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PTA Room #105
5th and 8th Grade Graduation Committee Meeting
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Family Friday
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5th Grade Move Up
Graduation: 8:30-9:30am
Reception: 9:30-10:30amPS-IS276 02M276 - Battery Park City School -
8th Grade Graduation
Ceremony: 4:40-5:30pm
Reception: 5:30-7:30pmPS-IS276 02M276 - Battery Park City School -
Picnics 5th & 8th grade
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Last day of school
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News and Announcements
- The Run for Knowledge is celebrating 20 years this Fall and is looking for new Corporate Sponsors. Please consider approaching your employer with this wonderful opportunity. Please click here for full details or email R4K@bpcschool.org.
- The NYPD needs to hire crossing guards. DDOT's School Crossing Guard Program works to improve the safety of students who walk, bicycle, or take transit to school. The role of a school crossing guard is to help students to safely cross hazardous intersections en route to school. Please check HERE for more information.
- Yearbook - If you did not pre-order your yearbook online already, you can only pre-order a yearbook by writing a $55 check to PS/IS 276 and bring into the 276 main office. THERE IS A VERY LIMITED SUPPLY AVAILABLE. All 5th and 8th graders will receive a yearbook as part of their graduation dues.
- Google Cafe for Parents - Check the materials shared by Google during the Parenting Technology Safely in the Digital Age Workshop.
- Please check the information shared by Terry during the Town Hall Safety Meeting Presentation
- Terri's Blog - Recent Entry: Education in Our Community
- The NY DOE tested 276's water supply on March 2019. The laboratory results showed no elevated levels of lead in any of the samples. Please see attachment - 05 01 19 M276_M276 2019 Water Testing Results.pdf
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PS Art Show - Congratulations to 4 PS/IS 276 students!
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Origami Invasion - Art Elective
Origami Invasion
By 2018 Art Elective
Description
Public Art made a simple piece of paper into something beautiful and symbolic. We came up with this idea by collaborating together and combining ideas.
The origami resembles creation. This piece of artwork represents overall diversity by uniting the different colors and kinds of animals.
This also connects to the LGBTQ+ community with the assorted rainbow and the separate colors symbolize the different races/ethnicities in this community. We believe making art that applies to everyone is truly expressing belief and solidarity. This art installation is meant to support all members of this community.
Oscar Frayne, Kyra Yip, Addy Hawley, Assata Wright, Emma Brady, Justin McCarthy-Hill, Sophia Mainero, Gianna Calandra, Kimaya One-Routier, Julia Calgaro, Lennox Obrovnik, Xavian Acosta, Jasmyn Nagy, Norah Neilson.
Amanda Capalbo
Eric Castro
Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. from May 8, 2019 – January 3, 2020.
The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, will present its groundbreaking exhibition Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. from May 8, 2019 – January 3, 2020.
Meeting about the WWII-Era German Freight Car Installation in Front of the Museum
Wednesday, March 27 from 7:00 PM-8:30 PM
Museum staff will provide an overview of the exhibition and freight car installation, followed by a conversation that will be facilitated by Dr. Irit Felsen, a clinical psychologist and a child of Holocaust survivors.
Advance registration for the community conversation is kindly requested at www.mjhnyc.org/communityconversation.
Freight Car Installation
Sunday, March 31
As part of this exhibition, The German National Railway freight car, an artifact of Holocaust history, will be installed on the plaza in front of the Museum’s entrance
During World War II, people targeted by the Nazis – Jewish people, and also European resistors to German rule, hostages, Soviet prisoners of war, Roma, and others – were packed into railway wagons and forcibly transported to destinations unknown to them. For many, the destination was the Auschwitz concentration camp.
