Announcements

• Principal's weekly Letter 5/8/26

  Principal's weekly letter 5/8/26

  IS 230 Family Newsletter

  Friday, May 8, 2026

  Dear IS 230 Families,

  💐 Happy Mother’s Day! 💐
   To all the mothers and mother figures in our school community, we wish you a beautiful and joyful Mother’s Day filled with ❤️ love, 😊 laughter, 🍽️ delicious food, and 😴 restful naps. Thank you for all you do for our students and school community!

  🏫 School Safety Update

  We greatly appreciate your continued patience, support, and understanding as the investigation into the threat made against our school on May 5, 2026 remains active. At this time, we are unable to provide additional information while the investigation continues.

  In the meantime, we kindly ask families to:

  ✅ Ensure your contact information is updated in your NYSCA account
   📱 Speak with your children about responsible social media use and etiquette

  🚫 Reminder About Water Guns & Toy Weapons

  As the weather gets warmer, we have noticed an increase in students bringing water guns and similar items to school.

  Please remember:
   🔴 Water guns and toy weapons are strictly prohibited under the NYC DOE Discipline Code.

  Possession of these items may result in:

  • Confiscation
  • Parent contact
  • Detention or suspension
  • Possible police involvement

  👜 Please check your child’s bag before school and discuss appropriate school items with them.

  💻 Virtual Parent Teacher Conferences

  📅 Conference Sign-Up Opens: Friday, May 8 after 3:00 p.m.
   ⏰ Sign-Up Deadline: Thursday, May 14 at 12:00 p.m.

  Families will use:
   🖥️ PTC Wizard to schedule appointments
   📹 Zoom to attend meetings

  📌 Conference Details

  📅 Thursday, May 14, 2026
   🕔 5:00–8:00 p.m.

  ⚠️ Please note:
   All IS230 and 21st Century after-school programs will be canceled on this day.

  🔗 Parent Teacher Conference Sign-Up

  PTC Wizard Login

  🧪 Academic & Student Events

  🔬 8th Grade Science Test

  📅 Tuesday, May 12
   Select 8th grade classes will take the Science State Computer-Based Test.

  🌟 21st Century Spring Showcase

  📅 Wednesday, May 13
   🕞 3:30–5:30 p.m.

  Celebrate the amazing work of students in our after-school programs including:
   ✍️ Creative Writing
   ➗ Math/Nutrition
   🎭 and more!

  💃 PTA Spring Dance 🎶

  📅 Friday, May 15
   🕝 2:30–4:30 p.m.
   📍 Main Building Gym

  🎟️ Tickets go on sale Monday, May 11 during all lunch periods.
   💲 Cost: $7

  Come enjoy an afternoon of music, dancing, and fun with friends! 🪩✨

  🗳️ PTA Election Information

  At the April 15 PTA meeting, the following members were nominated for the 2026–2027 school year:

  • President: Linda Chung
  • Secretary: Dana Mei
  • Treasurer: Ondine Crispin
  • SLT Parent Representative: Most Akhter
  • PAC Parent Representative: Ondine Crispin

  📅 Elections for PTA, SLT, and PAC positions will take place at the next PTA meeting on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.

  🎉 District 30 Family Fun Day

  📅 Saturday, May 16
   🕛 12:00–4:00 p.m.
   📍 PS 152Q

  🎺 Our amazing IS230 Pep Band will perform at the event!

  Enjoy:
   🎨 Arts & crafts
   🏰 Bounce houses
   🧗 Climbing wall
   💦 Dunk tank
   🎭 School performances
   🍿 Family fun for everyone!

  We hope to see you there! 😊

  📚 After-School Enrichment Programs

  🌎 World Languages Enrichment (8th Grade)

  📅 Tuesdays | 2:30–4:00 p.m.
   Program Dates:

  • 4/21
  • 4/28
  • 5/5
  • 5/12
  • 5/19
  • 6/2

  Students will review past exams and practice test-taking strategies to prepare for the World Language State Exam.

