IS27 Parent Handbook

  

 2016-17 Parent Handbook.pdf 

Welcome to I.S. 27

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 Dear Parents /Guardians and Students,

Our school is connected!  Please follow us on Twitter as we use this social media tool to share important news and announcements, calendar updates and more!

(Please keep in mind that we will not follow you back because it is the school's policy that we only follow other educational Twitter feeds.)

Help spread the word so we may all stay connected!

Thank you,

Mr. Barone

  

 

IS27 Summer Camp Application 

 New York Edge Enrollment Packet - DYCD FY 19.pdf  

2017 Summer Reading Tasks-DUE SEPT 13, 2017

2018 Summer Reading Assignments :

Incoming Grade 6:

 6TH GRADE SUMMER READING ASSIGNMENT- WONDER COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS.docx 

MSQI Summer Reading Grades 7 & 8:

 Summer Reading Assignment_2018.doc 

  2017 New York Libraries Summer Reading Booklist by level and grade.pdf 

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PLEASE NOTE: T-Shirts Are A Mandatory Item.

Please visit the summer school site to see size samples before you place your order.

🍦The ice cream 🍦cart will be open every Friday! $ 1-$ 3/treat🍦

 

 

IS27 Photo Gallery

IS27 Bell Schedule

  

Living Environment Regents Prep Materials:

 89 - Regents Review 01 - Scientific Inquiry.pptx  

90 - Regents Review 02 - Lab Skills.pptx  

91 - Regents Review 03 - Ecology Part 1.pptx  

92 - Regents Review 04 - Ecology Part 2.pptx  

93 - Regents Review 05 - The Cell.pptx  

94 - Regents Review 06 - Photosynthesis and Respiration.pptx  

95 - Regents Review 07 - Organ Systems.pptx  

96 - Regents Review 08 - Reproduction.pptx  

97 - Regents Review 09 - Genetics.pptx  

98 - Regents Review 10 - Evolution.pptx  

Our Debate Team

  

IS27 Basket Auction Donors

IS27 School bus Stop Routes

  

 Bus Stop OPT Info.pdf 

 

2017-2018  2017-2017 School Cal.pdf 

  

  

 

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Students should ask ELA teacher or Librarian for our username & password.

Updated Arista Requirements

  Arista Requirements 2017-2018.pdf  

  

We are excited to be partnering with a truly hassle-free fundraiser called Shoparoo! Nationwide, over 10,000 schools are already earning hundreds and even thousands through Shoparoo and it’s a great opportunity for us to really make a difference this year!   

Shoparoo is fundraising made easy: turn pictures of your everyday shopping receipts into cash donations and sweepstakes entries for our school with this free app. Yep, it’s that simple. No more cutting labels, selling door to door, or time-consuming coordinating. Just shop, snap, earn.  

Get started today:

  1. Download the free Shoparoo app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store
  2. Select our school from the list and start taking pictures of your receipts - shop anywhere, buy anything!
  3. Earn even more points by spreading the word and inviting others to join

There’s no limit to how much money we can raise with Shoparoo - the more supporters, the more we will raise for our school. Also, each of our first 20 participants will earn a guaranteed $1 donation from Shoparoo for their first receipt! Check out shoparoo.com to learn more about this awesome hassle-free program.

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Elizabeth A. Rose

Deputy Chancellor Division of Operations

52 Chambers Street New York, NY 10007

January 25, 2017

 

Dear Families and Staff:  

This is a follow up to my December 19 letter outlining the additional measures the New York City Department of Education (DOE) is taking to ensure that the water in New York City schools is safe for students and staff.

On December 23, 2016, every potential source of water for drinking or preparing food at I.S. 27 - Staten Island (I.S. 027 Anning S. Prall, 11 Clove Lake Place Staten Island, NY 10310) was tested for lead. The laboratory results showed elevated levels of lead in 53 of the 150 samples of water taken and tested from outlets in the building. A more detailed letter related to the testing for lead at I.S. 27 - Staten Island is attached and complete test results are posted on the DOE website. In any building where lead test results show even one water outlet above the action level of 15 parts per billion, the DOE will implement its standard response protocol, under which it removes any such outlet from service, flushes all or part of the system to eliminate water sitting in pipes overnight, replaces equipment and re-tests after the equipment is replaced.

Each affected fixture at I.S. 27 - Staten Island will remain out of service until it is remediated and future testing shows that the water does not have an elevated level of lead. The custodial staff will also continue to flush the I.S. 27 - Staten Island water systems on Monday mornings before school starts in order to eliminate water that has been stagnant in pipes over the weekend and to ensure safe drinking water is available for students and staff. Please visit http://schools.nyc.gov/AboutUs/schools/watersafety.htm to learn more about the robust protocol we use to ensure the safety of drinking water in each and every school, as well as to look up water test results for their child’s school. We will keep you updated on the remediation work at I.S. 27 - Staten Island, and thank you for your patience and support.

Sincerely yours,

Elizabeth A. Rose

Further Information:   01 25 2017 R027_R027 Backpack Letter.pdf 

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As a parent or guardian of a child at IS27, you are automatically a member of our PTA. With this in mind, our PTA is reaching out to all community members to help support our future endeavors. No contribution is too small and every contribution is used to student activities and to assist the school. Won’t you please donate today? Kindly please complete the form attached and return it in an envelope.  PTA Donation Letter 2016-17.pdf 

May 2, 2018

 Dear Parents and Guardians:

 We ask all students come to school dressed appropriately for an adult office work environment.  When it is determined that a student’s clothing does not comply with the dress code, you may be asked to change into appropriate clothing before attending class. 

The Principal or the Principal’s designee has the final authority for interpreting whether a student’s apparel conforms to the dress code and is appropriate dress for an adult office work environment. 

Below are some pointers to keep in mind when getting dressed for school. 

  • No pants that fall below the waist
  • No shirts with inappropriate slogans or pictures
  • No low cut or see-through shirts or sweaters
  • No short tops which expose your stomach
  • No short shorts.  All shorts must reach the end of your fingertips.
  • No short skirts.  All skirts must reach the end of your fingertips.
  • No visible undergarments
  • No extremely tight clothing
  • Not sure if it’s appropriate? DON’T WEAR IT!

Violations of the dress code will result in disciplinary action as outlined in the NYC Department of Education Discipline Code. 

        B09 *Wearing clothing, headgear (e.g., caps or hats), or other items that are unsafe or disruptive to the educational process (A-E only) 

Range of Possible Disciplinary Responses to Be Used in Addition to Guidance Interventions

  1. Admonishment by pedagogical school staff          
  2. Student/teacher conference
  3. Reprimand by appropriate supervisor (e.g., assistant principal, principal)
  4. Parent conference
  5. In-school disciplinary action (e.g., formal restorative conference, detention, exclusion from extracurricular activities, or communal lunchtime) 

Very truly yours, 

Matthew Barone

Principal

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Remind

We are using Remind, a free messaging service to help keep our school families in the know.

 Please use these directions to register/  remind direct.pdf)  

 

IS27's Cell Phone Policy

1. During the school day (from the time a student arrives in school, until the end of school) the cell phone must be turned off and cannot be visible.
2. While students are riding DOE buses the cell phone policy is in effect just as if the student was in a classroom during the school day.
3. The only reasons for school personnel to ask a student to surrender a cell phone would be:  
a - if the cell phone rang or vibrated (which would mean that the phone was turned on), or    
b - if the teacher saw the cell phone (which would mean that the phone was visible).
4. If a student is found to be in violation of the cell phone policy the following protocol will be followed:  cell phone policy-3-17-2017.pdf