parent resources
NYC DOE School Reopening Letter for 2021-22
NYC DOE School Family Letter (8/20/2021)
Please see the list of resources below for assistance and help during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
NYC DOE Resources
NYC DOE Letters
Preparing for Remote Instruction during Weather-Related Building Closures
NYC DOE Discipline Code Letters
Discipline Code Letter in English
Discipline Code Letter en Espanol
Parents' Bill of Rights for Data Privacy and Security
Chancellor's Regulation A-821 (Student-to-Student Sexual Harassment)
Chancellor's Regulation A-822 (Student-to-Student Discrimination)
DOE technical support
Parent University: Parent University (parentu.schools.nyc) is a course registration and management system where NYC families can find free trainings on a wide range of topics.
New York City Resources
Emergency Rent Assistance
IncludeNYC offers in-depth, one-to-one help, and referral information.
The Child Care Center of NY offers a variety of education-related services.
The Take Root Justice Covid-19 Hotline offers legal assistance for families in need.
Covid-19 Telehealth contacts
Queens specific resources
Career/Job Opportunities
The Hope Program offers job opportunities.
FPHNYC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of the health and well-being of all New Yorkers.
Remote Learning Assistance
All students registered in an NYC DOE school are automatically assigned an NYC schools email account that can be used with Microsoft Office 365. Microsoft Office 365 gives access to outlook (email), Microsoft Word, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Teams, and other Microsoft products.
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AN ACCOUNT YOU CAN CREATE A NYC STUDENTS ACCOUNT.
Guidance on iPad Requests and Returns
Families can use the DOE Remote Learning Device request form to notify schools of their technology needs. Schools can manage device requests from families using the centrally-available iPad inventory, which will be distributed based on high-need priorities such as vulnerable populations (e.g., students in temporary housing (STH), foster care), and students who lack internet connectivity at home.
Schools will be able to use the RLD Report to see family requests. Parents can also call the DIIT help desk for assistance. As a reminder, families who have iPads should plug in, turn on, and reconnect DOE-loaned devices, as explained on the Getting Started with Your iPad InfoHub page.
HSLEAPS Staff Contact Information
Technology Assitance
email: edavis14@schools.nyc.gov
Tutoring or NX Assistance
email: dcoccia@schools.nyc.gov
Graduation & College Related Questions
email: dparker11@schools.nyc.gov
Senior and School-Related Activities Questions
email: cthomas13@schools.nyc.gov
Guidance Counselor
Principal's Secretary
email: EParker2@schools.nyc.gov
