Familt Stem Night flyer with meeting information and clip art of STEM tools

Family STEM Night March 11

Join us for a night of Science Technology Engineering Math (STEM) Fun!
Tuesday, March 11th from 3-7PM

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Principal’s Priority Focus Statement

Focus/Priority Statement – I will create opportunities for staff to develop and strengthen their skills, abilities and resources focusing on the NYC READS and SOLVES city-wide initiatives, emphasizing on planning, targeted professional development, and cycles of observations, to support students’ overall academic success.
 
 

Aim for the Stars

2 boys and 2 girls seated listening to Assembly Woman
3 seated students reading a brochure from Assemblywoman
MS 202 staff in Mets Yankees shirt group picture.
Be the i in Kind full teal letters wall banner with student standing in place of i
large group of students posed with blue themed shirts
Assembly Woman Pheffer in group photo with students from MS 202
Principal, Librarian and students seated viewing Assembly Woman Pheffer presentation

News & Announcements

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 Movie Night at 202

The MS 202 PTA will be hosting our third Movie Night of the school year. We are excited to have you and your student(s) join us for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 on February 28th at 5:00pm - 7:15pm. The doors will open at 4:45pm.

This is a free admission event. You are welcome to join your child and bring siblings. If siblings attend, there must be at least one parent/legal guardian in attendance.

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is rated PG.

Advance consent is suggested for student participation in this event. Final attendance approval is subject to both compliance with the Student Contract's behavior expectations and the discretion of School Administration (Principal, Assistant Principal, or Dean.

Letter to Families from Chancellor Aviles-Ramos

Read important message from Chancellor Aviles-Ramos:
I want to take this opportunity to reaffirm our support for our students who identify as
LGBTQ+. At New York City Public Schools, we are committed to maintaining a safe and supportive environment for all students—one that is free from discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying. As I recently shared with over 1,000 students and staff attending our seventh annual Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Summit, at New York City Public Schools, we see you, we support you, and we value you.
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