  ✅ Voluntary program

  🧬 Biology Regents Enrichment (8th Grade)

  📅 Wednesdays | 2:30–4:30 p.m.
   Program Dates:

  • 4/15
  • 4/22
  • 4/29
  • 5/6
  • 5/20
  • 6/3

  Students will work with Biology teachers to review Regents content and strengthen testing strategies.

  ✅ Voluntary program

  ➕ Algebra 1 Regents Enrichment (8th Grade)

  📅 Thursdays | 2:30–4:30 p.m.
   Program Dates:

  • 4/16
  • 4/23
  • 4/30
  • 5/7
  • 5/14
  • 5/21
  • 5/28

  Students will practice Algebra Regents questions and review important math concepts.

  ✅ Voluntary program

  🧠 Teen Mental Health Resources

  🌱 May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

  Mental health journeys are unique, but the strength found within them is universal. By sharing stories, raising awareness, and supporting one another, we can help break the stigma surrounding mental health.

  💬 NYC Teenspace

  NYC Teenspace provides free, confidential online mental health support for NYC teens ages 13–17 through messaging, video sessions, and live chats with licensed therapists.

  Learn more here:
   NYC Teenspace by Talkspace

  🚨 Emergency Preparedness

  🔥 We successfully completed our final fire drill of the school year.

  📅 Important Upcoming Dates

  • 📌 May 11 – PTA Dance Tickets Go on Sale
  • 🔬 May 12 – 8th Grade Science State Test
  • 🌟 May 13 – 21st Century Spring Showcase (3:30–5:30 p.m.)
  • 💻 May 14 – Virtual Parent Teacher Conferences (5:00–8:00 p.m.)
  • 💃 May 15 – PTA Spring Dance (2:30–4:30 p.m.)
  • 🎉 May 16 – District 30 Family Fun Day at PS 152Q

  🌐 Stay Connected

  Please visit our school website for updates, announcements, and E-Chalk notifications:

  IS 230 School Website

  Thank you for your continued partnership and support as we work together to strengthen communication and relationships throughout our IS230 community. ❤️

  Have a wonderful weekend!

  Mr. Ajith Satyanarayana
   Principal, IS 230

  I.S. 230

• Parent Teacher Conference PTZ Wizard

  Parents Sign in page for PTC Wizard: https://app.ptcwizard.com/ptc1707262753/login

  Virtual Parent Teacher Conferences

  Virtual Parent Teacher Conferences are scheduled on Thursday May 14th from 5pm - 8pm.
  Sign up for appointments with your child's teachers is open until Thursday, May 14th at 12pm.   
  We will be using PTC Wizard to register for appointments. Please use the same account you already created for conference sign up.
  If you didn't create an account this school year, please follow the steps below.
     

   Step 1 - Sign into PTC Wizard

  Please go to the PTC Wizard page for our school.
  Sign in with the account you created during the last conferences or create an account using your email. 
  Do not use your child's email address. 

  TIP - Click in the top flag icon to change the language from English to Spanish.

   Step 2 -Sign into PTC Wizard to set up appointments

  We are using PTC Wizard to register for Parent Teacher Conferences and ZOOM for the meetings.
  CLICK ON TEACHERS and choose your child's teachers that you want to meet with and choose a time slot for each one.
  If your child has two teachers for a subject, please sign up with only one of the teachers so every family can have a chance to sign up. 

  Sign up for Parent Teacher Conferences by logging into PTC Wizard and choosing your child's teachers and clicking the available appointment slot you want.
  Please choose only 1 appointment slot for each subject teacher.  Appointments are limited to 5 minutes. 

  You can choose other staff members also, such as the guidance counselors, to make an appointment. 

   Step 3 - You will be able to view ALL appointments in PTC Wizard

  Once you choose a time slot, the appointments will be listed in your agenda on PTC Wizard,
  along with the Zoom links.  Conferences will be conducted using ZOOM. 

  Please make all your appointments by Thursday, May 14th at 12pm.
  After that time, you will NOT be able to make any additional appointments. 
  
  

   Step 4 - Log into PTC Wizard

  Log into PTC Wizard on the day of conferences -  May 14th - to view your schedule and access each ZOOM link for each appointment.
  Please log in a minute before each meeting and you will be in a waiting room until your appointment time.
  The passcode for ALL meetings is 230230. 
  
