Arrival Time/Location
Grades K-5: At 8:00am all students will enter through the front entrance, get a breakfast, and head straight to classrooms where their teachers will meet them. Staff members will help all students get to their classrooms safely.
Regular Dismissal Time/Location
Grades K-2: 2:20pm pick up in South yard
Grades 3-5: 2:20pm pick up in North yard
On these stormy weather days, we will place signs on the front door and send out a phone call to let you know we will be following this plan. Please additionally send your child in proper attire, including jackets/ boots/ umbrellas on rainy and snowy days. Our main priority is student safety. Thank you in advance for your patience and cooperation!
Dear Families,
I am reaching out to reaffirm our commitment to you and your children. Please know that New York City Public Schools is dedicated to protecting the right of every student to attend public school, regardless of immigration status, national origin, or religion. Our policies remain the same, and I encourage you to continue to send your children to school. As you may know, New York City Public Schools does not request or track families’ immigration or asylum status. Access to students, school facilities, or records will only be provided to non-local law enforcement when required by law, and only after consultation with New York City Public Schools’ lawyers. If an officer from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or other non-local law enforcement agency attempts to enter the school building or asks for information, our school staff know to contact our attorneys. Since January, we have trained thousands of staff members—including principals, parent coordinators, school safety agents, guidance counselors, social workers, and more—on our policy and procedures. We will continue to ensure our staff are informed and prepared. We are also working with community partners to provide “Know Your Rights” training sessions for families in multiple languages. For more information, visit schools.nyc.gov/ProjectOpenArms. Families with questions about federal policies can call the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs Legal Support Hotline at 1-800-354-0365. We will continue to update our families and our school community as needed. To ensure you receive important news from New York City Public Schools, please make sure you have activated your NYC Schools Account (schools.nyc.gov/NYCSA) and that your contact information is up to date. You can also share updated contact information with your child’s school. I know how important it is that our schools are safe places for our children; school was that safe place for me when I was young. The diversity of New York City Public Schools is one of our greatest strengths, and I am committed to maintaining a community where all students can learn and thrive.
In Partnership,
Melissa Aviles-Ramos Chancellor
Attention all families of 3rd, 4th and 5th graders. State test are coming up and we want the students to de stress before test taking. Join us for a family event.
Atención familiares de niños en el 3er, 4to, 5to grado. Los exámenes estatales serán pronto y queremos que los alumnos estén relajados antes del examen. Únanse a este evento familiar.
Families,
Join a FREE Virtual Presentation on Immigration Rights. This event is designed to provide valuable insights and information about your rights and options. Whether you're navigating immigration matters personally or simply want to stay informed, this is a great opportunity to learn and ask questions.
The event will be held virtually via Zoom at 6:30 on February 26th.
HTTPS://ZOOM.US/J/86173945937?
PS. 59 will having a parent workshop on January 16,2025 from 8:30am-10:00am in room 207. We will be discussing "How to support our families with conflict resolutions " presented by Ms. Menedez and Ms.Schwartz. For more information please contact Mr.Robert at Rramirez9@schools.nyc.gov .
All NYC children born in 2021 can apply for Pre-K for the 2025-2026 school year, including children currently attending 3-K or other preschool programs, children with disabilities, children with accessibility needs, children learning English, and students in temporary housing. Children do not need to be toilet trained to attend pre-K.
During the application period, families can apply one of three ways:
If any assistance is need please feel free to speak to Mr. Robert or schedule a virtual meeting at https://calendar.app.google/uMdxLdngAkQfRAAH6
Monday, February 10, 2025
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Location: I.S. 254.
2452 Washington Avenue
Bronx, NY 10458
Town Hall will also be live streamed. Please register for this event at the following link: learndoe.org/cec
Don't miss this excellent opportunity. Issues and concerns will be addressed.
You will learn:
.Learn the benefits of physical activity
· Read labels and choose healthy foods
· Plan meals and save money
· Learn about food safety
· The importance of eating fruits and vegetables
· Feeding young children and much more
· Prepare meals with your children
WHERE: P.S.59 2185 Bathgate Ave, Bronx, NY, 10457
If you have any questions please contact Parent Coordinators: (P.S.59) Robert Ramirez or (P.S.23) Amaryllis Feliz.
* We will be having these workshops with families from P.S. 59 and P.S. 23*
P.S. 59 Families,
Come join us for the fun!!! P.S. 59 Annual Winter Wonderland Show. Please come on time for the grades below:
Grades K-2 : 8:45 sharp - 9:30 am
Grades 3-5 9:45 sharp- 10:30 am
Thank You,
From October 15 until December 20, 2024, NYC families can apply to middle school for the 2024–25 school year. Learn more about this year's admissions processes, including suggested tips and tools that you can use to discover and select programs, and submit your application!
CSD 10 has a new Superintendent… Superintendent Roberto Hernandez is coming to a school near you! Join us to meet him! Each session is open to all parents.
