English
Arabic
Chinese (Simplified)
Russian
Spanish“Save for College Program One Pager”
“Program Basics: Frequently Asked Questions”
For more information, please visit https://nyckidsrise.org/downloadable-resources/
SHSAT Registration
Welcome letters are in the mail to families of 8th-grade students who attend public DOE schools and charter schools. Each personalized welcome letter includes an overview of high school admissions, including how to use the DOE’s online school directory and application system, MySchools.nyc.
For families who have never used MySchools before, their personalized welcome letter will help them set up their MySchools account and add their child using their unique account creation code.
For families who have already used MySchools in a previous year, they just need to log in! They can re-set their MySchools password if needed. If a family logs into MySchools and does not see their child’s name on the Dashboard page, that’s okay–they just need their welcome letter and they should follow the instructions there.
If any parents have questions, please call Mr. Yenzer ext. 4064
The deadline for SHSAT registration is 11/15. The exam will be on 12/2 at PS 180.
2021-2023 Vacancy Application
NYC EDUCATION COUNCILS
July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2023 Term
Halloween Dance is Canceled.
Free and Low-Cost Internet Options
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has launched a short-term Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program, which provides broadband internet service for eligible New York City households, at a reduced cost, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Please click here to open the “Free and Low-Cost Internet Options” webpage.
Please click here to open the flyer in English.
Please click the links to open the flyer in different languages, Spanish, Chinese, Bengali, Russian, Urdu, Arabic, Haitian Creole, Korean, and French.
All families with a student enrolled in a DOE school or program are eligible for this benefit. Families can confirm their eligibility, apply for the program, and find participating broadband providers via the USAC website. There are two types of benefits available to eligible households:
Monthly Benefit: A discount of up to $50/month for broadband service, equipment, and device rentals; or One-time Device Discount: A one-time discount of up to $100 for a laptop, tablet, or desktop computer (with a co-payment of $10-$50), where available.
Families can visit the FCC’s EBB webpage and view this FAQ to learn more about the EBB program. Translated materials are available via the following links: Spanish, Arabic, Amharic, Burmese, Chinese, French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Somali, Tagalog, and Vietnamese.
For questions and support, schools and families should email EBBHelp@usac.org or call (833) 511-0311.
NYC DOE Family Update Week of September 27, 2021
It’s an exciting time, but also a busy time! Learn how you can keep your children safe and support their academic success with the latest DOE Family Update, and visit our website for the most current information: schools.nyc.gov/homecoming
Please click here to open the NYC DOE Family Update Week of September 27, 2021
Steps to Change The Language on Operoo
If you use the Operoo Central App on an iPhone or Android phone, please follow steps 1 – 4 to complete the language change.
If you use a web browser to open Operoo, please complete steps 2 – 4
Download Operoo App on iPhones
Please search Operoo Central on iPhone App Store
Download Operoo App on Android Phones
Please search Operoo Central on Android Google Play
October Breakfast, Lunch, and Snack Menus
Please click the images below to open the menus.
Support School Funding
Submit a Family Income Inquiry Form Online Today.
Visit myschoolapps.com and select New York City Schools as your District.
Free COVID-19 Vaccines for All New Yorkers Aged 12 and Older
As you might be aware, all New Yorkers aged 12 and older can now receive a free
COVID-19 vaccine. This is great news for the health and safety of your child, your family, your school community, and the whole city!
COVID-19 Testing for Students
If you do not want your child to participate in random surveillance testing, do not submit consent.
If you consent, your child will receive a free diagnostic test for the COVID-19 virus. Collecting a specimen for testing involves inserting a small swab, similar to a Q-Tip, into the front of the nose and/or collecting saliva (spit).
REMINDER: Accept your email invitation & register for OPEROO.
The Operoo system makes it very easy for you to respond to field trip, blue cards, registration, and other consent forms using your mobile phone, tablet or PC. No more paperwork! No more lost forms or notes found in the bottom of the backpack, no more concerns about children missing out on information when they are absent.
