Embracing Diversity:
Driving Success
CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NEW ROCHELLE
2015-16 CALENDAR & DIRECTORY
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A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT AND BOARD OF EDUCATION
Dear CSDNR Community,
During the 2015-16 school year, our district will be embarking upon a bold,
innovative plan to shape the future of our schools. Despite the challenges posed by
the New York State property tax cap legislation and numerous other unfunded or
underfunded state mandates, we have put in place a solid plan to simultaneously
support teaching and learning in every classroom, including making significant
investments in our facilities.
CSDNR Board of Education
We will continue to offer high-quality academic programs, maintain favorable class
sizes, and ensure safe, secure schools. We can proudly celebrate the achievements
of our recently graduated 2015 student scholars, athletes, and humanitarians, as
we look forward to more success this school year. These accomplishments included
nominees to the 2015 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program, an Intel Science Talent
Search Semifinalist, Division I college athletic scholarships, and a top 10 in the
nation youth volunteer Prudential Spirit of Community Award.
New this year, we will launch a three-year districtwide Wi-Fi installation initiative
that expands the use of Chromebooks, allowing us to continue supporting college
and career readiness skills in technology. We have also reduced antiquated
staff roles and added needed new ones to maximize how we are supporting all
students.
Thank you as always for joining us as we work together to implement the core
mission of our district’s Strategic Roadmap:
The City School District of New Rochelle, through an active partnership amongst
community, parents, staff and students, will provide access to a high quality
and challenging education for every child, in a safe, nurturing environment that
embraces our rich diversity and drives our success.
There are wonderful things happening in the New Rochelle schools!
Most Sincerely,
Brian G. Osborne, Ed.D., Superintendent of Schools
and the CSDNR Board of Education
BOARD OF EDUCATION
CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION
Lianne Merchant, President
Brian G. Osborne, Ed.D., Superintendent of Schools
(914) 576-4200
bosborne@nredlearn.org
Diane Massimo, Ph.D., Associate Superintendent
(914) 576-4206 dmassimo@nredlearn.org
Rachel Relkin, Vice President
lmerchant@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
rrelkin@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
(914) 576- 4300
Maddali Atallah
matallah@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
Jeffrey T. White, C.P.A., C.G.M.A., Assistant Superintendent for Business and Administration
(914) 576-4240
jwhite@nredlearn.org
Naomi Brickel
nbrickel@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
Joseph H. Williams, Assistant to the Superintendent for Human Resources
(914) 576-4213
jwilliams@nredlearn.org
Lisdalia Saraiva, Clerk & Secretary to Board of Education (914) 576-4219
lsaraiva@nredlearn.org
Salvador A. Fernandez, Ed.D. salfernandez@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
Carol Amorello, Treasurer
(914) 576-4247
camorello@nredlearn.org
Jeffrey Hastie
jhastie@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
Christine Coleman, D.P.S., Director of Technology
(914) 576-4648
ccoleman@nredlearn.org
David Lacher
dlacher@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
Rhonda Jones, Ph.D., Director of Pupil Services
(914) 576-4274
rjones@nredlearn.org
Arturo Rivera, Director of Facilities
(914) 576-4222
arivera@nredlearn.org
Yvette Goorevitch, Director of Special and Alternative Education
(914) 576-4268 ygoorevitch@nredlearn.org
Adrienne Weiss-Harrison, M.D., F.A.A.P., Medical Director/School Physician
(914) 576-4264
aweiss@nredlearn.org
Susan Yom, Director of Research, Assessment, and Accountability (914) 576-6780 syom@nredlearn.org
Elena Dilion, Supervisor of ELL and Dual Language Programs
(914) 576-8249
edilion@nredlearn.org
Pamela M. Davis, Ed.D.
Chrisanne M. Petrone
pamdavis@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
cpetrone@newrochelle.k12.ny.us
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CALENDAR AND DIRECTORY
OF THE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NEW ROCHELLE 2015-2016
BOARD MEETINGS
The Board’s regular monthly meetings held in public
are generally scheduled on the first Tuesday of each
month at 7:00 p.m. at various schools throughout the
district. A Committee of the Whole session is generally
held on the last Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.,
except in July and August. Parents and residents are
invited to attend all meetings. Meetings are listed in
the calendar and announced in the local media.
COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE
BOARD
The Board provides time at its regular monthly
meetings for the public to be heard. Speakers may
be included on the Board’s printed agenda by contacting the Clerk and Secretary (576-4219) at least
one day prior to the Board’s meeting. Additionally,
the Board may set aside a time slot during the Committee of the Whole session held in public on the
last Tuesday of the month for an informal discussion
with members of the public.
Residents who wish to communicate with the Board
by letter may address their communication to the
President, Board of Education, 515 North Avenue,
New Rochelle, NY, 10801. Questions concerning administrative matters or individual students should not
be directed to the Board until the appropriate staff
members or administrators have first been contacted. In cases of questions or problems concerning a
student, parents should first contact the teacher or
guidance counselor, then the principal, and then, if
necessary, the Superintendent of Schools or his staff.
If after these contacts, questions still remain, the matter may then be brought to the attention of the Board
of Education. Experience has shown that most problems can be resolved with the least delay if the staff
member nearest the problem is approached first.
2015-16 SCHOOL DATES*
Sept. 8
Sept. 9
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 23
Oct. 12
Nov. 3
Nov. 11
Nov. 26-27
Dec. 24-Jan. 3
Jan. 4
Jan. 18
Feb. 15-19
Mar. 25
April 25-29
April 28
April 29
May 30
June 24
Staff Only - Superintendent’s Conference Day (Tues.)
Schools Open - Opening Day for Students (Wed.) Elementary Half Day (including Kindergarten)
Schools & Offices Closed - Rosh Hashanah (Mon.)
Schools & Offices Closed - Rosh Hashanah (Tues.)
Schools & Offices Closed – Yom Kippur (Wed.)
Schools & Offices Closed - Columbus Day (Mon.)
Schools Closed – Election Day (Tues.)
Schools & Offices Closed - Veterans Day (Wed.)
Schools & Offices Closed - Thanksgiving Holiday (Thurs.-Fri.)
Schools Closed - Winter Recess Offices Closed 12/24, 12/25, 12/31, 1/1
Schools Reopen (Mon.)
Schools & Offices Closed - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Mon.)
Schools Closed – Mid-Winter Recess (Mon.-Fri.) Offices Closed 2/15
Schools & Offices Closed – Good Friday (Fri.)
Spring Recess – Schools Closed (Mon.-Fri.) Offices Closed 4/25
Weather Make-Up Day #2 (Thurs.)
Weather Make-Up Day #1 (Fri.)
Memorial Day – Schools & Offices Closed (Mon.)
Last Day Of School (Fri.)
*Calendar is subject to change. Updates will be published regularly on nred.org. Please contact your child’s school with any questions regarding calendar changes.
**New York State requires a minimum 180-day calendar. If schools must be closed more than two days due to inclement weather or other emergency, school will be held for a
full day on April 29. If an additional day is needed, April 28 will be used. Parents with questions concerning days of religious observance should contact their principals.
HALF-DAYS The following days are scheduled half-days for parent-teacher conferences or curriculum/professional development.
Sept. 9
Sept. 28
Oct. 14 Oct. 19
Dec. 14
Dec. 21
Jan. 11
Feb. 8
Mar. 7
June 13
June 22-24
June 24
Schools Open - Elementary Half Day (including Kindergarten)
Half Day All Schools - Professional Development (Mon.)
NRHS Only Half Day - PSAT Administration
Half Day All Schools– Professional Development (Mon.)
Half Day All Schools - Professional Development/ Elementary Parent Teacher Conferences (Mon.)
Elementary Half Day - Parent Teacher Conferences
Half Day All Schools – Professional Development (Mon.)
Half Day All Schools – Professional Development (Mon.)
Half Day All Schools - Professional Development/ Elementary Parent Teacher Conferences (Mon.)
Elementary Half Day (Mon.)
Elementary Half Days (Wed.-Fri.)
Last Day of School NEW ROCHELLE SCHOOL DISTRICT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 914-576-4300
BOARD OF EDUCATION - CITY HALL
21st Century Program Manager
Accounts Payable
Accounting
Accountability & Assessment
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS:
- Business & Administration
- Business & Administration
- Curriculum & Instruction
- Curriculum & Instruction
- Instructional Support Services
- Instructional Support Services
- Human Resources
- Human Resources
Assistant Business Administrator
Attendance
Buildings & Grounds
Census
Civil Service Personnel
Clerk & Secretary
Clerk & Secretary
Custodian
Data Processing
Data Processing
English Language Learners Inst.
FAX (District)
Funded Programs Office
Health Insurance
Health Services
Health Services
Magnet Office
Payroll
Personnel - Teacher
Personnel - Civil Service
Public Information
Pupil Services
Purchasing
Purchasing
Risk Management
Special Education Office
Special Education
Superintendent
Teacher Absence 5pm-8:30am
Technology Director
Technology Director
Transportation
576-4070
576-4243
576-4245
576-6780
576-4240
FAX 576-5395
576-4204
FAX 576-4602
576-4206
FAX 576-4233
576-4214
FAX 576-9437
576-4444
576-4253
576-4222
576-4288
576-4227
576-4219
FAX 576-4613
576-4257
576-4210
FAX 576-4294
576-8249
632-4144
576-4234
576-4254
576-4264
FAX 576-4295
576-4622
576-4245
576-4213
576-4227
576-4305
576-4274
576-4252
FAX 576-4218
576-4255
576-4268
FAX 576-4295
576-4200
576-4306
576-4648
FAX 576-4294
576-4230
Treasurer
Worker’s Compensation
576-4247
576-4255
ADULT EDUCATION
576-4547, 4548
ALBERT LEONARD M.S.
