SPIRIT DAY- THURSDAY DECEMBER 21!! WEAR YOUR ONESIE!!! Best ONESIE spirt advisory wins a PIZZA PARTY!!

 

Wishes

 

Parent/Teacher Conferences

Parent/Teacher conferences TOMORROW November 2^nd 5:45pm-8:00pm

Parent/Teacher conferences FRIDAY November 3^rd 1:00-3:00pm  Students dismissed at 12:00noon (1/2 day)

 

Please make every to attend to meet and speak with your child’s teachers

 

Please be mindful of the time when meeting with teachers so every parent has the opportunity to meet with each teacher

It’s also a good idea to bring your child with you so he/she is involved in the discussion.

 

We look forward to seeing you! J

 

Letter from the Chancellor

November 1, 2017

 

Dear Families,

 

Our first priority is keeping students and staff safe. Yesterday there was an act of terror in lower Manhattan. This is a tragedy of the greatest magnitude and together as a City we mourn the loss of innocent New Yorkers.

 

The NYPD and FBI are conducting a thorough investigation. Today, the DOE will have additional guidance and trauma counselors available. Please contact your school’s principal for additional guidance and support.

 

During this tragedy, a school bus was hit and two students and two staff members were injured. Every precaution was taken to ensure the safety of our students and staff and we are closely monitoring that situation.

 

We are grateful to the first responders who acted swiftly to secure school buildings in close proximity to the incident and we are so appreciative for all that they do to keep New Yorkers safe.

 

Sincerely,

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chancellor

 

Department of Education

 

 

 

Minutes for Parents Association meeting 10/19/2017

 

LoMA Parents’ Association

Meeting

Thursday October 19, 2017 6:00pm room 338

Minutes

 

Co-President Introduction: Amanda Rios and Annette Rodriguez

Discussed:

• Website purpose to communicate with parents, any entry changes should be reported to Dean Kathleen Sancimino. It was requested to add lunch menu to website.
• Agenda items: Treasury report, Present PA Fund balance, current PA Executive Board members
• Last year’s sweatshirt fundraiser but looking for new ideas: such as Box Top collection

• The role of the PA meeting: meet once a month for an hour or more to voice concerns
• It was suggested meeting in the morning to accommodate some parents
• Brief discussion of SLT purpose and means of meeting school goals and standards

• Encouraged Parents to discuss with Students important extra-curricular activity opportunities at the school that can no longer be provide due to lack of participation
• College Awareness: encouraged to start looking and visiting Colleges now to be prepared

 

Conducted nominations for SLT representative:

Sandra Hyatt: nominated herself, second by Amanda Rios

William Brown: nominated himself, second by Sharon Good

 

Principal Introduction:

• Mentioned upcoming Parent Teacher Conference on November 2nd and 3rd
• Discussed the importance of Pupil path Access
• Explained the marking period grade vs the semester grade on student transcript
• Upcoming LOMA Events: Halloween Party on 10/26, Thanksgiving Feast: November 21^st
• Open House Event for incoming students: November 16th

 

Current Parent Events:

• United Federation of Teachers (UFT) are having a Parent event Saturday, 10/21, 8am to 4pm

• Transcript Day: Tuesday, October 24^th, 6 to 8pm Mrs. Cordero and Ms. Dowridge will be hosting a transcript day for parents and students to know their graduating qualifications

 

Universal Lunch Presentation: Tasfia Rahman-Community Food Advocates Fighting Poverty & Hunger In NYC

• Tasfia spoke about Universal free lunch for all students and encouraged Parents to tell students to take advantage of it. Currently working on making an effort to make lunches more appealing

 

Meeting adjourned at 7:20pm

Respectfully submitted by Noralie Nunez-Recording Secretary

 

 

 

 

FW: This week and October

 

October 

2^nd - Extra-curricular activities begin
3rd –Senior parent meeting 6:00
3^rd- NYTW in Senior English
6^th- Seniors to The park Avenue Armory 9-12
9th-no school-Columbus day
11^th- 12^th grade to NYTW to see MARY JANE 1:00
11^th- 9-03 to the Met
12^th-SUNY college fair, all seniors 9-12
14^th and 15^th- High school recruitment fair 

17th-6:00-College Fair all day
17^th- NYTW in Senior English
20^th - End 1^st MK.pd
24^th- Junior drama majors at NYTW. At NYTW 12:40-3:00
26^th 4:30-7:30 cafeteria Halloween Dance.

Yetta Garfield, AP
The Lower Manhattan Arts Academy
350 Grand Street, NYC 10002
917-309-7201

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