Important Dates & Information
The 2021-2022 school year begins on Monday, September 13th.
Please be sure to complete the “DOE Health Screening Questionnaire” before attending school in-person. Watch the tutorial in English | Spanish | Chinese. You can also add a shortcut on your mobile phone for quick access. Information on COVID-19 Student Testing Info & Consent Forms can be found here.
EMERGENCY CONTACT BLUE CARDS
Parents/Guardians: If you have not already submitted your child’s emergency contact blue card, please use this fillable form, complete and email it back to 20K180@schools.nyc.gov
Devices for Remote Learning
Do you need a device or technical support? Need help with a broken, lost, or stolen device? Call DOE’s IT Help desk at 718-935-5100 and press 5 to get assistance.
You can also get quick help online:
- Browse tech support topics: schools.nyc.gov/technicaltools
- File a tech support ticket: schools.nyc.gov/techsupport
- Request a device: schools.nyc.gov/devices
- Get support with a DOE-issued iPad: schools.nyc.gov/ipadfixes
- Issues with your Internet connection: schools.nyc.gov/internet
LEARNING BRIDGES
Learning Bridges is a new program that provides free child care options for children from 3-K through 8th grade on days when they are scheduled for remote learning. Visit schools.nyc.gov/learningbridges or call 311 to learn more and apply now!
Creating your NYC Student account
To retrieve your account ID and password:
- Go to Student Account Self Service(Open external link)
- Enter your 9-digit Student ID (OSIS) number. (You can find your Student ID number on a report card, your student ID card, or in your NYCSA account.)
- Enter your birthday.
- Click Continue.
- If the information you enter matches your student record, your username will be displayed.
- Your student ID is your username followed by @nycstudents.net. For example, if your username is JaneD, your student account ID is JaneD@nycstudents.net.
- If you haven’t already set up a password, you will be asked to set one up.
- Pick a password that only you will know.
- Re-enter your password.
- Click Update Password.
IMPORTANT: If you are still having trouble with your @nycstudents.net account after following these steps, you must either fill out a support ticket at the IT Service Desk or call 718-935-5100 (hold times may be long).
The SEEALL Academy
School Overview
We are a Pre-K through 8 school located in the heart of Borough Park in Brooklyn, New York. Our school holds high educational standards with academic success for all students.
Our staff provides a supportive environment which encourages students to develop into young leaders as they progress through their educational careers.
Welcome to The SEEALL Academy, PS/IS 180
The SEEALL Academy is committed to becoming the gateway into the top performing High Schools in New York City.
Join us on this journey of academic and creative expansion.
Educational Cornerstones of The SEEALL Academy
Find out how The SEEALL Academy stands out with our unique approach to educational enrichment.
Enrichment Programs
The SEEALL Academy offers a wide variety of elective enrichment programs for it’s middle school students. These offerings allow students to take an active part in shaping their educational curriculum around their own individual interests.
Our enrichment programs range from arts and creative, to technology and robotics classes. Students are encouraged to find a program that will suit their interests and continue to challenge them academically.
Student & Staff Expectations
We have high expectations for all students and strive to prepare them to meet all academic challenges. Our school aims to develop literate, articulate, socially responsible young citizens. We hold high educational standards with academic success for all students.
Our staff provides a supportive environment, which encourages students to develop into young learning leaders. Our school community works collaboratively so that we may create an academically challenging environment.
The SEEALL Philosophy
The philosophy of Students Educationally Enriched As Learning Leaders (SEEALL) is that all students are active learners and participants in the educational process.
Leadership qualities are promoted and shaped through cooperative and collaborative learning, individual and group presentations, public speaking, and ongoing autonomy in all curriculum areas, including the Arts and Technology.
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The SEEALL Academy, PS/IS 180
Students Educationally Enriched As Learning Leaders