Main Office
576-4339
Principal
576-4340
Administrative Dean
576-4319
Assistant Principal
576-4341
Audio Visual
576-4312
Counselors
576-4313, 4315, 4320, 4321
Custodian
576-4322
Humanities Chair
576-4334
Library
576-4326
Mathematics
576-4327
Nurse
576-4331, 4325
Psychologists
576-4311, 4318
Science
576-4333
Social Work
576-4310, 8086, 8080
GENERAL FAX 576-4784
BARNARD SCHOOL
Main Office/Principal
Assistant Principal/Magnet
Pre-K
Nurse
Custodian
Preschool Speech
PSSLLC FAX
Psychologist
Social Work
GENERAL FAX
CAMPUS SCHOOL
576-4386
576-4606
576-4388
576-4391
576-4387
576-4390
576-4286
576-4385
576-4394
576-4625
576-4393, 4397
FAX 576-4647
COLUMBUS ELEMENTARY
Main Office
Principal
Assistant Principal
Technology Specialist
Math Facilitator
Nurse
Custodian
Psychologist
Social Work
Speech Language
576-4400
576-4401
576-4402
576-4465
576-4389
576-4410
576-4409
576-4408
576-4407
576-4717
GENERAL FAX 576-4628
DANIEL WEBSTER ELEMENTARY
JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY
Main Office/Principal 576-4460
Assistant Principal
576-4680
Custodian
576-4463
Magnet Facilitator
576-4468
Nurse
576-8411
Library
576-4459
Psychologist
576-4466
Social Work
576-4467
Speech Language
576-4469
GENERAL FAX 576-4479
Main Office/Principal 576-4430
Main Office/Assistant Principal 576-4431
Nurse
576-4429
Custodian
576-4427
Psychologist
576-4428
Social Work
576-4433
Speech/Language
576-4424
GENERAL FAX 576-4631
GEORGE M. DAVIS JR. ELEMENTARY
Main Office/Principal
Assistant Principal
Nurse
Custodian
Magnet
Psychologist
Social Work
576-4420
576-4421
576-4422
576-4414
576-4419
576-4415
576-4416
GENERAL FAX 576-4225
TRINITY ELEMENTARY
Main Office/Principal
576-4440
Main Office/Assistant Principal
576-4441
Administrative Assistant to Principal 576-4239
Nurse
576-4663
Custodian
576-4438
Psychologist
576-4435
Social Work
576-4434
Speech Language
576-4437
Technology Specialist
576-4443
GENERAL FAX 576-4266
ISAAC E. YOUNG M.S.
WILLIAM B. WARD ELEMENTARY
Main Office/Principal
576-4360
Administrative Dean
576-4345
Assistant Principal
576-4379
Counselors
576-4358, 4365, 4373, 4363
Custodian
576-4351
Humanities Chair
576-4376
Guidance
576-4367
Library
576-4364
Mathematics
576-4381
Nurse
576-4368
Psychologist
576-4366, 4359
Science
576-4353
Social Work
576-4377, 4346
Special Education
576-1192
GENERAL FAX 632-2738
Main Office/Principal
576-4450
Administrative Assistant to Principal 576-4392
Assistant Principal
576-4451
Library
576-4445
Attendance
576-4452
Nurse
576-4453, 4473
Custodian 576-4456
Psychologist
576-4448, 4454
Social Work
576-4478, 8023
Speech Language
576-4396, 4655
GENERAL FAX 576-4263
NEW ROCHELLE HIGH SCHOOL
Main Office
Adult Education
Assistant Principal
Attendance
Band Room
Business
Cafeteria
Chorale Room
Custodian
ESL Coordinator
ESL Coordinator
Food Service
576-4500
576-4547
576-4504
576-4495
576-4779
576-4549
576-4550
576-5635
576-4554
576-4530
FAX 576-4284
576-4216
Foreign Language
Guidance
Guidance
Health Office
Hispanic Liaison Officer
House 1
House 2
House 3
House 4
Language Arts
Learning Disabilities Program
Library
Main Office
Mathematics
Media Center
Model Congress
Nurse
Nurse
Orchestra Room
PAVE
Physical Education
Planetarium
Principal
Psychologist
Registrar
Science
Social Studies
Social Work
Special Education
Staff Resource Center
Student Assistance
WISE
Youth Employment Services
576-4559
576-4542
FAX 576-4560
576-4575
576-4484
576-4516
576-4525
576-4530
576-5093
576-4488
576-4595
576-4562
576-4500
576-4564
576-4566
576-4541
576-4575
FAX 632-4232
576-4112
576-5643
576-4586
576-4589
576-4502
576-4539
576-4592
576-4596
576-4597
576-4490
576-8292
576-4593
576-4551
576-4524
632-9890
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NEW ROCHELLE COUNCIL OF PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS
2015-2016 PTA COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President: Roland Rogers, roland@kirkor.com • President-Elect: Suyen Taylor, blakewt@aol.com
Treasurer: Karen Gray, kkpolkgray@me.com • Reporting Secretary: Angelica Guel, aguel@hotmail.com
UNIT PRESIDENTS
Trinity Elementary
President: Kathy Townley, kdhtownley@aol.com
President-Elect: Evelyn Gonzalez, evgreggon@aol.com
President: Helen Berrios, lionises@gmail.com
President-Elect: Tita Damiani, djtita@aol.com
PTA Council Rep.:
Mary Monzon, monzon23@optonline.com
Albert Leonard M.S.
Ward Elementary
President: Fran Nordquist, fvnordquist@aol.com
President-Elect: Nancy Podhradsky, mrsnpod@verizon.net
PTA Council Rep.: Karen Selman, karenkeller@att.net
President: Tracy Hill, wardptapresident@gmail.com
President-Elect:
Sonia Brown, wardptacopresident@gmail.com
PTA Council Rep.: Anne Todd, aytodd@verizon.net
New Rochelle High School
Isaac E. Young M.S.
President: Paola Flores-Drew, pdrew914@gmail.com
President-Elect: Dely Barajas, momofjjjb@gmail.com
PTA Council Rep.: Laraine Karl, llk43@optonline.net
Henry Barnard School
President: Dierdra Clark, dgrayclark@mac.com
President-Elect: Mary DePaolo, syaama@yahoo.com
Daniel Webster Magnet School
President:
Rosemary Salvatore, thesalvatores@outlook.com
PTA Council Reps.:
Al McCutchen, ashanti43@hotmail.com and
Yvette Cruz, cruzy845@gmail.com
Columbus Elementary
President: Karina Torres, btorres75@yahoo.com
Vice-President: Maria G. Euyoque, mseuyoque@yahoo.com
Davis Elementary
President: Kristen Bamberger, kquillinan@gmail.com
President Elect: Jina Tetro, jina.tetro@cbmoves.com
PTA Council Rep.:
Anne Marie Nascimento, ambert13@aol.com
Jefferson Elementary
President: Lisa Pace, arenfam@aol.com
PTA Council Rep.:
Kim Castellano, kimcastellano1@gmail.com
Special Education Parent-Teacher
Association (SEPTA)
President:
Beth Fisch Cohen, bethfischcohen@hotmail.com
Co-President:
Julia Muggia-Ochs, jmuggia@orsofilms.com
PTA Council Rep.:
Mary Jo Jacobs, jacobsnewro@gmail.com
City School District of New Rochelle
Strategic Roadmap
Embracing Diversity: Driving Success
MISSION
(our core purpose):
Embracing Diversity:
Driving Success
The City School District of New Rochelle, through an active partnership amongst community, parents, staff and students, will provide
a high-quality and challenging education for every child, in a safe,
nurturing environment that embraces our rich diversity and drives our
success.
CORE BELIEFS
(drivers of our words and actions):
We believe…
1. schools should be safe, joyous places of learning
2. every student is worthy of intellectual, social, and emotional
respect
3. in the continuous improvement of teaching and learning
4. quality education requires culturally competent adults
5. parents and guardians are our partners
6. in the pursuit of equity and excellence
7. the diversity of our schools is a strength
8. in fiscal accountability to those that invest in our schools
9. in providing robust, varied, and cutting edge educational
opportunities
10. in educating the whole child by nurturing students’ physical,
social, emotional, creative, and intellectual growth
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SEPTEMBER 2015 SCHOOL EVENTS
New Rochelle High School
Grades 9 – 12
School Hours: 7:20 AM - 3:07 PM
265 Clove Road, New Rochelle, NY 10801
Main # (914) 576-4500 – FAX (914) 576-4284
Website: www.nrhs.nred.org
Principal: Reginald Richardson
Assistant Principal: Joseph Starvaggi
Campus Alternative
High School
Grades 9 -12
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 2:20 PM
50 Washington Avenue, New Rochelle,
NY 10801
Main # (914) 576-4393 – FAX (914) 576-4647
Website: www.nrhs.nred.org
Program Administrator: Joel Fridovich
Henry Barnard School
Trinity Elementary
11.......... Amy’s Greenhouse Tribute,
3:30 PM
17.......... PTA Meeting, 7:30 PM
18.......... Parent Coffee: Title 1 & RTI
24.......... Meet the Teacher Night, 6:30 PM
29.......... Pre-K Transition Day
30 ......... Pre-K Transition Day
16 ......... Meet the Teacher Night,
Kaleidoscope, 6 PM, Grades 3-5, 7 PM
17.......... Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades K-2, 7 PM
18.......... PTA Welcome Back Picnic, 5 PM
21.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
26.......... Car Wash, 10 AM – 1:30 PM
Columbus Elementary
Ward Elementary
10.......... Anti-Bullying Assembly
16 ......... Meet the Teacher Grades K-2,
6-8 PM
17.......... Meet the Teacher Grades 3-5,
6-8 PM
16.......... Meet the Teacher,
Grades 3,4,5, 7 PM
17.......... Meet the Teacher
Grades K,1,2, 7 PM
24.......... Picture Day
25.......... Picture Day
25.......... Welcome BBQ, 5-8 PM
29.......... Class Parent Meeting, 7 PM
Davis Elementary
17.......... Meet the Teacher, Grades K-2,
6:30 PM
21 ......... Meet the Teacher, Grades 3-5,
6:30 PM
24.......... PTA After School Club
Registration, 7 PM
27.......... PTA Carnival
29.......... PTA New Parent Coffee, 9:15 AM
Jefferson Elementary
9............ PTA Coffee, 9 AM
21-25... Jefferson Cares Week
24.......... Meet the Teacher Night, 6 PM
Webster Elementary
9............ Coffee w/the Principal, 9 AM
10.......... Wrap Sale Begins
24.......... PTA General Meeting, 8:45 AM
24.......... Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades K-2, Kaleidoscope, 6 PM
24.......... Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades 3-5, District Kaleidoscope,
CAMPEL, Specialists, 7 PM
Albert Leonard M.S.
9............ PTA Tailgate, 8:45 AM
22.......... Grade 8 Picture Day
24.......... Grade 7 Picture Day
25.......... Grade 6 Picture Day
30.......... Meet the Teacher Night, 7 PM
Isaac E. Young M.S.
8............ Welcome Back Staff Lunch
9............ Welcome Back Parents Coffee
12.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
16.......... Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
17.......... Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
17.......... Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
21.......... Meet the Teacher Night, 6:30 PM
25.......... Hispanic Heritage Night
30.......... Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
30.......... PTA Executive Meeting, 6:30 PM
30.......... PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
New Rochelle High School
4............ Football Game – Away –
John Jay East Fishkill, 7 PM
9............ 9th Grade in School
10.......... 9th & 10th Grades in School
10.......... NRHS PTSA Welcome, House IV
Cafeteria, 7 PM
11.......... All grades report to NRHS
11.......... Football Game – Home –
Mamaroneck, 7 PM
17.......... NRHS PTSA: Senior Parent School
Counseling Overview, LEK*, 7 PM
18.......... Planetarium show, 7PM
19 ......... Football Game – Away –
North Rockland, 1:30 PM
19.......... Senior Car Wash Day, 10 AM-4 PM
25.......... Football – Away –
Arlington HS, 7 PM
SEPTEMBER 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
1
2
THURSDAY
7
Labor Day Holiday, District Closed
13
Sukkot begins at sundown
8
Opening Day Teachers
Board of Education Regular Meeting,
(tenure) 6/7 PM*, NRHS
14
Rosh Hashanah,
District Closed
21
Davis Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades 3-5, 6:30 PM
IEYMS Meet the Teacher Night, 6:30 PM
27
4
5
Football Game – Away John Jay East
Fishkill , 7 PM
6
20
SATURDAY
3
*Linda E. Kelly Theater at NRHS
is shown as LEK throughout
calendar.
