics Week theme, the Department of Social Studies and Civics is acknowledging the celebration of America's 250th anniversary. This year's theme, Voices Then, Voices Now, invites young people to draw inspiration from the many voices throughout United States history that have made our democracy possible. During Civics Week and throughout the year, we encourage students to consider the importance of their voice in bringing democracy into the next 250 years! 

Check out our comic books! All of our comics are available on the Social Studies and Civics Hub. Scan the QR below.

Explore SORA with your student! Log in to find the Civics for All collection, then read and discuss topics together!

Participate in Local Government - Identify your elected officials and attend community meetings.

Volunteer! Get involved with your student’s school by supporting Civics Week activities or help raise awareness throughout the city!

It's the game we've been waiting for - METS vs. Yankees. Join members of the school community for an unforgettable night at the ballpark.

Tickets are in the Coca Cola Corner ($142.50) or the Promenade Reserved ($85.25).

The first 100 Tickets bought will have the opportunity to take a picture on the field before the game.

BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW!

Limited Tickets are available. More Seats were added.

Photo galleries for individual and class photos are available to view. Please email help@stompinggroundphoto.com if you need assistance!

March 4th: 8th Grade Yearbook Photo Deadline Please make your choice or a photo will be chosen for you! 

March 11th: Order Deadline A percentage of your purchase goes back to PS 122 PTO to support enrichment & programs for all students. 

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NYCPS and the Mayor’s Office are committed to protecting the right of every student to attend public school, regardless of immigration status, national origin, or religion. The PS122Q school administration is available to answer questions or provide support. 

Visit this page for extensive local, state & national resources. 

In accordance with NYS law, PS122 has a new cell phone and electronic device policy applying to all internet-enabled devices (including smartphones, smart watches, and iPads). If you have questions or need to register an exception, reach out to the school administration. 

Download the full PDF here
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Several different accounts provide resources for students and families. Visit the resources below and reach out to Parent Coordinator Judy Milo if you have any questions.

Parent Accounts:

NYCSchools Account: resources, support, and student information - including grades, IEP information, and attendance.

My Schools: Research schools and register, including Middle School and High School Applications. 

Class Dojo: This is an app you can download to your phone, and receive updates and communication from the school, as well as communicate with teachers. 

Student Accounts:

Students have an NYC Schools Account automatically created for them. Use that same login for TeachHub, Google Classroom, and more. 

TeachHub: Access to a variety of resources, including iReady, SORA, Envision Math Digital, Amplify Science, HMH Into Reading, and all student information - including grades and NYS test scores. 

Google Classroom: Each class has a Google Classroom setup, and your teacher may communicate there.