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Is my address located within the PS 39 zone?
Please visit Find a School on the New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) website and enter your address to the school for which it is zoned.
How do I register my child at PS 39?
The first step is to contact PS 39 Parent Coordinator Rudi Ganz (rganz@ps39.org) and provide the following information:
1. One (1) proof of your child's age (Examples of acceptable forms or documents can be found on this Pre-Registration Checklist).
2. Two (2) proofs of your address,
3. The language(s) you speak at home,
4. The language(s) your child is able to speak, read, and/or write, and
5. Any special education services, accommodations, or support your child received at their last school.
Can I visit PS 39 or take a tour?
Brief in-person classroom visits or building tours may be possible outside of school hours depending on the latest NYCDOE health and safety guidance. Visits will be limited to one adult caregiver per student. All visitors will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and a corresponding ID prior to entry. Please contact Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera (ndellafera@ps39.org) for the latest information and to request a visit.
How does my child apply to Kindergarten?
How can I change my family's address?
Please submit two (2) proofs of your new address to PS 39 Secretary Nikki Kelly (nkelly@ps39.com). Examples of acceptable forms or documents can be found on this Pre-Registration Checklist.
Is my child eligible for a Metrocard or school bus?
Please visit the official NYCDOE Transportation Overview web page for general information about school transportation. You will also find specific guidelines that determine Transportation Eligibility. If you believe that your child is eligible for either a student Metrocard or a school bus assignment, please contact School Business Manager Karen Herkowitz.
How do I withdraw my child from PS 39?
Please notify secretary Nikki Kelly in advance of your family's departure and complete this brief discharge form at your earliest convenience. You may also records that copies of the materials in your child's cumulative folder be sent to their new school by completing the record release.
Who should I contact with questions about...
The PS 39 curriculum:
- Please contact Assistant Principal Fitzgerald (kfitzgerald@ps39.org) for information concerning the curriculum at PS 39.
The school day:
When should I keep my sick child home from school?
- Children need to be fever-free for at least 24 hours before returning to school. We encourage all families to exercise common sense community care when deciding whether to send an ill or recovering child to school. If you decide to keep your child at home, please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by calling (718) 330-9310 or messaging through ParentSquare.
Who should I notify if my child needs to arrive late?
- Please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by calling (718) 330-9310 or messaging through ParentSquare.
Who should I notify if my child needs to leave early?
- Please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by calling (718) 330-9310 or messaging through ParentSquare.
How can I make changes to my child's Emergency Contact Form?
- Please contact Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera.
How do I authorize someone to pick up my child?
- Please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera with as much notice as possible.
How can I update my child's dismissal instructions?
- Please contact Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera.
Who should I contact to discuss an incident that my child reports?
- Please contact your child's teacher or Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by ParentSquare message.
How can I look for an item my child forgot or lost?
- There is a lost & found bin located just inside the lower green door to the right of the main steps. Parents are invited to visit the lost & found during school hours whenever their child loses a hoodie, a water bottle, or anything else. Please check in with Safety Agent Sealy upon arrival.
Grades:
Your student's teacher. Sending a message through ParentSquare would be the preferred method.
Homework:
Your student's teacher would be the person to answer specific questions about work sent home, and sending a message through ParentSquare would be the preferred method. Assistant Principal Fitzgerald (kfitzgerald@ps39.org) would be able to answer broader questions related to school wide homework policy
Please visit Find a School on the New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE) website and enter your address to the school for which it is zoned.
How do I register my child at PS 39?
The first step is to contact PS 39 Parent Coordinator Rudi Ganz (rganz@ps39.org) and provide the following information:
1. One (1) proof of your child's age (Examples of acceptable forms or documents can be found on this Pre-Registration Checklist).
2. Two (2) proofs of your address,
3. The language(s) you speak at home,
4. The language(s) your child is able to speak, read, and/or write, and
5. Any special education services, accommodations, or support your child received at their last school.
Can I visit PS 39 or take a tour?
Brief in-person classroom visits or building tours may be possible outside of school hours depending on the latest NYCDOE health and safety guidance. Visits will be limited to one adult caregiver per student. All visitors will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and a corresponding ID prior to entry. Please contact Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera (ndellafera@ps39.org) for the latest information and to request a visit.
How does my child apply to Kindergarten?
How can I change my family's address?
Please submit two (2) proofs of your new address to PS 39 Secretary Nikki Kelly (nkelly@ps39.com). Examples of acceptable forms or documents can be found on this Pre-Registration Checklist.
Is my child eligible for a Metrocard or school bus?
Please visit the official NYCDOE Transportation Overview web page for general information about school transportation. You will also find specific guidelines that determine Transportation Eligibility. If you believe that your child is eligible for either a student Metrocard or a school bus assignment, please contact School Business Manager Karen Herkowitz.
How do I withdraw my child from PS 39?
Please notify secretary Nikki Kelly in advance of your family's departure and complete this brief discharge form at your earliest convenience. You may also records that copies of the materials in your child's cumulative folder be sent to their new school by completing the record release.
Who should I contact with questions about...
The PS 39 curriculum:
- Please contact Assistant Principal Fitzgerald (kfitzgerald@ps39.org) for information concerning the curriculum at PS 39.
The school day:
When should I keep my sick child home from school?
- Children need to be fever-free for at least 24 hours before returning to school. We encourage all families to exercise common sense community care when deciding whether to send an ill or recovering child to school. If you decide to keep your child at home, please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by calling (718) 330-9310 or messaging through ParentSquare.
Who should I notify if my child needs to arrive late?
- Please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by calling (718) 330-9310 or messaging through ParentSquare.
Who should I notify if my child needs to leave early?
- Please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by calling (718) 330-9310 or messaging through ParentSquare.
How can I make changes to my child's Emergency Contact Form?
- Please contact Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera.
How do I authorize someone to pick up my child?
- Please notify your child's teacher and Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera with as much notice as possible.
How can I update my child's dismissal instructions?
- Please contact Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera.
Who should I contact to discuss an incident that my child reports?
- Please contact your child's teacher or Parent Coordinator Nick Della Fera by ParentSquare message.
How can I look for an item my child forgot or lost?
- There is a lost & found bin located just inside the lower green door to the right of the main steps. Parents are invited to visit the lost & found during school hours whenever their child loses a hoodie, a water bottle, or anything else. Please check in with Safety Agent Sealy upon arrival.
Grades:
Your student's teacher. Sending a message through ParentSquare would be the preferred method.
Homework:
Your student's teacher would be the person to answer specific questions about work sent home, and sending a message through ParentSquare would be the preferred method. Assistant Principal Fitzgerald (kfitzgerald@ps39.org) would be able to answer broader questions related to school wide homework policy