**BOE 6/7 PM* -The public
portion of BOE meetings begins
at 7 PM
New Rochelle Street Fair, 11 AM-5 PM
Rosh Hashanah
begins at sundown
FRIDAY
28
Half Day All Schools – Professional
Development
SEPTA General Mtg. 7:30 PM
Sukkot
9
Schools Open - Elementary Half Day
(including Kindergarten)
9th grade reports to NRHS
15
Rosh Hashanah,
District Closed
16
Columbus Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades K-2, 6-8 PM
Trinity Meet the Teacher Night,
Kaleidescope, 6 PM - Grades 3-5, 7 PM
Ward Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades 3-5, 7 PM
22
Yom Kippur
begins at sundown
29
Board of Education Special Meeting,
6/7* PM, NRHS
Sukkot
23
Yom Kippur,
District Closed
30
ALMS Meet the Teacher Night, 7 PM
10
PTA Council Meeting, 7 PM
9th & 10th grades report to NRHS
11
All grades report to NRHS
Football Game – Home
Mamaroneck, 7 PM
9/11 Memorial Service, 7:30PM
17
Davis Meet the Teacher
Night, Grades K-2, 6:30 PM
Columbus Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades 3-5, 6-8 PM
Trinity Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades K-2, 7 PM
Ward Meet the Teacher Night,
Grades K-2, 7 PM
18
19
Football game – Away
North Rockland, 1:30 PM
Senior Car Wash, 10 AM-4 PM
Planetarium Show, 7 PM, NRHS
24
Barnard Meet the Teacher
Night, 6:30 PM, K-2
Jefferson Meet the Teacher Night, 6 PM
Webster Meet the Teacher Night,
K-2, Modified Kaleidoscope, 6 PM
Webster Meet the Teacher Night, 3-5,
District Kaleidoscope, 7 PM
Eid al-Adha
12
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Football – Away Arlington HS, 7 PM
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OCTOBER 2015 SCHOOL EVENTS
Albert Leonard M.S.
Grades 6 – 8
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 2:40 PM
25 Gerada Lane, New Rochelle, NY 10804
Main# (914) 576-4339 – FAX (914) 576-4784
Website: albertleonard.nred.org
Principal: John Barnes
Assistant Principal: Rodney Arthur
Henry Barnard School
Trinity Elementary
Albert Leonard M.S.
1............ First Full Day of Pre-K
2............ Spirit Day
5 ........... Pre-K Meet the Teacher Night,
6:30 PM
8............ PTA Meeting, 9 AM
8............ Puentes, 6:30 PM
17.......... Pumpkin Patch, 10 AM
20.......... Grade 2 Parent Math
Workshop, 6:30 PM
23.......... Halloween Dance, 6:30 PM
27.......... Afterschool Program Begins
5-9........ Book Fair
7............ Parent University,
Common Core, 7PM
13.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
15.......... Costume Swap
16.......... Costume Swap
23.......... Fall Festival:
Session I, 5-6:30 PM
Session II, 7-8:30 PM
26-30... Spirit Week
30.......... Halloween Parade, K-2, 9:30 AM
2............ Music Hour Rehearsal Day
5.............Stomp Out Bullying, Blue Shirt Day
8............ Co-curricular Night, 7PM
9............ 8th Grade Baby Pictures Due
14.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
16.......... Principal’s Luncheon
22.......... Picture Retake Day
23 ......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
Columbus Elementary
Ward Elementary
5............ Gift Wrap Sale Begins
9............ PTA Meeting, 9 AM
16.......... Hispanic Heritage
Celebration, 6-8 PM
29.......... Picture Day
30...........Kindergarten Halloween
Parade, 2 PM
30.......... Halloween Party, 6-8 PM
1-31...... Read-a-thon
2............ Raindate Welcome BBQ, 5-8PM
8............ PTA Meeting, 7 PM
15-16... PTA Pumpkin Sale
23.......... PTA Halloween Party,
K-2 at 6 PM,
3-5 at 7 PM
Davis Elementary
2............ PBIS Unity Day Celebration
5............ PTA Executive Board Meeting,
7:30 PM
13.......... Picture Day
20-23.... PTA Fall Book Fair
30 ......... Halloween Parade, K-2
30.......... Halloween Party, 7 PM
Jefferson Elementary
Webster Elementary
7-9........ Costume Exchange Drop Off
8............ Learning Garden Clean-Up
8-9 ....... Picture Day
14-15... Costume Exchange Pick Up
14.......... International
Walk to School Day
16.......... Family Dance Night
22.......... PTA Meeting, 8:45 AM
22.......... Literacy/Math Parent
Workshop, 9 AM
30.......... Halloween Parade, 1:45 PM
1............ PTA Meeting, 3:30 PM
8............ CILA Celebration Night, 7 PM
23.......... Halloween Party, 6 PM
10/21: WCSMA Area All-State Pre-Rehearsal, 4-9 PM, White Plains HS (NRHS)
Isaac E. Young M.S.
1............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
1............ Family Fitness, 5:30-7 PM
5............ Morning Coffee, 9 AM
10.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
14.......... Picture Day
15.......... Picture Day
15..........PTA Executive Committee, 6:30 PM
15.......... PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
17.......... Fall Spruce Up, 10:30 AM
New Rochelle High School
1............ Meet the Teacher Night, 6 PM
3............ SAT Exam
3............ Football Game – Home –
Clarkstown North, 3 PM
8............ NRHS PTSA: Junior Parent School
Counseling Overview, LEK*, 7 PM
10.......... Homecoming Football Game –
Home – Mahopac, 1:30 PM
12.......... Cheerleading Clinic, 8 AM
14.......... PSAT Exam
20-22... NRHS PTSA Walkathon
21.......... Hispanic Parent Night, 6:30 PM
23-27... NRHS PTSA Walkathon (rain date)
24.......... ACT Exam
29.......... NRHS PTSA: Sophomore Parent
School Counseling Overview,
LEK*, 7 PM
30 ......... Planetarium Show, 7PM
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Barnard 1st Full Day of Pre-K
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Early Dismissal Drill
New Rochelle High School ONLY Half Day - PSAT Administration
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Half Day All Schools –
Professional Development
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Columbus Day, District Closed
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Month
Shmini Atzeret
Simchat Torah
begins at sundown
Barnard Meet the Teacher Night,
Pre-K, 6:30 PM
Albert Leonard Blue Shirt Day,
Anti-Bullying
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Board of Education COW Session,
6/7 PM*, Ward School
Red Ribbon Week
NRHS PTSA Walkathon
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Red Ribbon Week
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Red Ribbon Week
ACT Exam
Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week
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Planetarium Show, 7 PM, NRHS
Red Ribbon Week
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Red Ribbon Week
Halloween
NOVEMBER 2015 SCHOOL EVENTS
Henry Barnard School
Trinity Elementary
Isaac E. Young M.S.
3............ PTA Bake Sale
6............ Spirit Day
12.......... PTA Meeting, 7:30 PM
17.......... Grade 1 Literacy Parent Workshop
for Puentes, 9 AM
18.......... Puentes Pre-K, 9 AM
18.......... Puentes Pre-K, 1 PM
11.......... Picture Day
12.......... Picture Day
12.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
17.......... American Education Week
Open House, 9 AM-Noon
4............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
5............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
5............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
5............ PTA Executive Committee,
6:30 PM
5............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
9............ Morning Coffee, 9 AM
14.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
Columbus Elementary
2 – 6..... Book Fair
13.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
17.......... Featured Readers, 9-11 AM
Davis Elementary
Isaac E. Young M.S.
Grades 6 – 8
Grade 6: 8:25 AM - 2:25 PM
Grade 7: 8:25 AM - 2: 20 PM
Grade 8: 8:10 AM - 2:15 PM
270 Centre Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10805
Main # (914) 576-4360 – FAX (914) 632-2738
Website: isaacyoung.nred.org
Principal: Anthony Bongo
Assistant Principal: Tawanda G. Robinson
11/4: WCSMA Area All-State Pre-Rehearsal,
4-9 PM, White Plains HS (NRHS)
11/5: WCSMA Area All-State Pre-Rehearsal,
9 AM-3:30 PM/Concert, 8 PM, SUNY Purchase
11/14: WCSMA Elementary All County
String Auditions, Grades 4-5, 8:30 AM-11:30 AM;
Grades 6-7, 1PM-4:30 PM, TBA
11/21: WCSA Elementary All County Band Auditions,
8:30 AM-11:30 AM, PVC Middle School, Croton
2-6........ PTA Coat Drive
14.......... Multicultural Heritage Dinner,
5-8 PM
17.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
Jefferson Elementary
5............ Thanksgiving Food Drive Kickoff
5............ PTA Meeting, 6:30 PM
16-20... PTA Book Fair
19.......... Family Night Book Fair, 6-8 PM
Ward Elementary
12.......... PTA Meeting, 9:15 AM
Webster Elementary
9 -12..... Book Fair
18 ......... Colonial School Day 2nd Grade
19 ......... Literacy/Math Parent Workshop,
9 AM
25 ......... Spirit Day
Albert Leonard M.S.