  

   Parent Teacher Conference Support

  If you are having any difficulties before or during the conferences, please email Mr. Akash for help at ADey9@schools.nyc.gov
  
  

   Marking Period 3 Ends June 26th 2026

  Marking Period 3 grades can be found in the NYC Schools Account.
  If you haven't created an account yet, contact Mr. Salazar for a creation code. You can email him at ESalazar2@schools.nyc.gov 

  The end of Marking period 3 is June 26th. Report Cards will be available in the NYC Schools Account on June 26th, 2026.

   

  I.S. 230

• New York City School Parent Survey

  RE:  

  Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s):

  The 2026 NYC School Survey will be send with your child Monday, February 23rd.
  Each year, all parents, teachers, and students in grades 6-12 take the NYC School Survey.  

  2. Please make sure that you complete the survey right away and send it back to school with your child tomorrow in the sealed envelope.
  3. If you prefer to take the survey online, click here

  Families completing the survey online should go to the NYC School Survey website 

  (NYC SchoolSurvey.org), enter the letter “f” (lowercase) followed by their student’s nine-digit OSIS number, and complete the survey (example f123456789).
              Students can find the OSIS number on the report card, student ID card or their NYCSA account. www.schoolsaccount.nyc

  3. Please remember to do one of the following:
  4. 1. Print off the final THANK YOU submission page
     2. Have your child submit a digital picture our Parent coordinator at esalazar2@schools.nyc.gov
     3. Write a hand written letter verifying submission and return to the homeroom teacher

  Proof of completion of the survey (returned sealed envelope or as stated above) 6th Grade students may earn community service
  hours in their Social Studies/Civics class for facilitating the completion of the 2026 NYC School parent survey.
  Other school wide incentives will be shared on our school website.

  We thank you for your continued support. 

  Respectfully,

  Ajith Satyanarayana

  Principal

  RE:  

  Estimados Padres/Tutores:

  La Encuesta Escolar de la Ciudad de Nueva York 2026 sera enviada con su hijo/a el dia Lunes, Febrero 23rd.
  Cada año, todos los padres, maestros y estudiantes de los grados 6-12 participan en la Encuesta Escolar de la Ciudad de Nueva York.  

  2. Por favor, asegúrese de completar la encuesta de inmediato y enviarla de vuelta a la escuela con su hijo mañana en el sobre sellado.
  3. Si prefiere realizar la encuesta en línea, haga clic aquí

  Las familias que completen la encuesta en línea deben ir al sitio web de la Encuesta Escolar de la Ciudad de Nueva York 

  (SchoolSurvey.org de Nueva York), introduzca la letra "f" (minúsculas) seguido del número OSIS de nueve dígitos de su estudiante,
  y complete la encuesta (ejemplo f123456789). 
  Los estudiantes pueden encontrar el número de OSIS en la boleta de calificaciones,
  la tarjeta de identificación de estudiante o su cuenta de NYCSA. www.schoolsaccount.nyc (en inglés)

  3. Recuerde realizar una de las siguientes acciones:
  4. 1. Imprima la página final de envío de AGRADECIMIENTO
     2. Pida a su hijo/a que envíe una foto digital a nuestro coordinador de padres en esalazar2@schools.nyc.gov
     3. Escribir una carta escrita a mano verificando la entrega y devuélvala al maestro de aula

  Comprobante de finalización de la encuesta (sobre sellado devuelto o como se indicó anteriormente) Los estudiantes de 6º grado pueden
  ganar horas de servicio comunitario en su clase de Estudios Sociales/Educación Cívica para facilitar la realización de la encuesta de padres de la Escuela de la Ciudad de Nueva York de 2026.
  Otros incentivos para toda la escuela se compartirán en nuestro sitio web escolar.

  Le agradecemos su continuo apoyo. 

  Respetuosamente

  Ajit Satyanarayana

  Principal

  I.S. 230

• Family Outreach: Know Your Rights & Resource Distribution

  We recognize that many in our community are experiencing fear and uncertainty related to possible deportation concerns.
  We want our families to know that we see you, we care, and we are committed to providing support and clear information during this time. 

