8th Grade Parents: Sign up for NYC High School Admissions emails!
Sign up for timely reminders about the High School Admissions process here: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/sign-up
Sign up for timely reminders about the High School Admissions process here: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/sign-up
If you need help accessing your NYCSA, check out this resource [Link] created by NYCPS! Still stuck? Reach out to Ms. Moran or Mr. Crouthamel.
Each student received a copy of the Beginning of Year Family Checklist. Please complete all forms and return the signed checklist to your student's first period teacher!
Get Involved Make A Difference:
One of the best ways to get involved at the Mott Hall School is to volunteer for the PTA (Parent Teacher Association) and or the SLT (School Leadership Committee). The PTA, SLT and its sub-committees need your input.
A special welcome to our incoming 2019-2020 Parent Teacher Association Executive Board:
The general meetings of the PTA are every third Wednesday of the month
CONTACT: 06M223PS@SCHOOLS.NYC.GOV
Chancellor's Regulation A-660 https://www.schools.nyc.gov/docs/default-source/default-document-library/a-660-english
All of our schools are required to have either a:
These organizations:
PA/PTAs can support schools in a number of ways, including:
All of the following are automatically members of their school’s PA/PTA:
Officers of a PA/PTA are responsible for the PA/PTA budget, events and activities. Officers are elected by membership annually.
PA/PTA Elections must be held in the spring. At that time, the three mandatory officers (president, recording secretary and treasurer) are elected. This must happen before the last day of school. The election rules are specified in Chancellor's Regulation A-660.
They are also specified in the PA/PTA bylaws, which you can find in the https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/get-involved/parent-associations
Visit the https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/get-involved/parent-associationsfor all election materials, including the Guide for information about running the PA/PTA election at your school.
Any complaint about a PA/PTA election is known as a grievance. It must:
Verbal or anonymous grievances cannot be considered.
All PA/PTAs must hold at least:
Members must receive a minimum of 10 calendar days’ notice before the monthly meeting. This notice must include:
See the https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/get-involved/parent-associations for all meeting materials.
PA/PTA Bylaws are a set of rules adopted by members of the association. These rules govern the day-to-day affairs of the PA/PTA. A template for these bylaws is available as both a fill-in PDF and as a Word Doc are available in the https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/get-involved/parent-associations
All bylaws must follow Chancellor's Regulation A-660. Any and all changes to the template must also follow that regulation.
Español