6............ Music Hour Rehearsal Day
13.......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
16.......... Spirit Week Begins
18.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
20.......... Principal’s Luncheon
20.......... Yearbook Ads Due
30.......... Book Fair
New Rochelle High School
6............ End of Marking Period
7............ SAT Exam
9............ Winter Sports Begin
11 ......... Area All-State Concert, 8 PM,
SUNY Purchase
12.......... NRHS PTSA: Freshman/New
Parent School Counseling Overview,
LEK*, 7 PM
18.......... Planetarium Show, 7 PM
19 ......... NRHS TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
20 ......... NRHS TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
21 ......... NR Fund Pancake Breakfast,
8-9:30 AM
21 ......... NRHS TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
NOVEMBER 2015
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Election Day, Schools Closed
Superintendent’s Conference Day
Daylight Savings Time Ends
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Winter Sports Begin
SEPTA Executive Mtg., 7:30 PM
Days of Computer Coding
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9 AM-3:30 PM /Concert, 8 PM,
SUNY Purchase
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Auditions,
Grades 4-5, 8:30-11:30 AM;
Grades 6-7, 1:00-4:30 PM, TBA
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NRHS TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
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Days of Computer Coding
SAT Exam
City of New Rochelle Veterans Day
Ceremony, 10:30 AM
Veterans Day, District Closed
Planetarium Show, 7 PM
Board of Education COW Session,
6/7 PM*, IEYMS
PTA Council Meeting, 7 PM
WCSMA Area All-State Pre-Rehearsal,
White Plains HS (NRHS), 4-9 PM
No School Pre-K
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SEPTA General Mtg. 7:30 PM
American Education Week, Nov. 16-20
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6/7PM*, LEK* NRHS
THURSDAY
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NRHS TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
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Thanksgiving Parade, 10 AM
NR Fund Pancake Breakfast,
8-9:30 AM, NRHS
WCSMA Elementary All County Band
Auditions, 8:30-11:30 AM,
PVC Middle School, Croton
NRHS TheatreWorks, 7:30PM,
LEK* NRHS
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District Closed
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Thanksgiving Recess,
District Closed
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DECEMBER 2015 SCHOOL EVENTS
Henry Barnard School
4............ Spirit Day
8............ After School Program Ends
10.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
Columbus Elementary
8-9........ STREAMing Into Learning
K-5 Convention
10.......... Picture Day Make-ups
11.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
15.......... Winter Concert,
9:15 AM & 10:15 AM
18.......... Staff Recognition Luncheon
Davis Elementary
Henry Barnard School
Early Childhood Center
Grades Pre-K – 2
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:15 PM
129 Barnard Road, New Rochelle, NY 10801
Main # (914) 576-4386 – FAX (914) 576-4625
Website: http://barnard.nred.org
Principal: Joanna Genovese
Assistant Principal: Lori E. Pisani
1-4........ PTA Holiday Boutique & Toy Drive
3............ Picture Day Make-Ups
18.......... PTA Staff Appreciation
Holiday Breakfast
Jefferson Elementary
8-10...... PTA Kids Holiday Shop
17.......... PTA Meeting, 3:30 PM
22.......... Winter Concert, 10 AM
23.......... Sing-a-long, K-2 at 1:30PM,
3-5 at 2:30 PM
Trinity Elementary
Isaac E. Young M.S.
3-4........ Holiday Crafts
17.......... Holiday Concert: 9:30 AM,
2:15 PM, 7 PM
2............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
3............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
3............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
3............ PTA Executive Committee,
6:30 PM
3............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
7............ Morning Coffee, 9 AM
12.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
Ward Elementary
3-4........ Holiday Boutique
7-11...... Book Fair
9............ Staff Appreciation Breakfast
10.......... PTA Executive Board, 7 PM
Webster Elementary
3............ PTA Meeting, 7 PM
10-11... Holiday Boutique
22.......... Holiday Concert, 7PM
Albert Leonard M.S.
1-4........ Book Fair
11.......... Music Dept. Rehearsal Day
17.......... PTA Staff Appreciation Luncheon
18.......... Principal’s Luncheon
New Rochelle High School
2 ........... NRHS Financial Aid Night
4 ........... New Rochelle Opera/PAVE Vocal –
Amahl & the Night Visitors, 7 PM
LEK* NRHS
4............ Cheerleading Competition, 6 PM
5 ........... New Rochelle Opera/PAVE Vocal –
Amahl & the Night Visitors, 7 PM
LEK* NRHS
5............ Cheerleading Competition, 1 PM
9 ........... PAVE I Dance Concert, 7 PM,
LEK* NRHS
12.......... ACT Exam
11.......... NRHS PTSA Staff Appreciation
Event, Room 222
15 ......... Winterfest Instrumental, 7 PM,
Whitney, NRHS
16 ......... Winterfest Vocal, 7 PM, Whitney,
NRHS
17.......... Planetarium Holiday Show, 7 PM
DECEMBER 2015
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TUESDAY
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6/7 PM*, LEK* NRHS
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Hanukkah Begins at Sundown
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Columbus Winter Concert
Winterfest Instrumental, 7 PM,
Whitney, NRHS
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Holiday Recess
Schools Closed
Winterfest Vocal, 7 PM, Whitney,
NRHS
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Trinity Holiday Concert, 9:30 AM,
2:15 PM, 7 PM
Planetarium Holiday Show, 7 PM
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Holiday Recess
Mawlid-al-Nabi
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Holiday Recess
Schools Closed
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Cheerleading Competition,
1 PM
Nutcracker MS/ES Students & Ajkun
Ballet, 2 & 7 PM, Whitney, NRHS
New Rochelle Opera/PAVE Vocal –
Amahl & the Night Visitors, 7 PM
LEK* NRHS
SAT Exam
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Holiday Recess
Schools Closed
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Elementary Parent Teacher
Conferences
Jefferson Winter Concert, 10 AM
Board of Education COW Session,
6/7 PM*, NRHS
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Nutcracker MS/ES Students & Ajkun
Ballet, 7 PM, Whitney, NRHS
Cheerleading Competition, 6 PM
New Rochelle Opera/PAVE Vocal –
Amahl & the Night Visitors, 7 PM
LEK* NRHS
No School Pre-K
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Conferences
NRHS Financial Aid Night
PAVE I Dance Concert, 7 PM,
LEK* NRHS
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Half Day All Schools - Professional
Development/Elementary Parent
Teacher Conferences
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No School Pre-K
Hanukkah (Day 1 of 8)
THURSDAY
Holiday Recess
Christmas
District Closed
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Holiday Recess
District Closed
Kwanzaa
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JANUARY 2016 SCHOOL EVENTS
Columbus Elementary
Science, Math, Technology
Magnet
Grades K - 5
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:15 PM
275 Washington Avenue, New Rochelle, NY
10801
Main # (914) 576-4401 – FAX (914) 576-4628
Website: http://columbus.nred.org
Principal: Sonia Nunez
Assistant Principal: Shelli Owens
Henry Barnard School
Albert Leonard M.S.
6............ Magnet/UPK Open House:
6:30 PM
8............ Spirit Day
14.......... PTA Meeting, 7:30 PM
19.......... Kindergarten Fundations
Parent Workshop, 6:30 PM
22.......... Magnet/UPK Deadline Date:
4:30 PM
22.......... PTA Movie Night, 7 PM
27.......... Magnet Lottery: City Hall, 1 PM
29.......... PTA Movie Night Snow Date
29.......... UPK Lottery: City Hall, 1 PM
6............ PTA Meeting, 7 PM
8............ Principal’s Luncheon
15.......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
22.......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
28.......... 6th Grade Chorus Winter Concert,
7 PM
Columbus Elementary
3-5........ Family Prep
19.......... Featured Readers
22.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
Davis Elementary
12.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
22.......... PTA Family Bingo Night, 7 PM
Jefferson
8............ Art and Music Activities, 6 PM
Trinity Elementary
12.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
Ward Elementary
7............ PTA Meeting, 7 Pm
Isaac E. Young M.S.
6............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
7............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
7............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
7............ PTA Executive Committee,
6:30 PM
7............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
9............ Zumba Dance, 9 AM
11.......... Morning Coffee, 9 AM
13.......... Winter Concert, Grades 7-8, 6 PM
14.......... Winter Concert, Grades 7-8
Snow Date
20.......... Winter Concert, Grade 6, 6 PM
21.......... Winter Concert, Grade 6
Snow Date
New Rochelle High School
21.......... NRHS PTSA Course Selection,
LEK*, 7 PM
21 ......... Planetarium Show, 7 PM
22.......... End of Marking Period
23 ......... SAT Exam
24 ......... College Goal NY FAFSA Event
26-29....Regents Exams
Webster Elementary
7............ PTA Meeting, 8:45 AM
7............ Literacy/Math Parent Workshop,
9:10 AM
29.......... Spirit Day
1/9: WCSMA Sr. HS All County Jazz
Festival Auditions, 10 AM-2 PM,
Greenville ES, Edgemont (NRHS)
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Board of Education Regular Meeting
6/7 PM*, Campus School
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6/7 PM*, Jefferson
NYS Regents Exams
Barnard Magnet Lottery, City Hall,
1 PM
WCSMA Sr. HS All County Jazz
Festival Auditions, Greenville ES,
Edgemont (NRHS), 10 AM-2 PM,
Extended Day Fall Semester Ends
Board of Education School Budget
Community Input Forum, 7 PM,
NRHS Library
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6:30 PM
IEYMS Winter Concert Grades 7 & 8,
6 PM
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District Closed
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FRIDAY
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New Year’s Day
District Closed
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Schools Re-open
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NYS Regents Exams
ALMS Winter Concert, Grade 6
NYS Regents Exams
Barnard UPK Lottery, City Hall, 1 PM
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FEBRUARY 2016 SCHOOL EVENTS
Henry Barnard School
Webster Elementary
4............ Puentes, 6:30 PM
5............ Spirit Day
11.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
11.......... Puentes Snow Date, 6:30 PM
4............ Magnet Open House, 7 PM
5............ Black History Night
11-12... Valentine Boutique
19.......... Magnet Deadline, 4:30 PM
11.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
22-26... Kindergarten Registration
Columbus Elementary
4............ Magnet Open House, 6 PM
12.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
19.......... Magnet Deadline, 4:30 PM
23.......... Featured Readers
29.......... Kindergarten Registration
George M. Davis, Jr.
Elementary School
Grades K – 5
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:15 PM
80 Iselin Drive, New Rochelle, NY 10804
Main # (914) 576-4420 – FAX (914) 576-4225
Website: http://davis.nred.org
Principal: Michael Galland
Assistant Principal: Anthony Bambrola
Davis Elementary
1............ Black History Month
Kickoff Assemblies
22-26... Initial Kindergarten Registration
23-26... PTA Winter Bookfair
29.......... Black History Celebration
Jefferson Elementary
25.......... PTA Meeting, 3:30 PM
Trinity Elementary
9........... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
22-26... Kindergarten Registration,
9 AM-2:15 PM
Ward Elementary
4............ PTA Camp Expo, 6-8 PM
22-26... Kindergarten Registration
Albert Leonard M.S.
3............ Principal’s Luncheon
3............ PTA Meeting, 7 PM
5............ Music Hour Rehearsal Day
9............ 8th Grade Parent Night, NRHS
26.......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
Isaac E. Young M.S.