  Below are some resources that can be helpful to you:

  A.) NYCPS Know Your Rights Flyer — Available in multiple languages on our family-facing site: Project Open Arms
  The second page includes guidance around family planning.

  B.) Resources for Immigrant Parents and Caregivers (from MOIA) — A valuable resource for families that also discusses family planning.

  C.) NYLAG Standby Guardianship Training — Flyers for NYLAG’s training sessions can be found here.

   

  Reconocemos que muchas personas en nuestra comunidad están experimentando miedo e incertidumbre debido a la posibilidad de deportación.
  Queremos que nuestras familias sepan que las vemos, nos importan y estamos comprometidos a brindarles apoyo e información clara durante este tiempo.

  A continuación, encontrará algunos recursos que pueden serles útiles:

  A) NYCPS Know Your Rights Flyer "Conozca sus derechos" de NYCPS: Disponible en varios idiomas en nuestro sitio web para familias: Project Open Arms
  La segunda página incluye orientación sobre planificación familiar.

  B) Resources for Immigrant Parents and Caregivers  para padres y cuidadores inmigrantes (de MOIA): Un recurso valioso para las familias que también aborda la planificación familiar.

  C) Capacitación sobre tutela de emergencia de NYLAG: Los folletos informativos sobre las sesiones de capacitación de NYLAG se pueden encontrar aquí.here.

   

  I.S. 230

• Parent School Handbook 2025-2026

  Parent School Handbook 2025-2026

  Intermediate School 230
  School for Civics in the Community

  73-10 34th Avenue
  Jackson Heights, NY 11372
  Phone: (718) 335-7648
  Fax: (718) 335-7513

  https://www.is230.org/

  Ajith Satyanarayana, Principal
  Paraskevi Karangunis, Assistant Principal
  Cristal Tejada, Assistant Principal
  Donna Vitale, Assistant Principal
  Michael Quigley, Assistant Principal

  I.S. 230

• Supply List 2025-2026

  Supply List 2025-2026

  August 2025

  Suggested General Supply List

  4 Marble Composition Notebooks
  Loose-Leaf Filler Paper
  2 - 3 Highlighters
  Pencils
  Pens (Black or Blue please)
  Eraser
  Pencil Case (optional)
  3 - 4 Packages of Post-It Notes
  4 Pocket Folders
  USB Flash Drive
  Wired Headphones

  Subject teachers will provide information about any additional and necessary classroom
  supplies in September.

  I.S. 230

• NYC Kids Rise -

  Free NYC Scholarship Accounts with money for college and career training!
  
  Every kindergarten, first grade, and second grade student enrolled in NYC public schools,
  including participating charter schools, can participate in the NYC Kids RISE Save for College
  Program!* Family income and immigration status do not affect eligibility. Eligible students are
  automatically enrolled unless their parents or guardians choose not to participate.
  
  Students receive a free NYC Scholarship Account with an initial $100. There are opportunities
  to get more money for your child’s account over time.** Organizations, businesses, and neighbors
  can contribute money to groups of students’ NYC Scholarship Accounts through Community
  Scholarships.
  
  Money in this account can be used to pay for a variety of college and career training expenses
  such as tuition, fees, and textbooks. For your child’s NYC Scholarship Account:
  
  • You do not need to deposit money
  • You do not need to provide a Social Security Number (SSN), Individual Taxpayer
  Identification Number (ITIN), bank account, or credit card information
  
  Learn more:
  
  • Talk to your child’s school
  • Call the NYC Kids RISE hotline at 833-543-7473 for information in your language
  • Email info@nyckidsrise.org
  • Visit nyckidsrise.org
  
  *Every kindergarten through fifth-grade student in the 39 pilot schools in geographic District 30 can participate.
  **Parents and guardians of kindergartners, and other eligible students who are new to the Save for College Program
  this school year, will be able to activate and view their child’s NYC Scholarship Account starting in January

   

