A STEM addition for St. Vartan Park neighbor @PS116NYC is on the list of projects you can vote for in participatory budgeting from @CMCarlinaRivera. The science lab upgrade is for needed new equipment. Voting is open through April 14 at https://t.co/qxwtnJCzSn.
P.S. 116 is fulfilling wishes and needs for over 120 children residing in transitional housing -- the majority of whom are seeking asylum. We are grateful for any support you can provide! ❤️
https://t.co/vZNQiyNzIX
🌳💦🪴☀️PS 116 families: It’s hot and PS116’s beautiful new (and old) trees and graden need regular watering. See the link below to sign up to help keep our trees and garden healthy all summer so they look great when the students return to school.
https://t.co/o0nXUc0box
CEC (Community Education Council) Voting Ends TODAY, May 9th at 11:59pm!
If you haven't cast your vote(s) you can do so now through your NYC Schools Account (NYCSA).
Retweeting our own tweet to remind the 116 community to vote for CEC reps. And don’t forget each parent/guardian gets a vote, but everyone needs their own NYC Schools Account. If you don’t have one email the 116 parent coordinator for a code.
It’s time to Vote for Citywide & Community Education Council Reps. Use your NYC Schools Account to vote. Make sure you have an account and it is active today. In order to create or re-activate an account, you need a code from your school!
It’s time to Vote for Citywide & Community Education Council Reps. Use your NYC Schools Account to vote. Make sure you have an account and it is active today. In order to create or re-activate an account, you need a code from your school!
Happy Earth Day! See you at St. Vartan Park today (First Avenue entrances between East 35th and East 36th Streets) for the third annual St. Vartan Park Earth Day Celebration! The festivities start at 9 a.m. with breakfast. We'll have some special guests in the garden between 11 a.m. and noon. Here's the full lineup: https://t.co/joSQPxoVNG.
The St. Vartan Park Earth Day Celebration in St. Vartan Park is two days away!
The park is ready for all ages with this lineup of activities to show how we can help protect the planet. We greatly appreciate the community togetherness and contributions from the groups, businesses and others listed on the bottom of this schedule.
For details on the activities listed, please visit https://t.co/joSQPxoVNG. #stvartanpark
For going the extra mile to ensure our children receive a quality public education, @PS116NYC PTA is the recipient of the 2023 Charles Buchwald Memorial Award for Community Service
It’s Spring! Don’t forget to admire the flowers planted by 116 students outside of the schoolyard. Thank you to @stvartanpark and Murray Hill Neighborhood Association for all of your help. 🌷🌸🌼🌺
While doing some beautification work in the St. Vartan Park community today, we enjoyed taking in this message near @PS116NYC's East 33rd Street entrance. We embrace these same values and look forward to @stvartanpark's continued collaboration with the P.S. 116 PTA.
****VERY IMPORTANT - MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE FOR CECD2****
Meet the Candidates Running
Attend the Virtual Candidate Forum:
Date: Monday, April 3rd / Time: 6:00pm
Register @ https://t.co/LDCPkvTMqc
Vote from April 21 to May 9!
Learn more @: https://t.co/d8vwZu2Rsq
Join the St. Vartan Park community on Saturday, April 22, for the third annual St. Vartan Park Earth Day Celebration. RSVP, volunteer and see the blossoming schedule for the free event starting this morning at https://t.co/h8a60GPzTd.
Voting before necessary budget information is available is like grading a student based on their rough draft.
We don't yet have a final state budget (which funds 37% of the DOE's budget).
We don't yet have DOE's enrollment projections, which last year resulted in a $469m cut.
If you missed the PEP mtg, below is a great discussion of the mtg. & budget issues. The estimated budget passed, but it’s not the end of the process. PEP votes on the new Fair Student Funding (FSF) formula in May and the city council will vote as well. https://t.co/oti3JGbMzM
For more info: https://t.co/J0M6K3uMex The mayor’s $30.7B budget in FY24 is a decrease of 500M from the $31.2B for FY23
The plan must be approved by City Council so come to the PEP to get the details to discuss with your councilmember.
The Panel for Ed Policy (PEP) will vote on approval of the FY2024 estimated budget TONIGHT at 6:00pm. This new budget includes more cuts to schools. Please join the meeting to learn more. Register to speak by 5:00pm @ https://t.co/eLsUYSSsbO