3............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
4............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
4............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
4............ PTA Executive Committee,
6:30 PM
4............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
8............ Morning Coffee, 9 AM
9............ 8th Grade Parent Night, NRHS
10.......... National Junior Honor Society
Induction, 5 PM
11.......... Valentine’s Day Sale
Roses & Carnations, 2-3 PM
13.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
13.......... Winter Concert, Grades 7-8, 6 PM
14.......... Winter Concert, Grades 7-8
Snow Date
20.......... Winter Concert, Grade 6, 6 PM
21.......... Winter Concert, Grade 6
Snow Date
2/8: WCSMA Elementary/Intermediate All County Chorus Rehearsal, 3:30 - 6:30 PM, Sleepy Hollow HS
2/9: WCSMA Elementary/Intermediate All County Band/Orchestra Rehearsal, 3:30 - 6:30 PM, Seven Bridges MS, Chappaqua
2/24: WCSMA Sr. HS Jazz Rehearsal, 6:30-9:30 PM, Edgemont HS (NRHS)
New Rochelle High School
1............ Cheerleading Show Night, 7:30 PM
4............ TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
5............ TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
6............ TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM,
LEK* NRHS
25 ......... Planetarium Show, 7 PM
25.......... NRHS PTSA, LEK*, 7 PM
27 ......... African-American History Month
Celebration, 4-8 PM, NRHS
FEBRUARY 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
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Extended Day Spring Semester Begins
Cheerleading Show Night, 7:30 PM
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Mid-winter Recess
District Closed
President’s Day
Valentine’s Day
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Board of Education Regular Meeting,
6/7 PM*, Davis
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All-County Chorus Rehearsal,
Sleepy Hollow HS, 3:30-6:30 PM
No School Pre-K
Half Day All Schools,
Professional Development
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Schools Closed
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Digital Learning Day
FRIDAY
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TheatreWorks, 7:30 PM, LEK* NRHS
Columbus Magnet Open House, 6 PM
Webster Magnet Open House, 7 PM
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WCSMA Elementary/Intermediate
All-County Band/Orchestra Rehearsal,
Seven Bridges MS, Chappaqua,
3:30-6:30 PM
8th Grade Parent Night NRHS
SEPTA Executive Mtg., 7:30 PM
Board of Education COW Session,
6/7 PM*, Trinity
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Community Input Forum, 7 PM,
NRHS Library
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Schools Closed
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Schools Closed
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Edgemont HS (NRHS), 6:30-9:30 PM
PTA Council Meeting, 7 PM
Columbus/Webster Magnet
Application Deadline
Mid-winter Recess
Schools Closed
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Planetarium Show, 7 PM
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Henry Barnard School
2............ Read Across America Kick Off
4............ Spirit Day
7-11...... Book Fair
10 ......... PTA Meeting, 7:30 PM
31.......... Puentes Meeting, 6:30 PM
Columbus Elementary
3............ Magnet Lottery, City Hall, 1 PM
11.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
1-4........ Kindergarten Registration
Davis Elementary
Jefferson Elementary
Grades K – 5
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:15 PM
131 Weyman Avenue,
New Rochelle, NY 10805
Main # (914) 576-4430 – FAX (914)576-4631
Website: http://jefferson.nred.org
Principal: Kimmerly Nieves
Assistant Principal: Leann Bruno
3/1: WCSMA Elementary/Intermediate All County
Chorus Rehearsal, 3:30-6:30 PM, Sleepy Hollow HS
3/3: WCSMA Elementary/Intermediate All County Band/
Orchestra Rehearsal, 3:30-6:30 PM, Sleepy Hollow HS
3/10: NRHS National Art Honor Society (NAHS)
Induction Ceremonies, 7:30 AM, MAC Gallery, LEK*
3/15: WCSMA Sr. HS Jazz Rehearsal, 6:30-9:30 PM,
Edgemont HS (NRHS)
3/16 WCSMA Sr. HS Jazz Rehearsal, 6:30-9:30 PM,
Edgemont HS (NRHS)
1............ 2nd Annual PTA Readathon Kickoff
7............ Staff Appreciation Luncheon
15.......... PTA Meeting, 7:30 PM
Jefferson Elementary
7............ PTA Faculty/Staff Appreciation
Day Luncheon
11.......... March Madness
18.......... Great Read Aloud, 10 AM
Trinity Elementary
8............ PTA Meeting 7 PM
14-18... Spring Book Fair
28-29... Kindergarten Make Up
Registration, 9 AM-2:15 PM
31.......... CILA Information Night
Kindergarten Parents, 7 PM
Ward Elementary
10.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
24.......... Healthy Snack Day
Webster Elementary
3............ Magnet Lottery, City Hall, 1 PM
4............ Snowball Bingo
17.......... PTA Meeting, 8:45 AM
17.......... Literacy/Math Parent Workshop,
9:10 AM
18.......... Spirit Day
Albert Leonard M.S.
4............ Show Biz Kids
5............ Show Biz Kids
9............ Principal’s Luncheon
10.......... Taste of New Rochelle, 7PM
11.......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
14.......... Spirit Week #2 Begins
Isaac E. Young M.S.
2............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
3............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
4............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
4............ PTA Executive Committee, 6:30 PM
4............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
7............ Morning Coffee, 9 AM
12.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
16.......... National Junior
French Honor Society Induction
New Rochelle High School
5............ Redesigned SAT Exam
7............ Spring Sports Begin
10.......... NRHS National Art Society
Induction, 7:30 PM, NRHS
10.......... NRHS PTSA, LEK*, 6-7 PM
17.......... NRHS PAVE Auditions,
3:15-5:15 PM, House IV
18 ......... Senior High School Jazz Concert,
8 PM, Edgemont HS, NRHS
MARCH 2016
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All-County Chorus Rehearsal,
Sleepy Hollow HS, 3:30-6:30 PM
Board of Education Regular Meeting,
6/7 PM*, Columbus
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Elementary/Intermediate All County
Performances: Orchestra @ 11AM,
SUNY Purchase
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SEPTA General Mtg. 7:30 PM
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Board of Education Budget Review
Session, 7 PM, NRHS Library
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Board of Education Special Meeting,
6/7 PM*, ALMS
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All-County Band/Orchestra Rehearsal,
Seven Bridges MS, Chappaqua,
3:30-6:30 PM
SEPTA Executive Mtg., 7:30 PM
Columbus/Webster Lottery,
City Hall, 1 PM
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Elementary/Intermediate All County
Performances: Band @ 11 AM,
Chorus @ 4PM, SUNY Purchase
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NRHS National Art Honor Society
Induction Ceremonies, MAC Gallery,
LEK*, 7:30 AM
Board of Education School Budget
Review Session, 7 PM, NRHS Library
Elementary Parent Teacher
Conferences
WCSMA Sr. HS Jazz Rehearsal,
Edgemont HS (NRHS), 6:30-9:30 PM
Board of Education Budget Review
Session, 7 PM, NRHS Library
Family University
No School Pre-K
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Half Day Elementary Schools,
Professional Development/
Parent Teacher Conferences
Spring Sports begin
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WCSMA Sr. HS Jazz Rehearsal,
Edgemont HS (NRHS), 6:30-9:30 PM
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NRHS PAVE Auditions – House IV,
3:15-5:15 PM
St. Patrick’s Day
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PTA Council Meeting, 7 PM
Purim begins at sundown
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Edgemont HS, NRHS, 8 PM
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Henry Barnard School
1............ Spirit Day
14.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
15.......... International Dinner, 6:30 PM
21.......... Grade 1 Performance, 1:30 PM
Columbus Elementary
5............ Picture Day
15.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
Trinity Elementary
Grades K – 5
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:15 PM
180 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, NY 10805
Main # (914) 576-4440 – FAX (914) 576-4266
Website: http://trinity.nred.org
Principal: Anthony DiCarlo
Assistant Principal: Inas Morsi-Hogans
Davis Elementary
8............ PTA Readathon Celebration
12.......... PTA Meeting, 7:30 PM
Jefferson Elementary
7............ PTA Meeting, 6:30 PM
Trinity Elementary
11.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
18.......... Spring Photo Day
Ward Elementary
21.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
Webster Elementary
14.......... Learning Garden Clean-Up
15.......... International Dinner
25-29... Missoula Theatre Program
Pending approval
Albert Leonard M.S.
1............ Music Hour Rehearsal Day
6............ PTA Meeting, 7 PM
6............ Science Research Informational
Session for Middle Schools NRHS, 7 PM
8............ Principal’s Luncheon
15.......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
Isaac E. Young M.S.
6............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
6............ Science Research Informational
Session for Middle Schools, NRHS, 7 PM
7............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
7............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
7............ PTA Executive Committee,
6:30 PM
7............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
9............ Zumba Dance, 9 AM
11.......... Morning Coffee, 9 AM
New Rochelle High School
6 ........... NRHS College Information Night
7 ........... NRHS College Fair
8............ End of Marking Period
9............ ACT Exam
12 ......... PAVE Band & Orchestra, 7 PM,
LEK* NRHS
14.......... NRHS PTSA, LEK*, 7:00pm
15 ......... Tri-M Induction, 8:30 AM,
LEK* NRHS
20 ......... PAVE II,III,IV Vocal, 7PM, LEK*NRHS
21 ......... Springfest Instrumental, 7 PM
Whitney, NRHS
21 ......... Planetarium Show, 7 PM
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NRHS College Information Night
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PTA Council Meeting, 7 PM
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Arts Testing
NRHS College Fair
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1:30 PM
Springfest Instrumental, 7 PM
Whitney, NRHS
Planetarium Show, 7 PM
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**weather make-up day #2
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MS/ES Students & Ajkun Ballet
Spring Recital, 7 PM, Whitney, NRHS
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MS/ES Students & Ajkun Ballet
Spring Recital, 2 PM, Whitney, NRHS
ACT Exam
16
NYS Grades 3-8 Mathematics Testing
Barnard International Dinner, 6:30 PM
Tri-M Induction, 8:30 AM, LEK* NRHS
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29
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**weather make-up day #1
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MAY 2016 SCHOOL EVENTS
Henry Barnard School
3............ Afterschool Program Begins
6............ Spirit Day
7............ Mother’s Day Plant Sale, 11 AM
12.......... PTA Meeting, 7:30 PM
18.......... Pre-K Field Day
19.......... K-2 Field Day
25.......... Pre-K Field Day Rain Date
26.......... K-2 Field Day Rain Date
Columbus Elementary
William B. Ward Elementary
Grades K – 5
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:15 PM
311 Broadfield Road, New Rochelle, NY
10804
Main # (914) 576-4450 – FAX (914) 576-4263
Website: http://ward.nred.org
Principal: Franco Miele
Assistant Principal: Kimberly Peluso
13.......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
17.......... Spring Concert, 9:15 AM
25-26... Kindergarten Registration
Make-ups
Davis Elementary
3-5........ PTA Plant Sale
9............ PTA Author’s Week
11.......... PTA Executive Board Meeting,
7:30 PM
Jefferson Elementary
5............ PTA Meeting, 6:30 PM
16-20... PTA Book Fair
20.......... Community Afternoon, 3:30 PM
23-27... Kindergarten Registration
Trinity Elementary
10 ......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
19.......... Spring Concert, 9:30 AM,
2:15 PM, 7 PM
20.......... Kindergarten Round Up, 9:30 AM
26.......... Talent Show, 7 PM
Ward Elementary
5-6........ Spring Boutique
12.......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
16.......... Staff Appreciation Luncheon
19.......... Band/Orchestra Concert, 6 PM
Webster Elementary
2-6 ....... Kindergarten Screening
17.......... Spring Concert, 7 PM
19.......... Magnet Mile, 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
20.......... Staff Appreciation Luncheon
Albert Leonard M.S.
5............ Spring Concert, 7th Grade Chorus,
7 PM
6............ Music Hour Rehearsal Day
11.......... Principal’s Luncheon
11 ......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
12 ......... Spring Concert, 8th Grade Chorus,
7 PM
13.......... Dorney Park Trip
20 ......... Music Hour Rehearsal Day
Isaac E. Young M.S.
