2023-2024 School Supply Lists

All students are required to bring the necessary supplies to school each day to be prepared for

class.

6th Grade School Supply List
7th Grade School Supply List
8th Grade School Supply List

 

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Parents are automatically PTA members. Learn what is going on at school, exchange ideas, solve problems, make budget decisions, and direct your school’s future.
 

The objectives of the Association are to provide support and resources to the school for the benefit and educational growth of the children; to develop a cooperative working relationship between the parents and staff of our school; to develop parent leadership and build capacity for greater involvement; to foster and encourage parent participation on all levels; and to provide opportunities and training for parents.

Click HERE for The PTA webpage

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After School Program

The Greater Ridgewood Youth Council offers a FREE after school program daily from 2:30 pm - 5:30 pm for students on the I.S. 25 campus.  Structured like clubs, the program offers the students a choice in how they spend their time and provides rigorous instruction in Creative Arts and Recreation.  Students can choose from a variety of team sports, Healthy Living, Leadership Development/Builders Club, STEM, Chess Club and more. The students are provided with free and healthy snacks daily.  Additionally, special events are planned throughout the school year.

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To register, you need the following:

• An application (applications are available in English or Spanish)

• Health form

 

Feel free to contact Ms. Dina DePaloa at dinaGRYC@gmail.com with any additional questions.

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Share Student Privacy Annual Notices to Families

The DOE takes the confidentiality of information about students very seriously. There are several federal and state laws, such as the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and New York State Education Law 2-d, and local regulations, such as Chancellor’s Regulation A-820, that protect students’ “personally identifiable information” (PII). These laws also place responsibilities on the DOE and outside parties that are given access to children’s PII, including the requirement for the DOE and schools to provide families with the following annual notices:   

• Annual FERPA Notification (scroll to the bottom of the page for parent letter and translations); and 

• Parent Bill of Rights for Data Privacy and Security. 

You may distribute these notices in various ways, including as part of your school’s handbook, backpacking them home, posting them on school bulletin boards, and/or displaying them on your school’s website. 

For more information, review the Student Data Privacy and Security Policies, the Data Privacy and Security Compliance Process, and last year’s Student Privacy Training in WeLearn. Additionally, please note these policy highlights:  

• You and your staff must not disclose student information to union representatives. Union representatives are not considered school officials and generally cannot be copied on emails that contain student information without parents’ or eligible students’ consent. For more information, refer to the Disclosure to Outside Parties section of the Student Data Privacy and Security Policies InfoHub page. 

• You must redact incident (OORS) reports before sharing them with a family so that PII for other students, including names, contact information, parents’ names, grade levels, etc., are not disclosed to the family receiving the report.    

• Student helpers and family/community volunteers must not receive or have access to student information, such as students’ names, attendance, or contact information, as part of their responsibilities.