  • Bengali_Citywide-Flyer-SY23-24.pdf
  • Bengali_Short-FAQ_June-2023.pdf
  • English_Citywide-Flyer-SY23-24.pdf
  • English_Short-FAQ_June-2023.pdf
  • Spanish_Citywide-Flyer-SY23-24.pdf
  • Spanish_Short-FAQ_June-2023.pdf

  I.S. 230

• 21st Century Afterschool Program

  Hello I.S. 230 Parents, 
  
  

  We’re pleased to announce that 21st Century afterschool programming will begin after-school on Oct 14th.
  The 21st Century program provides after-school programming focusing on physical activity, academic enrichment and the arts.
  Students may sign up for multiple activities, although space is limited and many program times overlap. Programming options include: 

  • Math & Nutrition with Ms. Stevens (6th, 7th & 8th Grade) from 2:20pm – 4:20pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 
  • Badminton with Mr. Uccellini (7th & 8th Grade only) from 2:20pm – 4:20pm on Tuesdays 
  • Volleyball with Mr. Uccellini (7th & 8th Grade only) from 2:20pm – 4:20pm on Wednesdays 
  • Debate with Ms. Avila (6th, 7th & 8th Grade) from 2:20pm – 4:20pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays 
  • Yearbook Club with Ms. Shuaib (8th Grade only) from 2:20pm – 5:00pm on Thursdays and Fridays 

   

  How to sign up your child: 

  Option 1: Email an electronic application 

  A PDF version of 21st Century applications will be emailed to all parents in several languages, including Spanish, Arabic, Bangla and Chinese-simplified.
  If you choose to submit electronically, please email the completed applications to Site Director Olga Valladares [ovalladares@hispanicfamilyservicesny.org]
  and Assistant Site Director Roger Romero [rromero@hispanicfamilyservicesny.org] 

  Option 2: Paper application 

  Your child can also opt to pick up an application from the after-school office during the school day to take home to be signed.
  The student may submit the signed application to the after-school office the next day.  

  Please be sure to write the activity name on top of the form if you’re submitting a paper application. 

  Thank you, 

  Hola padres de la I.S. 230:  

  Nos complace anunciar que el programa extraescolar Siglo XXI comenzará el 14 de octubre. Este programa ofrece actividades extraescolares centradas en la actividad física, el enriquecimiento académico y las artes. Los estudiantes pueden inscribirse en varias actividades, aunque el cupo es limitado y muchos programas se solapan.  

  Las opciones de programación incluyen:  

  Matemáticas y Nutrición con la Sra. Stevens (6.º, 7.º y 8.º grado) de 14:20 a 16:20 los martes y miércoles.  

  Bádminton con el Sr. Uccellini (solo 7.º y 8.º grado) de 14:20 a 16:20 los martes.  

  Voleibol con el Sr. Uccellini (solo 7.º y 8.º grado) de 14:20 a 16:20 los miércoles.  

  Debate con la Sra. Ávila (6.º, 7.º y 8.º grado) de 14:20 a 16:20 los martes y miércoles.  

  Club del Anuario con la Sra. Shuaib (solo 8.º grado) de 14:20 a 17:00 los jueves y viernes.  

  Cómo inscribir a su hijo/a:  

  Opción 1: Enviar una solicitud electrónica por correo electrónico.  

  Versión en PDF de Las solicitudes para el Siglo XXI se enviarán por correo electrónico a todos los padres en varios idiomas, incluyendo español, árabe, bengalí y chino simplificado. Si opta por enviarlas electrónicamente, envíe las solicitudes completas por correo electrónico a la directora del centro, Olga Valladares [ovalladares@hispanicfamilyservicesny.org], y al subdirector, Roger Romero [rromero@hispanicfamilyservicesny.org].  

  Opción 2: Solicitud impresa  

  Su hijo/a también puede recoger una solicitud en la oficina del programa extraescolar durante el horario escolar para llevarla a casa y firmarla. El estudiante puede entregar la solicitud firmada en la oficina del programa extraescolar al día siguiente. Si presenta la solicitud impresa, asegúrese de escribir el nombre de la actividad en la parte superior del formulario.  