4............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
4............ Teacher & Staff Appreciation Lunch
5............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
5............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
5.............PTA Executive Committee, 6:30 PM
5............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
6............ Mother’s Day Sale,
Roses & Carnations, 2-3 PM
9............ Morning Coffee, 9 AM
11.......... Spring Concert, Grades 7-8, 6 PM
11-14... Washington, DC trip , 8th Grade,
Montreal Trip
13.......... Career Day, 7th Grade
14.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
18 ......... Spring Concert, Grade 6, 6 PM
19.......... 5th Grade Parent Orientation
New Rochelle High School
2-13...... AP Exams
4 ........... PAVE I Vocal, 7 PM, LEK* NRHS
7 ........... SAT Exam
12.......... NRHS PTSA Staff Appreciation
Event, Room 222
17 ......... En Plein Air, 7:20 AM-3 PM,
Outside, NRHS
18.......... NRHS Springfest Vocal, 7 PM,
Whitney
19 ......... Senior Acting Show, 7:30PM,
Whitney, NRHS
20 ......... Senior Acting Show, 7:30PM,
Whitney, NRHS
24.......... NRHS PTSA, LEK*, 7 PM
25.......... Science Research Symposium, 7 PM
26 ......... NRHS Spring Dance Concert,
10:06 AM & 7 PM, Whitney, NRHS
MAY 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
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AP Exams
National Teacher
Appreciation Week
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Mother’s Day
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No School Pre-K
NR Fund Poetry Out Loud, 7 PM,
Whitney, NRHS
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Board of Education
Regular Meeting, 6PM,
7 PM Public Hearing on
2016-2017 Proposed School Budget,
NRHS Library
PTA Council Meeting, 6 PM
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Outside, NRHS
Webster Spring Concert, 7 PM
School Board Election & Budget
Vote (Polls open 7 AM-9 PM)
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Ceremony
Memorial Day, District Closed
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AP Exams
IEYMS Spring Concert
Grades 7- 8, 6 PM
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Our Children, Our Artists –
Secondary, New Rochelle
Public Library, 4 PM
IEYMS Spring Concert Grade 6, 6 PM
Board of Education Committee of
the Whole Session, 6/7* PM, Central
Admin.
NRHS Springfest Vocal, 7:00 PM
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AP Exams
ALMS Spring Concert, Grade 7
Cinco de Mayo
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AP Exams
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Trinity Spring Concert, 9:30 AM,
2:15 PM, 7 PM
Ward Band/Orchestra Concert, 6PM
Senior Acting Show, 7:30PM,
Whitney, NRHS
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SAT Exam
12
AP Exams
ALMS Spring Concert Grade 8 Chorus
NRHS Science Research Symposium,
7 PM
SEPTA Executive/General Mtg. 7:30PM
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AP Exams
Our Children, Our Artists –
Elementary, New Rochelle Public
Library, 4 PM
SEPTA We Are One Dinner, 6 PM
PAVE I Vocal, 7 PM, LEK* NRHS
10
AP Exams
PTA Council Meeting, 7 PM
PTA Council Candidate Forum, 7 PM
AP Exams
15
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Senior Acting Show, 7:30PM,
Whitney, NRHS
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NRHS Spring Dance Concert,
10:06 AM & 7 PM, Whitney, NRHS
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Daniel Webster Elementary
Humanities Magnet
Grades K – 5
School Hours: 8:45 AM - 3:15 PM
95 Glenmore Drive, New Rochelle, NY 10801
Main # (914) 576-4460 – FAX (914) 576-4479
Website: http://webster.nred.org
Principal: Melissa Passarelli
Assistant Principal: Gregory A. Middleton
Henry Barnard School
Trinity Elementary
Isaac E. Young M.S.
3............ Spirit Day
5............ Barnard Carnival
8............ Grade 2 visits to home schools
9............ PTA Meeting, 9 AM
9............ Puentes: Incoming Pre-K, 6:30 PM
16.......... After School Program Ends
20..........Pre-K Graduation for AM students,
9:30 AM
21.......... Pre-K Graduation for PM students,
9:30 AM
22.......... Grade 2 Moving Up Ceremony,
9:30 AM
3............ End of Year Picnic, 5 PM
14 ......... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
20.......... 5th Grade Moving Up, 9 AM
22.......... Kindergarten Moving Up, 9:30 AM
Columbus Elementary
Webster Elementary
1............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
2............ Healthy Snack Sale, 2-3 PM
2............ Family Fitness, 5:30 PM
2............ PTA Executive Committee, 6:30 PM
2............ PTA General Meeting, 7 PM
2............ 8th Grade Award Ceremony, 9 AM
6............ Morning Coffee, 9 AM
8............ Prom
10.......... Holiday Hill Trip
11.......... Zumba Dance, 9 AM
23.......... 8th Grade Graduation Rehearsal,
9 AM
24.......... 8th Grade Graduation Ceremony,
9 AM
7............ Field Day, K-2
8............ Field Day, 3-5
10 ......... PTA Meeting, 9 AM
17............Kindergarten Moving Up Ceremony
20.......... 5th Grade Luncheon and Award
Ceremony, 11 AM
22.......... 5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony,
9:15 AM
3............ Field Day
9............ PTA Dinner
23.......... 5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony,
9:30 AM
Davis Elementary
9............ 5th Grade Picnic
10.......... Kindergarten Moving Up
Performance, 9:15 AM
13-17... PTA School Supplies Drive
14.......... 5th Grade Ice Cream Party
17.......... 5th Grade Party
21.......... 5th Grade Moving Up, 9:15 AM
Jefferson Elementary
2............ Creative Arts Festival, 6 PM
10.......... Kindergarten Celebration, 10 AM
10.......... Incoming Kindergarten Orientation,
1:30 PM
17.......... 5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony,
10 AM
Ward Elementary
2............ Kindergarten Stepping Up
3............ Kindergarten Stepping Up
6............ K Punch
21.......... 5th Grade Moving Up Ceremony,
ALMS, 10 AM
Albert Leonard M.S.
1 ........... PTA Meeting, 7 PM
9............ Awards Night, 7 PM
10.......... Principal’s Luncheon
22.......... 8th Grade Graduation, 5 PM
New Rochelle High School
1 ........... NRHS Spring Jazz Concert,
7:30 PM, NRHS
2 ........... Best of PAVE Awards, 7 PM, NRHS
3 ........... Senior Prom Chelsea Piers
4 ........... SAT Exam
6 ........... Musical Theater, 7 PM, LEK* NRHS
8 ........... PAVE I, II , III Theater, 7 PM,
LEK* NRHS
9 ........... PAVE I Dance, 7 PM, Whitney, NRHS
10 ......... NRHS Senior Awards Day, 9:30 AM
11 ......... ACT Exam
13.......... End of Marking Period
13.......... NRHS End of Classes
14 ......... NRHS Senior Awards, 7 PM
16 ......... Planetarium Show, 7 PM
23 ......... NRHS Graduation, 5 PM
JUNE 2016
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
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NRHS Spring Jazz Concert,
7:30 PM, NRHS
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NYS Grade 4 and Grade 8
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PTA Council Installation Dinner, 6 PM
NRHS Musical Theater/Film Festival,
LEK*, 7 PM
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NRHS End of Classes
Shavuot (Day 1 of 2)
Shavuot 1st day
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Barnard Pre-K Graduation, 9:30 AM
Trinity Grade 5 Moving Up Ceremony,
9 AM
Father’s Day
26
Senior Varsity Awards Dinner, 7 PM
Board of Education Regular Meeting,
6/7 PM, NRHS
Ramadan begins
27
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Barnard Grade 2 visits to Home
Schools
PAVE I, II, III Theater, 7 PM, LEK* NRHS
14
NRHS Senior Awards, 7 PM
Regents exams
21
Regents exams
Barnard Pre-K Graduation, 9:30 AM
Davis Grade 5 Moving Up Ceremony,
9:15 AM
Ward Grade 5 Moving Up Ceremony,
10 AM
Board of Education Special Meeting,
6/7 PM*, LEK* NRHS
28
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PAVE I Dance, Whitney, NRHS, 7 PM
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Ward K Stepping Up
Senior Prom Chelsea Piers
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10
NRHS Senior Awards Day, 9:30 AM
Davis Kindergarten Moving Up,
9:15 AM
Jefferson Kindergarten Celebration,
10 AM
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Shavuot begins at sundown
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Columbus K Moving Up Ceremony
Jefferson 5th Grade Moving Up
Ceremony, 10 AM
Regents exams
Planetarium Show, 7 PM
Regents exams
Columbus Grade 5
Moving Up Ceremony
ALMS 8th Grade Graduation
Ceremony, 5 PM
Half Day Elementary Schools
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SATURDAY
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Ward K Stepping Up
Best of PAVE, Awards, 7 PM, NRHS
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FRIDAY
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Webster Grade 5 Moving Up
Ceremony, 9:30 AM
NRHS Graduation, 5 PM
Half Day Elementary Schools
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Half Day Elementary Schools
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PUPIL SERVICES
The professional staff of the Pupil Services department is
committed to the success of all students in an educational setting. The department maintains census records and
attendance information and offers the following additional services below.
SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY
School psychologists provide important support to
assist students in achieving maximal benefits from their
educational programs. Their services include support
for prevention of educational and behavioral problems
through 1) early consultation with school staff and
parents; 2) identification of students’ strengths and
needs through observation; 3) psychological and other
assessment; 4) individual and group counseling; 5) development and implementation of primary prevention;
6) social skills and esteem-building programs; 7) positive
behavioral interventions; 8) parent education; and 9)
crisis intervention and other services.
SCHOOL SOCIAL WORK
School social workers are resources for the delivery of
school-based support services who work as liaisons
among the schools, families, and community programs
and agencies. Emphasis is placed on collaboration and
coordination of services. By utilizing social history and
other assessments, social workers collaborate with
parents, teachers and other staff as part of a multidisciplinary team in interpreting children’s needs.
ATTENDANCE/TRUANCY
Attendance teachers are essential participants in the
district’s efforts toward attendance improvement and
dropout prevention. They provide outreach, through
home visits to students and families, to address attendance problems before they become chronic. They serve
as liaisons with community agencies and family court.
Through residency verification and investigations, attendance teachers help to ensure that the district’s resources are reserved for New Rochelle residents.
WORK PERMIT APPLICATIONS
Work permits are required by law for students under 18.
Information about procedures and application forms are
available from the school nurse, or from the census office
located on the third floor of City Hall, 515 North Ave.
CENSUS
A continuous census is maintained of resident minors
enrolled in public and non-public schools in and outside
the City of New Rochelle. Pupil population data includes
individual and family information essential for district
projects. All working papers are issued by the Census
Office.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS OR PHONE
Any change of a student’s personal status, such as
change of address (including apartment number),
telephone number, or family name should be reported
to the school office. Parents must also notify the school
of changes in telephone numbers where they may be
reached in cases of emergency. Personal information will
be kept confidential.
