Not receiving MHS emails?
Please make sure you've updated your contact information in NYCSA. If you've done that, reach out to Mr. Crouthamel (jcrouthamel2@schools.nyc.gov)!
Please make sure you've updated your contact information in NYCSA. If you've done that, reach out to Mr. Crouthamel (jcrouthamel2@schools.nyc.gov)!
Please complete the MHS At-Home Learning Device Survey [Link] ASAP. We sent this out via email a couple of weeks ago. We are providing Loaner forms and devices to those who request one via this form.
We need you here EVERY day, but if you have to miss, please keep us updated! Send all doctor's notes and updates to mhs223attendance@schools.nyc.gov so we can make sure your records are correct and update your student's teachers.
See below for guidance on how to ensure your contact information is correct!
Please make sure you've updated your contact information in NYCSA. If you've done that, reach out to Mr. Crouthamel (jcrouthamel2@schools.nyc.gov)!
Please complete the MHS At-Home Learning Device Survey [Link] ASAP. We sent this out via email a couple of weeks ago. We are providing Loaner forms and devices to those who request one via this form.
We need you here EVERY day, but if you have to miss, please keep us updated! Send all doctor's notes and updates to mhs223attendance@schools.nyc.gov so we can make sure your records are correct and update your student's teachers.
See below for guidance on how to ensure your contact information is correct!
This year, Mott Hall will be using the NYC Schools Account as a critical tool for maintaining communication with our families. We will be using this tool for many purposes, including:
To access NYCSA at any time, you can either:
As we prepare for the upcoming 2024-25 school year, please make sure your NYC Schools Account has the correct contact information. Here's how:
Once NYCPS releases key forms for you to sign, we'll reach out with additional steps to take. Thank you for keeping this updated!
The MHS Uniform Policy is intended to help our school promote a more effective learning environment and to foster school unity and pride! We're all team Mott Hall!
MHS School Uniform
MHS PE Uniform (only worn on days with PE)
Not permitted at MHS:
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The goal of the Mott Hall School’s curriculum is the development of skilled students who are self-directed critical thinkers. At Mott Hall, all of our students engage in an advanced curriculum with the goal of leaving eighth grade with high school Regents credits. To that end, our team of phenomenal teachers leverage many tools to meet students where they are and to push them towards mastery of key skills and concepts. Below, you'll find a list of curriculum materials our school utilizes to achieve this goal.
Curriculum Materials
Questions? Want to learn more? Reach out directly to your student's teacher.
Mott Hall students are considered young scholars. They learn subject matter through a constructivist and project-based approach using powerful learning techniques such as Socratic dialogues, literature circles, writing for student publications, digital film making and web site creation.
The curriculum is further enriched by its alignment to the Common Core NationalStandards. Students are offered accelerated special courses and seminars as well as special enrichment electives such as chess, robotics and stock market studies which engage them in real world investigations tied directly to student needs and interests.
Mott Hall has a technology-rich environment. As one of the first schools in NYC to have laptops, we have continued to grow in our use of technology both in and out of the classroom. Each student has their own device for use at school, and students can request a device to use at home throughout the school year (see forms below). Our teachers use Google Classroom to post work and grades. We encourage parents to facilitate a weekly check-in on assignments to support our scholars in their academic progress.
Want to learn more?
If your student would needs a device, please complete the two forms below and return them to your child's first period teacher!
Advanced Studies In Mathematics, Science, and Technology
Judith De Los Santos-Peña, Principal
Jeremy Crouthamel, Assistant Principal