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2013 - 2014 Comprehensive Education Plan (CEP)

2014 - 2015 NYC Annual Arts Report

2014 - 2015 NYC Learning Environment Survey

2014 - 2015 Quality Review Report

2014 - 2015 School Quality Guide

2014 - 2015 School Quality Snapshot

Cell Phone Policy

Mission Statement

Our Core Values

Our Data Over Time

Our Mascots and Name

PS 69 X Journey Prep School Organization (2015 - 2016)

Inside PS 69... College and Career Readiness Differentiated Professional Development Health and Wellness Journey Prep International Studies- IVECA Social Emotional Learning at PS 69X Journey Prep Teacher Teams at PS 69 X Journey Prep

College and Career Readiness

Differentiated Professional Development

Health and Wellness

Journey Prep International Studies- IVECA

Social Emotional Learning at PS 69X Journey Prep

Teacher Teams at PS 69 X Journey Prep

What's Happening at PS 69 2014-2015 2013-2014 2015-2016

2014-2015

2013-2014

2015-2016

Class Pages 4-309 Ms. Savoca 4-310 Ms. Olivo, Ms. Hardie Class 2-306 - Ms. Krasnow and Ms. Kontolios Computers and Technology - Mr. Ballet Library - Ms. Robinson Science Program - Ms. Weingarten

4-309 Ms. Savoca

4-310 Ms. Olivo, Ms. Hardie

Class 2-306 - Ms. Krasnow and Ms. Kontolios

Computers and Technology - Mr. Ballet

Library - Ms. Robinson

Science Program - Ms. Weingarten

Just for Students Homework Help Read Works Research Practice Word Processing Tutorial

Homework Help

Read Works

Research Practice

Word Processing Tutorial

Parents Letters to Home ARIS For Parents NYC DOE Support for Families DOE Parent Leaders School Calendar Parents Association Executive Board

Letters to Home

ARIS For Parents

NYC DOE Support for Families

DOE Parent Leaders

Parents Association Executive Board

Teachers STARS Classroom Classroom Newsletters Links for Teachers School Calendar 2015 - 2016 Staff Handbook Art - NYC BluePrints for Visual Arts K-12 Balanced Literacy ELA - NYS Common Core Learning Standards Math - NYS Common Core Learning Standards Science - NYS Core Curriculum Social Studies - NYS Framework K-8

STARS Classroom

Classroom Newsletters

Links for Teachers

2015 - 2016 Staff Handbook

Art - NYC BluePrints for Visual Arts K-12

Balanced Literacy

ELA - NYS Common Core Learning Standards

Math - NYS Common Core Learning Standards

Science - NYS Core Curriculum

Social Studies - NYS Framework K-8

Administration Ms. Sheila Durant, Principal Mr. Walter Galiano, Assistant Principal ARIS School Calendar

Ms. Sheila Durant, Principal

Mr. Walter Galiano, Assistant Principal

ARIS

Academics Educational Philosophy English Language Arts Enrichment Clusters Making Thinking Visible Mathematics P.S. 69 Early Childhood Art Reggio Emilia inspired program Science

Educational Philosophy

English Language Arts

Enrichment Clusters

Making Thinking Visible

Mathematics

P.S. 69 Early Childhood Art

Reggio Emilia inspired program

Science

Arts & Enrichment Animated Science Archery Team Ballet (After School) Enrichment Clusters Etiquette Swim for Life The "Arts" are Alive!

Animated Science

Archery Team

Ballet (After School)

Etiquette

Swim for Life

The "Arts" are Alive!

PS 69 in the Media Cows In the Garden: How One Teacher at a NYC Eco-School in the Bronx Engages Children in Science Inside Schools: Spotlight on P.S. 69 Journey Prep School P.S. 69 gets fancy, teaches students etiquette skills PS 69X Journey Prep on CBS for Archery program Social Skills and Table Manners for Children Young farmers grow in Bronx: Elementary school kids learning agriculture basics

Cows In the Garden: How One Teacher at a NYC Eco-School in the Bronx Engages Children in Science

Inside Schools: Spotlight on P.S. 69 Journey Prep School

P.S. 69 gets fancy, teaches students etiquette skills

PS 69X Journey Prep on CBS for Archery program

Social Skills and Table Manners for Children

Young farmers grow in Bronx: Elementary school kids learning agriculture basics

DOE E Mail

NYC DOE Web Site

Academics Reggio Emilia inspired program Reggio Emilia inspired program The Reggio Emilia philosophy was infused throughout the lower grades with the assistance of a consultant who continually underscored a constructivist approach to building a child-centered curriculum. This curriculum invokes a students’ natural curiosity in response to their natural environment as well as gives the student independent direction in self learning. Our program is inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach and we share the following beliefs. § The Image of the child : children are strong, intelligent and capable from birth § The Role of the parents : Parents are considered to be an essential component of our programming. § The Physical Environment : We pay special attention to the design and aesthetics of the space. The life of the school and the work of the children are made visible through documentation displayed on the walls, which effectively communicates our values for children and adults. § Professional Development : Teachers are researchers and collaborators. They meet often to discuss their observations and interpretations of the children’s work and growth. The results of these observations serve as catalysts of curriculum development and change. § Pedagogy : Education is defined as research. Educators work as partners in learning with the children. Curriculum is based on interests of the children within context of the New York State and Common Core State Standards. It values their capabilities, encourages creative thinking, problem solving and children to express their thoughts and listen to the thoughts of others. Diverse materials support emergent literacy and numeracy. Created on 4/26/2011 - Last updated on 5/4/2014 Back to Academics

The Reggio Emilia philosophy was infused throughout the lower grades with the assistance of a consultant who continually underscored a constructivist approach to building a child-centered curriculum. This curriculum invokes a students’ natural curiosity in response to their natural environment as well as gives the student independent direction in self learning. Our program is inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach and we share the following beliefs.

§ The Image of the child : children are strong, intelligent and capable from birth

§ The Role of the parents : Parents are considered to be an essential component of our programming.

§ The Physical Environment : We pay special attention to the design and aesthetics of the space. The life of the school and the work of the children are made visible through documentation displayed on the walls, which effectively communicates our values for children and adults.

§ Professional Development : Teachers are researchers and collaborators. They meet often to discuss their observations and interpretations of the children’s work and growth. The results of these observations serve as catalysts of curriculum development and change.

§ Pedagogy : Education is defined as research. Educators work as partners in learning with the children. Curriculum is based on interests of the children within context of the New York State and Common Core State Standards. It values their capabilities, encourages creative thinking, problem solving and children to express their thoughts and listen to the thoughts of others. Diverse materials support emergent literacy and numeracy.

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