TRANSPORTATION
Free transportation is provided only for pupils enrolled
in kindergarten through fifth grade who are New Rochelle residents that live at least 1.5 miles, but less than
10 miles, from the school they attend. Students in grades
6-12 who are eligible will receive subsidized MetroCards
or student passes to use for public transportation to
and from school. No trips home for lunch are provided.
Prekindergarten children attending school for half-days
at Henry Barnard School—morning or afternoon—are
transported according to a regular bus schedule.
The district does not provide door-to-door transportation service, except for pupils enrolled in special education programs. Students in kindergarten and their
siblings will be dropped off at their home address following the 3:15 p.m. dismissal; however, such services do not
include buses or vans entering private driveways, roads
or dead-end streets.
Safety Reminders: Parents should familiarize pupils with
bus stop locations and ensure that pupils arrive at their
bus stops in a timely manner. Pupils are transported to
and from assigned bus stop locations only. Children in
all grades will be discharged at their assigned bus stops,
even if there is no adult present to receive them, except
for special education students. The safety of the pupil
between home and the bus stop location is the responsibility of the parent.
Parents should stress the importance of remaining
seated and reasonably quiet while the bus is in motion.
Students should dress for weather conditions, and for
visibility in inclement weather. Policies and procedures
and evacuation drills are in place to ensure your child’s
safety. Please support these safety measures. To maintain discipline, the school district reserves the right to
suspend transportation privileges. For more information,
please visit our website at www.nred.org.
Transportation Application Procedures:
To Private Schools - April 1 is the deadline to request
free transportation for children in grades K-5 who attend
private or parochial schools. Applications must be filed
every year. Applications received after the April 1 deadline, (or requests for a change of school after April 1 on
applications filed prior to April 1) will be approved only if
additional expense is not incurred by the school district.
Requests should be sent to: Transportation Office, City
School District of New Rochelle, 515 North Ave., New
Rochelle, NY 10801. New Rochelle residents who move
into the district after April 1 have 30 days to apply for
transportation.
REGISTRATION OF NEW STUDENTS
Parents seeking to register children should call the
school’s main office for an appointment. At the time
of registration, parents must present: three (3) proofs
of residency, proof of the student’s age and the most
recent report card. For students residing with someone
other than a parent or court-appointed legal guardian,
or in cases where parents do not have required proof
of residency, enrollment must be arranged through the
Department of Pupil Services. Please call 576-4274 for
information.
At the time of registration, students residing in the
Lincoln District will be assigned a school by the Superintendent of Schools. Parents/guardians should bring their
children to the school when seeking registration.
PRE-KINDERGARTEN PROGRAMS
Recognizing the importance of early childhood education,
the district provides space for a limited number of 4-yearolds at the Barnard School for the NYS Prekindergarten
program and the Early Childhood Magnet Program. The
prekindergarten programs help the young child with a
comfortable, secure and inviting transition from home to
school. Both programs provide developmentally appropriate opportunities to promote each child’s natural abilities,
interests and enthusiasm for learning. Applications for the
NYS Prekindergarten Program are available by contacting
the main office at Barnard at 576- 4386. Applications for
the EC2 Magnet Program are available at the open house
event in January.
MUSIC AND VISUAL ARTS
A comprehensive music and visual arts program provides children rich experiences in the fine and performing arts from Grades K-12. Our Academic and Advanced
Placement courses at New Rochelle High School extend
a student’s opportunities for artistic advancement.
Resident performers and artists complement our arts
education programs throughout our schools. The NRHS
PAVE (Performing and Visual Arts Education) Program
affords talented high school students an opportunity to
major in a specific art form (dance, music, theatre, visual
arts). Students are admitted by auditions held each
spring. Our young artists present their accomplishments
through concerts, recitals and shows in the winter and
spring. Our annual, district-wide “Our Children, Our
Artists,” visual arts exhibit at the New Rochelle Public
Library each May showcases exemplary student artwork;
the Best of PAVE program in late spring highlights our
very skilled performers and artists.
MAGNET SCHOOLS: MAGNET
APPLICATION
Parents interested in applying for admission to the Barnard Early Childhood Center (EC2) must apply by 4:30pm
on January 22, 2016. Applications for the Columbus Science, Math, Technology Magnet (C=SMT) or the Daniel
Webster Humanities Magnet are due by 4:30 PM on February 19, 2016. Applications are available at each of the
Magnet Open House programs: Barnard Early Childhood
Center on January 6, 2016, Daniel Webster Elementary on
February 4, 2016 and Columbus Elementary on February
4, 2016.
All applications should be delivered to the Magnet Office
at City Hall. Available magnet spaces will be assigned
by lottery. Applicants are invited to the public drawing,
which is held in the Board of Education meeting room at
City Hall. Parents should also register their kindergartner
in their assigned neighborhood school. A summary of
Magnet Program dates and deadlines is below.
Barnard:
Magnet/UPK Open House: January 6, 2016, 6:30 PM
Magnet/UPK Deadline Date: January 22, 2016, 4:30 PM
Magnet Lottery: January 27, 1:00 PM City Hall
UPK Lottery: January 29, 2016, 1:00 PM City Hall
Columbus:
Magnet Open House: February 4, 2016, 6:00 PM
Columbus/Webster Magnet Deadline Date:
February 19, 2016, 4:30 PM
Columbus/Webster Lottery: March 3, 2016, 1:00 PM
City Hall
TRINITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
COMMUNICATION ARTS &
TECHNOLOGY MAGNET (TESCAT)
TESCAT is a neighborhood magnet school that is open
to all students in the Trinity attendance area. Students
learn a multitude of communication skills through the
TESCAT magnet theme areas. They plan and produce
daily news broadcasts in the digital TV studio. Students
publish a newspaper, books and a literary magazine in
the publishing center. Through the creative arts studio,
artists-in-residence coach students on dramatic presentations of social studies themes. TESCAT also features
an outstanding orchestra and 100-member marching
band in the music conservatory. A computer network/
distance-learning center is used to develop students’
technology skills for now and the future. TESCAT is a
learning community that strives for the success of all students by focusing on meaningful learning experiences
in an environment that appreciates cultural diversity and
nurtures respectful, responsible citizens.
REINSPECTION NOTICE- AHERA Program
Under the provisions of the Federal AHERA program and
the New York State Education Department, all public
school buildings must be inspected every three years
and periodically checked every six months to update the
district’s asbestos management plans. New Rochelle’s
first inspection under AHERA was completed in 1989.
Warren & Panzer Engineers conducted re-inspections in
2004 and 2007. Re-inspection was conducted in 2010 by
ECG Engineering. The 2013 triennial re-inspection was
conducted by CNS Management Corporation.
Webster:
Magnet Open House: February 4, 2016, 7:00 PM
Columbus/Webster Magnet Deadline Date:
February 19, 4:30 PM
Columbus/Webster Lottery: March 3, 2016, 1:00 PM
City Hall
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EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER (EC2)
EC2, a dynamic and challenging primary magnet program, offers a four-year sequence for youngsters from
prekindergarten to second grade. It provides a curriculum adapted from the internationally recognized Reggio
Emilia method of instruction, with a strong emphasis on
language development and literacy. The project-based
curriculum incorporates themes that integrate creative
problem solving and higher-order thinking skills while
simultaneously addressing primary curriculum instruction in an aesthetically pleasing environment.
COLUMBUS SCIENCE, MATH,
TECHNOLOGY MAGNET
The magnet program at the Columbus School provides a
challenging curriculum with emphasis on science, math
and technology. School activities, as well as after-school
programs such as our nationally competitive Chess Club,
are organized
to demonstrate that all students can meet
and exceed the highest standards of excellence. The
Columbus Magnet School ensures that classroom and
school-wide activities meaningfully engage and excite
students while also involving parents in their children’s
education. In addition to child-centered, hands-on
science, technology, reading, research, art and mathematics projects, Columbus emphasizes frequent use of
technology both in the classroom and in computer labs.
Special facilities include the Global Learning Center, a
fully equipped science lab, the Greenhouse and Nature
Study Pond, the Library Media Center, and computer
labs. Partnerships include area colleges and universities
such as Iona, Pace and College of New Rochelle, and City
College’s Math in the City Program.
DANIEL WEBSTER HUMANITIES
MAGNET
Daniel Webster Magnet School enrolls children in kindergarten through fifth grades. As part of the Magnet
Program, there is a humanities theme at each grade
level. The themes are: Jurisprudence (laws and customs), Philosophy (logical reasoning and relationships),
Economics (interdependence), Sociology (self, family,
neighborhood) and Philosophical Perspectives through
Literature. Spanish is taught at every grade level. Webster School also features a Studio Arts Program where
children participate in a performing art or a visual art for
ten consecutive weeks.
KALEIDOSCOPE
Kaleidoscope is an enriched program of study in language arts and mathematics for all fourth and fifth grade
students, which is intended to complement the core
curriculum. Students participate in the regular classroom
program or are selected for either the modified Kaleidoscope program at each elementary school or the fulltime Kaleidoscope program at the Webster Elementary
School, which also includes science and social studies.
Selection is based on test criteria, creativity ratings and a
review of writing samples.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
Special programs include Pre-Kindergarten programs for
4-year-olds, expansive K-12 technology education programs
in all schools, a modified Kaleidoscope program in each
K-Grade 5 building, a full-time districtwide Kaleidoscope
program in Webster Elementary School, a unique space
science curriculum featuring demonstrations in the New
Rochelle High School planetarium, English as a Second
Language programs (which enroll children from more than
20 countries) and infused arts-in-education programs. All
of these programs reflect the school district’s ongoing
commitment to expand learning horizons and to broaden
educational perspectives. In addition, all elementary schools
feature a unique thematic component as an overlay to the
district’s Common Core-aligned curriculum.
DUAL LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
Also know as CILA, the Children’s International Language
Academy in the New Rochelle Dual Language Programs
has successfully led hundreds of students towards the
path of bilingualism. Students who graduate from the
Spanish-English Dual Language Programs housed at
Jefferson, Trinity and Ward Schools have the opportunity
to register—in middle school and high school—in
advanced Spanish courses or third language courses.
The districtwide Italian-English Dual Language Program,
which includes grades 3-5, is housed at Jefferson Elementary School. Students interested in the Italian-English Dual
Language Program apply to Barnard’s Magnet Lottery
as early as Pre-School, since in grades K-2, Barnard offers
Italian as a second language to its students. Both Dual
Language Programs, Spanish and Italian, are lottery-based
programs.
SPECIAL EDUCATION
HEALTH SERVICES
WELLNESS
The Special Education Department offers comprehensive services for students with disabilities ages 3 to 21
who are recommended to receive special education by
the Committee on Special Education (CSE) or Committee
on Preschool Special Education (CPSE). The programs
provide individualized education in the least restrictive
setting. The department provides advocacy and support
and works with the Special Education Parent Teacher
Association’s (SEPTA) programs.
