On June 10th the 7th Graders will enjoy a fun and exciting day with various rides and attractions! School buses will leave ESMS promptly at 8:15am and the students will return to school by 4:30pm.
Click here to pay and for more info - including the permission slip!
Join us in the ESMS Cafeteria to stay updated with the business of the school and vote on next year's PTA Executive Board.
Add your support to our school community - no amount is too small, or too large!
8th grade only
8th grade only
Classes will leave after morning attendance, eat lunch at the museum and return to ESMS at 3pm.
Classes will leave after morning attendance, eat lunch at the museum and return to ESMS at 3pm.
Classes will leave after morning attendance, eat lunch at the museum and return to ESMS at 3pm.
If your child will be absent or is arriving late, please alert the school first thing in the morning, by completing THIS SHORT GOOGLE FORM
There is no need to call or email teachers if you complete this form - all staff will have access to it. When we process homeroom attendance at 11am, you will still receive a DOE notification that your child is not in the building, even if you complete our form.
RELATED ATTENDANCE REMINDERS:
Marble Health Started by former teachers and mental health experts, Marble offers virtual parent workshops and partners with school counselors to reach students early in their mental health journey, before things escalate. Marble accepts all major insurances, including Medicaid plans, making care affordable and accessible. The list of live, 7pm Zoom workshops is HERE.
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Child Mind Institute provides information, resources and workshops to help you support children who are struggling with mental health, behavior or learning challenges.
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NYC Teenspace is a new initiative offered through the city’s Health Department providing 13- to 17-year-olds with free, online mental health support, provided by licensed therapists in over 30 languages. Once paired with a therapist, teens can connect with them via unlimited texts and monthly video calls.
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National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) If a family member is struggling with mental illness, NAMI offers both immediate assistance and helpful courses where you’ll find support and shared understanding. Call the NAMI HelpLine at 800-950-6264, text 'helpline' to 62640, or chat online. In a crisis, call or text 988.
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Bailey is our school's NYC certified therapy dog. Students have the opportunity to interact directly with Bailey for individualized social-emotional learning opportunities. Bailey may also be used as part of our school’s crisis intervention protocols, including behavioral crisis de-escalation and bereavement assistance.
Current NY State Immunization Requirements
Applicable for all, but incoming 6th grade families should please note #3 on p.2
Pediatrician Exam Form
Submit each year or after any new immunization to nurse@esmsnyc.net
Medication Administration Forms (MAF)
All students with a diagnosis such as asthma, allergies or diabetes should submit a Medication Administration Form (MAF) to the school nurse; a new MAF must be submitted each year. Links to forms can be found on this page.
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Pursuant to Section 613 of the New York State Public Health Law, all schools are now required to post flu educational material in plain view throughout the school building.
Fight Flu at Home and School: English, Spanish, Bengali, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Korean, and Russian
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NYC CARE Available citywide at NYC Health + Hospitals locations!
NYC Care is a health care access program that guarantees services at little or no-cost to New Yorkers who do not qualify for or cannot afford health insurance. Unlock your right to affordable health care with dignity and respect, regardless of your immigration status or ability to pay.
Call: 212-709-3222
Text: "PLC" to 43961
Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 12 midnight
Saturday: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Open throughout the holiday season
Go to Operoo if you need to update your child's Emergency Card Authorized Student Pickup List. The school can only release your child during the school day to names on this list and will be able to see your changes in real time. The PTA is proud to help support the school's use of Operoo.
A few recent examples of how our students are helping in their community!
Parent University helps to educate families from early childhood through adulthood. It offers free courses, resources, events, and activities. Check it out and sign in with your NYC School Account.
Have you considered running for a seat on the District 2 Community Education Council or one of the citywide councils? These councils of elected parents advise the chancellor and work on behalf of children in our public schools (info). See below about an information session for potential candidates. Interpretation available in Spanish, Mandarin, and Bangla.
Monday, January 13 at 5pm
Virtual - register HERE for the link.
FACE (the DOE's Office of Family and Community Empowerment) will share:
- An overview of CCECs and their roles
- The responsibilities of being a council member
- How to apply and run for election
- Tips for a successful candidacy
We would love to see an ESMS parent / guardian on the CEC for D2 again! Join thevirtual information session and Q&A to get all the information you need about running and serving. Let me know if you have any questions OR email the current ESMS liaison on the D2 CEC, Len Silverman (an ESMS alum dad).
Beth Servetar
ESMS Parent Coordinator
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