  Gracias, 

  Roger Romero

  21st Century Assistant Site Director

  I.S. 230 After School Program

  Pronouns: He/Him/His

   

  Coalition for Hispanic Family Services - "Building Strong Communities One Family at a Time"

  315 Wyckoff Avenue, 5^th Floor

  Brooklyn, NY 11237

  E-mail: rromero@hispanicfamilyservicesny.org

  Phone: (917) 312-5125

   

  Visit Us: www.hispanicfamilyservicesny.org

   

  I.S. 230

• NYC Public Schools Special Education: A Parent’s Guide

  NYC Public Schools Special Education: A Parent's Guide

  Special Education Home Resources

  Helping Students Stay Focused and Manage Big Emotions

  Monday, November 17, 2025

  7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

   

  What we will talk about: 

  • Learn how to recognize signs of attention and emotional regulation challenges in students and discover practical strategies for families and educators to create supportive environments that foster focus, self-regulation, and collaboration.

  Zoom link to register(Open external link)

  Hosted by: The Special Education Office

  To be the first to know about upcoming online events, complete this short form to join our contact list(Open external link). 

   

  I.S. 230

• Respect For All

  Frequently Asked Questions
  
  Student-to-Student Discrimination,
  Sexual and Other Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying

  Preguntas frecuentes
  Discriminación, acoso sexual y de otro tipo,
  intimidación y bullying entre estudiantes

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  ভীীতি�প্রদর্শশন, মাাস্তাানি বাা বুুলিং�ং করাা
  
   How can I report bullying and/or sexual harassment?
  
  If your child is being bullied, it is important to tell your school right away so they can take the
  right steps to make sure that the behavior stops and your child gets support.
  Students and families can report bullying and harassment concerns by:
  • Submitting a complaint in any language online at schools.nyc.gov/Safety or via your NYC Schools
  Account (NYCSA) at schoolsaccount.nyc
  • Calling the NYC Public Schools (NYCPS) helpline, Monday through Friday, 8AM–6PM at 718-935-2288
  • Emailing the Office of Safety and Youth Development (OSYD) at RespectforAll@schools.nyc.gov
  • Telling a school staff member or contacting the school’s Respect for All liaison
  • For sexual or gender-based harassment issues, contact our Title IX coordinator at 718-935-4987 or
  Title_IX_Inquiries@schools.nyc.gov
  After reporting, parents/guardians may ask the school administration for the incident number,
  also known as the Online Occurrence Reporting System (OORS) number.
  Parents/guardians must be notified no later than two school days following receipt of a report.

  ¿Cómo puedo denunciar casos de bullying o acoso sexual?
  
  Si su hijo es víctima de acoso, es importante que le informe a la escuela de inmediato,
  de manera que el personal pueda adoptar las medidas adecuadas para detener dicha
  conducta y para que su hijo reciba el apoyo necesario.
  Los estudiantes y las familias pueden denunciar los casos de bullying y acoso de la
  siguiente manera:
  • Presentando una queja por internet en cualquier idioma en schools.nyc.gov/Safety o a través de
  su cuenta NYC Schools (NYC Schools Account, NYCSA) en schoolsaccount.nyc.
  • Llamando a la línea telefónica de ayuda del Sistema de Escuelas Públicas de la Ciudad de
  Nueva York (NYC Public Schools, NYCPS), de lunes a viernes, de 8:00 a.m. a 6:00 p.m. al
  718-935-2288.
  • Enviando un mensaje a la Oficina de Seguridad y Desarrollo Juvenil (Office of Safety and Youth
  Development, OSYD) a través del correo electrónico RespectforAll@schools.nyc.gov.
  • Notificando a un miembro del personal escolar o comunicándose con la persona de enlace de
  Respeto para Todos (Respect for All).
  • Si se trata de un asunto de acoso sexual o discriminación por motivos de género,
  comuníquese con nuestro coordinador del Título IX llamando al 718-935-4987 o escribiendo a
  Title_IX_Inquiries@schools.nyc.gov.
  Preguntas frecuentes: Discriminación, acoso sexual y de otro tipo, intimidación y bullying entre estudiantes 2
  Luego de denunciar el incidente, los padres o tutores podrán solicitarle al personal
  administrativo de la escuela el número de incidente, también conocido como el número
  del Sistema de Reporte de Incidentes por Internet (Online Occurrence Reporting System,
  OORS).
  Se deberá informar a los padres en un plazo máximo de dos días escolares después de
  haber recibido el informe de denuncia.

