Parents Corner
Parental Involvement
Communication
Parents should keep open the communication between home and school, informing school of any changes at home that may have an effect upon your child’s performance in school.
Education happens everywhere.
Parents and Families are a child’s first teacher…
Remember education should never be limited to school hours. It should extend to the time spent at home also, to help reach the height of his/her potential.
Parent Associations
Parental involvement is a key component of our school. A variety of events are held throughout the school year to promote parental involvement.
Parent Associations play an essential role in our schools. They provide leadership and direction to parents seeking to become more involved with their children’s education and within the school community. A school’s Parent Association is a good place for parents to find out what’s happening in that school. Through involvement in their Parent Association, parents can learn how their school operates and discover a network of people committed to their children's school. You can also visit this link to learn more about what Parent Associations work and what they can do for the school.
P188X Parent Workshops & Events
In-Person Parent Workshop Information Session
Tuesday, March 28, 2023, Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00pm
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PTA Parent Meeting
Wednesday, March 22 · 6:00 pm– 7:00 pm
Google Meet joining info.
Video call link: click Here to Join Meeting
Or dial: (US) +1 862-305-0660 PIN: 205 772 781#
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P188x@34 Speech Department will be hosting Parent Outreach March 15, 2022. Please see attached flyer.
In- Person See you there!
Date: Wednesday, March 15, 2023
When: 9:30 am - 11:00 am
Location: P188x34
770 Grote Street, Bronx, NY 10460
Link for Virtual Outreach:
Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/98302290211?pwd=MnQxK2dBWmVkQzR6djFrSThKOW5lUT09
Meeting ID: 983 0229 0211
Passcode: 188034
If you have any questions, please contact your child’s
speech provider at 188x34 : (718) 561-2052
OPWDD (Office for People With Developmental Disabilities)
Please find the upcoming Sessions for OPWDD Front Door Information Sessions for the month of March.
All sessions are presently offered remotely, either by WebEx or Phone Conference.
District 75 Events
Exciting News... District 75 is now offering a Saturday Music Academy. This is a 6-week Saturday program for students and families to engage in music! Students and families will be learning with teaching artists from our partner organizations, Marquis Studios, Yaffa Cultural Arts Inc, and Daniel's Music Foundation. Together, families and students will engage in music- based activities like rhythm and percussion, movement with music and/or choral experiences.
We still have space available in designated 12:30 pm classes and the virtual class! Today is the last day to register.
Dates: March 18, 25, April 1, 22, 29 and May 6
This is a 6-session course OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS in District 75
Families are to attend ALL sessions
Space is limited - Sign up today. Can't wait to see you there!
Important Information for Parent 2022-2023
January 31, 2023 february-2023-MENU.pdf
Important Information for Parent 2021-2022
June 25, 2022 P188X PHIPPS NEIGHBORHOODS FLYER 6 21 22.pdf
July 5, 2022 BronxWorks_CVU_Flyer_ English 1.pdf & BronxWorks_CVU_Flyer_ Spanish 1.pdf
June 10, 2022 spanish mask policy update early-childhood-mask-policy-update-june-10-2022.pdf
June 7, 2022 PA FLYER ENGLISH 5 26 22. PA FLYER SPANISH 5 26 22.pdf
May 19, 2022 CCD75 Parent Special Education Empowerment 1.pdf
May 19, 2022 CCD75 Parent Empowerment Conference - Info.pdf
May 19,2022 nyccare-flyer.pdf
May 19, 2022 planned parenthood adult role model 1 3.docx
May 5, 2022 & May 12,2022, change happens flyer.docx
April 27, 2022, OTFlyer Parent Workshop 4 13 22
April 8, 2022, ChildSex Abuse Online Exploitation Prevention Parent Workshop Flyer 3 29 22.p
September 13, 2021 Parents health imformation- links.pdf
September 13, 2021 P188X Parent Partnership- Important things to know-3.pptx
Citywide Council
Citywide Council on Special Education members are the representatives of the parents of students receiving citywide special education services (District 75) and the community-at-large. Members of the Citywide Council on Special Education will receive information on matters affecting the provision of citywide special education services to students. They, in turn, must consult with a wider community of parents and comment on citywide special education policy. Their monthly meetings will be open to the public, and will allow members of the community to be heard on educational issues. These meetings are held monthly. Please see your Parent Coordinator for meeting agendas and locations.
District 75 City Council for Parent Members
Citywide Council on Special Education
45-18 Court Square
Long Island City, NY 11101
Telephone: 718.752.7475
Home Schooling vs. Home Instruction
Home Schooling – Parents are responsible for the complete education of their child. However you must be approved and submit regular updates about their academic progress. For more information, contact the Parent Support Office at 212-802-1607.
Home Instruction Services – A student who is in need of home instruction services due to an accident, illness, orthopedic or other medical condition which prevents school attendance should obtain a letter from their physician. The note should include a brief description of the conditions with some estimation of how long the student will need home instruction services.
The responsible Home Instruction borough office is the one in which the student lives or where he/she receives instruction and not where he/she attends school, if they are different. For more information, contact the Office of Home Instruction at 718-794-7200. You can review the Chancellor's Regulations A-170.
Office of Home Instruction – Chancellor’s Regulations
Basic things a parent should know if they want to apply for placement in home instruction:
1. Student must be medically/physically and/or emotionally/behaviorally/ psychologically unable to attend the customary school placement for an anticipated duration of at least six (6) weeks.
2. Requests for Home Instruction for medical/physical conditions must include a fully completed Home Instruction Referral Form, and a physician's request that includes the diagnosis and expected duration of the condition on doctor's or hospital's stationery. These referrals should be submitted directly to the Borough Office of Home Instruction.
3. Requests for Emotional/Psychological/Behavioral Reasons: All requests must be made to the appropriate Committee on Special Education (CSE). In general, a CSE approval for Home Instruction is a temporary authorization of an interim service plan during which time a more permanent and appropriate educational placement is sought. In some instances, the CSE may authorize Home Instruction to meet.
Parent Handbook
School Supplies
Pre K-Elementary
- change of clothes
- crayons
- smock
- wipes
- tissue
- glue sticks
- pencils
- pens
- Communication Books
- bookbag
- 4 homework folders
Middle School & High School
- Binders
- Dividers
- folders
- loose leaf paper
- rulers
- USB Drive
- Highlighters
Workshops for Parents of Students with Special Needs
Workshops for Parents of Students with Special Needs
There are a number of available workshops for parents that are available on a school, district, and central level.
District 75 offers a calendar of parent workshops that you can register for online.
Find an upcoming workshop. Call 212-802-1685 to register for/to get additional information about workshops.
