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The mission at School for Excellence is to develop in all students' intellectual and critical thinking skills in literacy, mathematics, sciences, and history and a strong sense of social responsibility and advocacy. Through our community-responsive curriculum that places at the forefront our students’ individual identities, personalities, and cultures, we provide our students the academic and social-emotional toolkit that they can expand and grow from. We believe our students learn best when they understand themselves in the context of the world around them and when they feel empowered to become leaders and advocates for others.
At SFE, we pride ourselves on supporting our students to be their best selves, to show up and show out each day in their own unique ways. Each SFE S.C.H.O.L.A.R is held to high academic and civic standards but is also nurtured through a caring network of teachers, counselors, administration, and staff to achieve their goals in and beyond the classroom. We value their values, embrace their individuality, and believe in them.
Dear SFE Families,
Students that received NX grades for the spring and summer semesters of the 2019-2020 school year must complete the necessary work to have those grades converted into their final official grades. Time is running out for students to complete this work, but there is still time available. Please watch the video further down on this page containing more detailed important information regarding NX grades.
NYC Schools Account (NYCSA)
Parents and Guardians: The New York City Department of Education had made it easier to sign up for an NYC Schools Account (NYCSA). Setting up a basic account will allow you to get emergency notifications from the DOE.
You can create a basic account online from any computer, phone, or tablet. All you need to do is:
After you create your account, you will be able to link students to your account. You will need to verify your identity and your relationship with that student. You can do that by contacting the school. Once your information is confirmed, you will be able to see your child’s grades, test scores, and attendance.
Student Meals
Students! Just because you are learning remotely does not mean you can not enjoy a nutritious school meal. Free breakfast and lunch are served daily between 9 am and 12 pm for remote learners here at the Morris Campus. Meals may be picked up at the campus front door.
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. This is the time when we celebrate the culture, history, and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) in the United States.
Please read the Chancellor's full letter to families.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has launched a short-term Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) program, which will provide reduced-cost broadband internet service for eligible New York City households during the COVID-19 pandemic. All families with a student enrolled in a DOE school or program are eligible for this benefit, and funds will be allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis until the program has exhausted available funds or six months after the US Department of Health and Human services declares an end to the COVID-19 health emergency.
Families can find out if they are eligible, apply for the program, and find participating broadband providers via the USAC website. There are two types of benefits available to eligible households:
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.
If families have questions or require support with an application, they can email EBBHelp@usac.org or call (833) 511-0311.
NYC high school buildings will re-open for in-person learning beginning Monday, March 22, 2021. To learn more, please read the Chancellor's Update for Families letter.
Weekly COVID-19 Testing and Mandatory Consent
• All schools will have 20% of students and staff randomly tested on a weekly basis.
• All students who have not already done so are required to provide consent for testing by their first scheduled in-person learning day in order to learn in person.
• Families are encouraged to submit consent through your NYC Schools Account at mystudent.nyc prior to their child’s first day of in-person learning.
You may also access a printable copy of the student consent form.
Hello SFE students!
Please remember to fill out your daily Health Screening before arriving at the school building. You will not be allowed into the building without your screening results. If you can not complete the screening online, you will need to fill out a paper screening form before being allowed to enter the school building.
As part of the City’s efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the City is further increasing access to testing so that New Yorkers in every community can know their status. To do that, certain school buildings that are still closed for teaching and learning will be temporarily used as COVID-19 diagnostic testing sites across the five boroughs. These sites include your child’s school building.
For more information on temporary COVID-19 testing sites, read the Update for Families - COVID Test sites letter (PDF).
The DOE has created student accounts for every single New York City public school student, including 3K and Pre-K students.
The account gives your student access to TeachHub, which is how students access:
The DOE is launching a family-facing Remote Learning Technical Support ticket system. Families (or someone on their behalf) can submit requests for technical support for a broad range of issues, including application support, lost, stolen, broken devices, and delivery status, through the Technical Support page for Families.
Remote Learning Devices
DOE Families: Get your remote learning device or call (718) 935-5100 and choose option 5.
Keeping school buildings open depends upon an awareness of and immediate action on any COVID-19 concerns in our facilities. To do this, we need students and staff in our buildings to get tested!
Learn more about random, safe, and free School-Based COVID-19 testing and get the consent form from the New York City Department of Education website.
In keeping with its educational mission, the School For Excellence provides our scholars with the ability to continue their quest for knowledge by providing them with grade-based academic schedules for remote learning from home.
Students, below, you will find the corresponding schedule for your grade and cohort.
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Instructions:
To better support you, please answer these questions about how you think and feel, especially while learning remotely. Please respond honestly—there are no right or wrong answers! Your voice is important, so thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences.
Parents
Instructions:
Please help us better support you and other families by answering these questions. Your answers will be anonymous. If you prefer not to answer any question, you can skip it. As you answer these questions, please think about your family’s experience right now with remote learning. If you have more than one child enrolled in this school, please answer these questions about your oldest child.
Please access the NYC Department of Education Learning Preference webpage to submit your survey.
Show up every day, on time, because I value my education and what opportunities it will bring to my life.
Commit to my learning by bringing necessary materials and tools for success for every class, every day.
Honor my school community and me by being a peacekeeper and upstander, following rules and expectations that maintain safety for all.
Overcome obstacles and challenges by maintaining a growth mindset, pushing past my limits to achieve academically and socially.
Lead by example, serving as a positive role model for those around me with my words, actions, and behaviors inside and outside the school community.
Advocate for myself and my fellow students by being an active participant in my school community, demonstrating school pride.
Rise above difficult situations by getting support when I need it, lifting others when they need it.
SFE Scholars: Show up, Commit, Honor, Overcome, Lead, Advocate, Rise
How Should We Spend $2000???
This year, we have received $2,000 for what is called our Participatory Budget Funding. You get to help decide how we spend it to make our SFE community even more special!
Please let us know what you think by filling out a quick survey!
WE NEED YOUR VOICE!
EduMate NYC
EduMate NYC is connecting public school students with free, virtual tutoring in this time of need.
SFE Community Resource Hub!
The School For Excellence Community Resource Hub is a space created for students and families to access community resources and more during these tough times.
Dear Parent/Guardian:
In partnership with the Montefiore School Health Program, the School For Excellence has a comprehensive health center that is different from the schools' nurse's office. The health center provides students with emergency care and first aid for minor injuries, physical exams for school, sports or working papers, confidential counseling & stress reduction, immunizations, asthma care, nutritional counseling, preventive dental services, and more.
To enroll your child in the health center, please download and complete the forms, and provide the following:
All information is kept confidential.
Download the Montefiore school application in English or Spanish:
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