   

  আমি কীীভাাবে মাাস্তাানি� এবংং/অথবাা যৌ ৌন হয়রাানি�র বিরুদ্ধে� রিপো�োর্টটকরতে� পাারি?
  
  আপনাার সন্তাান যদি মাাস্তাানির (বুুলিং�ং) শি�কাার হয়, আপনাার স্কুুলকে সেটি তাাৎক্ষণি�কভাাবে� জাানাানোো গুরুত্বপূূর্ণণযে�ন এই
  আচরণ বন্ধ হয় এবংং আপনাার সন্তাান সহাায়তাা লাাভ করে, তাা নিশ্চি�ত করতে� তাারাা সঠি�ক পদক্ষেপ নিতে� পাারে।
  শি�ক্ষাার্থীী ও পরিবাারেরাা মাাস্তাানি (বুুলিং�ং) এবংং হয়রাানি সম্পর্কি ত উদ্বেগ উল্লে�খি�ত উপাায়ে রিপোোর্টট করতে� পাারেন:
  • অনলাাইনে যে�কোোনোো ভাাষাায় schools.nyc.gov/Safety -এ অথবাা আপনাার NYC স্কুুলস্্ অ্যাাকাাউন্টে�র (NYCSA) মাাধ্যযমে
  schoolsaccount.nyc -এ একটি অভিযো�োগ দায়ের করে।
  • NYC পাাবলি�ক স্কুুলস্্-এর (NYCPS) হেল্প লাাইনে, সোোমবাার থেকে শুক্রবাার, 8AM–6PM সময়ে, 718-935-2288 নম্বরে
  ফো�োন করে
  • অফি�স অভ সেফটি অ্যাান্ড ইয়ুুথ ডে�ভেলপমেন্ট-এ (OSYD) RespectforAll@schools.nyc.gov ঠি�কাানাায় ইমেইল করে
  • স্কুুলে�র কোোনোো কর্মীী সদস্যযকে জাানিয়ে অথবাা স্কুুলে�র রেসপেক্ট ফর অল লি�য়াাজোঁঁ-এর সাাথে যো�োগাাযো�োগ করে
  • যৌ�ৌন অথবাা লি�ঙ্গ-ভিত্তি�ক হয়রাানির ক্ষেত্রে�, আমাাদের টাাইটেল IX কোোঅর্ডি�িনেটরের সাাথে 718-935-4987 নম্বরে অথবাা
  Title_IX_Inquiries@schools.nyc.gov ঠিকানায় যো�োগাযো�োগ করে
  রিপোোর্টট করাার পর, পিতাামাাতাা/অভিভাাবকগণ স্কুুলে�র অ্যাাডমিনিস্ট্রে�শন বাা প্রশাাসনের কাাছ থেকে ইনসিডে�ন্ট (ঘটনাা) নম্বর
  চাাইতে� পাারেন, যাা অনলাাইন অকাারেন্স রিপোোর্টিংং সিস্টে�ম (OORS) নম্বর হিসেবে�ও পরিচিত।
  রিপোোর্টট পাাবাার দুই (2) স্কুু ু ল দিবসের মধ্যেে পিতাামাাতাা/অভিভাাবকদেরকে অবশ্যযই জাানাাতে� হবে�।
  2 FAQ (বহুল জি�জ্ঞাাসি�ত প্রশ্নাাবলীী): শি�ক্ষাার্থীী-দ্বাারাা-শি�ক্ষাার্থীীর প্রতি� বৈ�ষম্যয, যৌ�ৌন এবংং অন্যয হয়রাানি, ভীীতি�প্রদর্শশন, মাাস্তাানি বাা বুুলিং�ং করাা

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