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All students and staff are required to wear a mask when: We recommend wearing well-fitting masks when indoors, and when exposed to someone with COVID-19 in or outside of school. Wear masks to help stop the spread of COVID-19.This includes NYC Department of Education (DOE) employees anyone who works in DOE buildings and anyone participating in high-risk extracurricular activities, including Public School Athletic League (PSAL) sports. Vaccination is still required for all visitors entering school buildings.For more information on COVID-19 vaccines, visit nyc.gov/covidvaccine.

To find a vaccine site near you, visit nyc.gov/vaccinefinder or text your zip code to 438829.

We strongly encourage all eligible New Yorkers to stay up-to-date with their COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots.

Get vaccinated! This is the best way to reduce COVID-19 risk.

We’re excited to welcome you back to school on Thursday, September 8! As you prepare for the first day of school, we want to ensure that you’ve received New York City’s most up-to-date guidance on health and safety. So, let’s get the 2022–2023 school year started! I truly believe that the best is yet to come. I encourage you to visit /bts2022 to find the most up-to-date information about the new school year.Īs always, I am honored to partner with you to better serve our children. I know that there have been challenges, and I hope you agree that our schools stand ready to put all children on the path to the bright, bold futures they deserve. Thank you for choosing NYC Public Schools. This will include expanded language access supports for families who speak languages other than English and more opportunities for us to work together. Be on the lookout for improved ways to access the information and support you need to help your children succeed. I can’t write to families without recognizing you as the lifeblood of our school communities and our true partners in your child’s education. Wellness and its role in student success is another priority you’ll be hearing more about. This includes an increase in Community Schools, Gifted & Talented programs, bilingual education programs, and programs to improve long-term academic outcomes for students with disabilities. This year, we are also offering more of the learning opportunities you have requested, enhancing the way we serve all children. At the same time, we are improving students’ digital learning experiences. We are extending learning beyond the four walls of the classroom, offering students regular visits to local museums, parks, and all the incredible resources our great city has to offer.

We are transforming how we teach reading by implementing a high-quality, phonics-based literacy program in all elementary schools. Literacy, which is the foundational building block of all learning, will be a major focus this school year.

My team and I have spent the summer reimagining the student experience so that it better serves your children. I am committed to doing all of this-and more.

#Those who remain to absent friends how to

Trust that we will teach your children how to be a positive force for change in our world. Trust that they will graduate with a pathway to a rewarding career and enjoy long-term economic security. Trust that we will keep them safe and help them grow as human beings. I also appreciate that in sending your children into our classrooms, you are placing great trust in us-trust that we will challenge your children intellectually so they can live out their wildest dreams. Now, as I prepare to experience my first “first day of school” as Chancellor, I am grateful for you and for our educators, who are as excited as I am to welcome your children back. Would they like their teachers? Would it be easy to make new friends? Would they do well in their classes? I reassured them that the adults in their school would cherish them as much as I did at home. As the father of four children, I still remember the excitement of September and my kids’ jitters over what the new school year would bring.