The Health Services Department, under the direction of
a board-certified pediatrician, strives to care for the entire school community while offering individualized care
to students with identified acute and chronic health conditions. Students in public, private and parochial schools
are medically evaluated. Physical examination certificates must be submitted for new entrants and students
in grades K, 2, 4, 7 and 10. All students must comply with
New York State Health Law immunization requirements.
Through screening programs, students are examined
for growth and nutritional status, vision and hearing
impairment, scoliosis and hypertension; health records
are maintained. Parents are apprised of all medical factors identified in school. Special medical examinations
and consultations are offered based on referral from the
building-level Pupil Personnel Services Team or Special
Education Department. All candidates for interscholastic
sports must have a medical evaluation, which includes
an Athletic Health History review and examination by a
school physician or the candidate’s personal physician.
The City School District of New Rochelle has a wellness
policy and an active wellness program, with a School
Wellness Council (SWC) in each building. The District
Wellness Committee and SWC’s work with the Healthy
Schools Program of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation on a framework containing eight elements of
wellness. Parents and staff are advised to visit the Wellness page on the district website (choose the Wellness
Initiative on the left-side menu) and www.healthiergeneration.org. Please refer to the list of Healthy Snacks. We
encourage parents to send healthy snacks for students
who have snacks in class. New parent members of each
SWC are welcome.
Each September, the district seeks to identify children
with disabilities who will enter the public schools and are
not identified by the district’s Committee on Special Education. Parents or guardians who believe their children
may have a disability should contact the Office of Special
Education, 515 North Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10801, att:
Yvette Goorevitch, Chairperson. Parents who suspect
their preschool children may require special education
services should contact: Edith Barasch, Chairperson,
Committee on Preschool Special Education, Barnard
School, 129 Barnard Road, New Rochelle, NY 10801.
ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS
The Alternative Campus High School is a part of New
Rochelle High School designed to provide approximately
eighty students with a small, supportive setting in which
to pursue their high school diploma. The program offers
high school students experiencing challenges in school
an opportunity to apply for a “fresh start” in our alternative setting. Prospective students must demonstrate a
strong motivation to enter the program.
The program provides students with small classes,
personalized attention, academic supports, counseling
supports, and a variety of instructional approaches. Our
smaller learning environment also provides students
with a greater sense of belonging to a community. Opportunities for community service and cultural enrichment are also provided as part of our program. We focus
on helping students improve self-esteem and achieve
success. The overwhelming majority of students who
enroll will demonstrate improved attendance, grades,
and credit accumulation and go on to earn a Regents
diploma.
School nurses provide services for students with special
health needs that must be met during the school day.
These services are based on the private/clinic physician’s
treatment plan and must be consistent with State Education Department and school district policy and procedure.
School nurses are also a resource for parents who have
concerns about how their child’s health status may impact
his or her educational program. They are knowledgeable
about health services available in the community and can
assist families in locating appropriate sources of general
and specialty pediatric and dental care.
CONCUSSION
The Health Services and Athletics Departments share
responsibility for the District’s Concussion Management
program. Students participating in those interscholastic sports with known risk for head injury/concussion
undergo baseline neurocognitive testing. Students who
sustain head injuries/concussions are followed according to District policy and procedure. Parents of affected
students are contacted directly.
CONFIDENTIALITY OF MEDICAL &
MENTAL HEALTH INFORMATION
The clinical staff of the City School District of New Rochelle adheres to the standards of the Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to the extent
that those standards are applicable to school districts. In
addition, the confidentiality of student medical/health
information in student records is protected by the Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
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NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT
In the administration of its programs and policies, the City
School District of New Rochelle does not discriminate on
the basis of age, sex, race, creed, color, national origin or
disability. It complies with Title VI and Title VII of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendment
of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,
the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americans with
Disabilities Act of 1990 and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Inquiries regarding this policy should
be referred to the school district’s compliance officer: Dr.
Diane C. Massimo, Associate Superintendent, 515 North
Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10801-3416.
EDUCATIONAL CABLE TV ACCESS
Educational programs and prerecorded video programs
of events in the school district are broadcast on the
district’s educational television station via Cablevision
Channel 77 or Verizon Channel 30, both available to
cable TV customers in the City of New Rochelle. Program
schedules are broadcast during the school year. The station broadcasts bulletin board notices and pre-recorded
programs during July and August.
CONTINUING EDUCATION AND ADULT
EDUCATION PROGRAMS
The district provides a year-round program of continuing
education enrichment for adults. Courses are offered at
New Rochelle High School in many subject areas. For
specific course information, call the Continuing Education Office evenings from 3-9 p.m., Monday through
Thursday, at 576-4547. Registration for senior citizens is
half of the standard fee for most courses.
NEW ROCHELLE FUND FOR
EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE - “NR FUND”
The New Rochelle Fund for Educational Excellence develops, implements, and raises funds to provide educational
enrichment programming and to help level the playing
field for college access in all of New Rochelle’s public
schools. The NR Fund also promotes active community
engagement with our schools and fosters enthusiasm for
our extraordinarily diverse and exceptional school district.
The New Rochelle Fund for Educational Excellence is a
nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization established to support
projects that the school budget cannot fund. Some of the
programs include Chess in Our Schools, Poetry Out Loud,
Arts Out Loud, Agenda Books, Theater, Civics, History
Workshop, Literary Festival, SAT and PSAT Preparation,
New Rochelle High School on Stage at Carnegie Hall or
Lincoln Center, and the Museum of Arts & Culture (located
in NRHS). For more information, www.nredfund.org
EMERGENCY CLOSINGS &
ANNOUNCEMENTS
If schools must be closed due to bad weather or other
emergencies, or if significant transportation delays are
experienced, announcements will be made over the
following local media: Internet - district and school
web pages: www.nred.org; cable TV - CABLE 30; and
radio - WVOX 1460 AM. If there is no announcement,
schools are open. If schools are closed, they are closed
for all other scheduled activities, including after-school
programs, athletics, continuing education classes and
evening programs.
As a decision is made, our primary concern is the safety
of the children. Transportation service for eligible students in grades 6 - 12 is provided by Westchester County
Liberty Lines. Buses that transport students to and from
Albert Leonard Middle School, Isaac E. Young Middle
School and New Rochelle High School also serve established county commuter runs that Westchester County
Liberty Lines cannot alter. It is not feasible to have a delayed opening or early closing that has not been planned
well in advance for one division of our school system and
not the other. Since child care needs and road conditions
can vary greatly, the district advises parents to assess the
conditions in their own neighborhood as they make decisions as to whether or not to send their child to school.
Because the district may need to notify you by phone in
an emergency, please provide your child’s school with
any change in telephone number or contact information.
SCHOOL WEBSITES & TEACHER PAGES
The City School District of New Rochelle utilizes e-Chalk,
an Internet-based system, to provide school Web
communication for faculty, staff, students, parents and
the community. You can navigate to all of our school
Web pages from the Directory Listing found on the top
of each school home page. Using the e-Chalk Internetbased system, teachers may choose to post current
announcements, homework and project assignments,
test and quiz dates, etc. Automatic notices are sent when
announcements and events are updated by subscribing
to the automatic RSS feeds (orange icons) on all of our
school homepages. Important district information such
as school closing announcements and Board of Education meeting agendas are also posted at www.nred.org.
NEW ROCHELLE HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12)
265 Clove Road, New Rochelle, NY 10801-1247, 576-4500
(FAX 576-4284) Website: nrhs.nred.org
Reginald Richardson, Principal
Joseph Starvaggi, Assistant Principal
Michael Kenny,
District Coordinator, Guidance & Counseling
Gustavo Barbosa, House I Principal
Camille Edwards-Thomas, House II Principal
Shadia Alvarez, House III Principal
Michael Hildebrand, House IV Principal
Maureen Maire, Director of Continuing Education and
Extended Day School Program (576-4548)
Joel Fridovich - Director of Campus School
Steve Young – Director of Athletics
Marc Schneider - District Coordinator of the Arts
Juan Mendez - District Coordinator of World Language,
High School coordinator of ESL
David Diamond - Assistant Director of Special Education
Marcelle Heywood - Science Chair for Secondary Schools
Steve Goldberg - Social Studies Chair for Secondary Schools
Ron Morris - Mathematics Chair
Leslie Altschul - English Chair
CAMPUS ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL (Grades 9-12)
50 Washington Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10801, 576-4393
(FAX 576-4647) Website: nrhs.nred.org
Joel Fridovich - Program Administrator, Campus Alternative
High School
ALBERT LEONARD M.S. (Grades 6-8)
25 Gerada Lane, New Rochelle, NY 10804-3399,
576-4339 (FAX 576-4784) Website: albertleonard.nred.org
John Barnes, Principal
Rodney Arthur, Assistant Principal
William Mackin, Administrative Dean
ISAAC E. YOUNG M.S. (Grades 6-8)
270 Centre Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10805-2498, 576-4360
(FAX 632-2738) Website: isaacyoung.nred.org
Anthony Bongo, Principal
Tawanda G. Robinson, Assistant Principal
Daniel Gonzalez, Administrative Dean
HENRY BARNARD SCHOOL (Grades Pre-K-2)
129 Barnard Road, New Rochelle, NY 10801-1301
576-4386 (FAX 576-4625) Website: barnard.nred.org
Joanna Genovese, Principal
Lori E. Pisani, Assistant Principal
COLUMBUS ELEMENTARY (Grades K-5)
275 Washington Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10801-5999
576-4401 (FAX 576-4628) Website: columbus.nred.org
Sonia Nunez, Principal
Shelli Owens, Assistant Principal
GEORGE M. DAVIS, JR. ELEMENTARY (Grades K-5)
80 Iselin Drive, New Rochelle, NY 10804-1099, 576-4420
(FAX 576-4225) Website: davis.nred.org
Michael Galland, Principal
Anthony Bambrola, Assistant Principal
JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY (Grades K-5)
131 Weyman Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10805-1428
576-4430 (FAX 576-4631) Website: jefferson.nred.org
Kimmerly Nieves, Principal
Leann Bruno, Assistant Principal
TRINITY ELEMENTARY (Grades K-5)
180 Pelham Road, New Rochelle, NY 10805-3197
576-4440 (FAX 576-4266) Website: trinity.nred.org
Anthony DiCarlo, Principal
Inas Morsi-Hogans, Assistant Principal
WILLIAM B. WARD ELEMENTARY (Grades K-5) 311 Broadfield Road, New Rochelle, NY 10804-2499,
576-4450 (FAX 576-4263) Website: ward.nred.org
Franco Miele, Principal
Kimberly Peluso, Assistant Principal
DANIEL WEBSTER MAGNET SCHOOL (Grades K-5)
95 Glenmore Drive, New Rochelle NY 10801-3199
576-4460 (FAX 576-4479) Website: webster.nred.org
Melissa Passarelli, Principal
Greg Middleton, Assistant Principal
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