The District 1 Community School Superintendent's Office is working diligently to support students and families while learning remotely. Please see the resources that we provided on this site to assist with this transition.
If you have any questions, email our team at D1FamiliesNYC@gmail.com.
If you have any questions, email our team at D1FamiliesNYC@gmail.com.
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- Kindergarten offers will be sent to families on April 21st :
- Families will be notified via email and USPS mail.
- The vast majority of applicants with MySchools accounts will be able to access their offer online.
- Beginning the week of April 27, waitlists will be available to families and schools.
- Families will be notified via email and USPS mail.
- Gifted & Talented score reports and eligibility letters will be released Thursday, April 23rd. Youngsters who receive an eligible score on the G&T examination will have the opportunity to apply to a Gifted and Talented program.
- The G&T application will be available for families with students eligible to apply for elementary Gifted & Talented programs based on their score via myschools.nyc.
- Gifted & Talented applications are due Wednesday, May 13.
Devices for Remote Learning
Requesting Device and Distribution
Click HERE for access to the Device Request Form
Click HERE for information on Device Distribution
NEW -If you have a student with disabilities in a religious or independent non-public school and your student needs a device to learn remotely, you can now apply for one. Complete the Device Request Form provided above.
Click HERE for information on Device Distribution
NEW -If you have a student with disabilities in a religious or independent non-public school and your student needs a device to learn remotely, you can now apply for one. Complete the Device Request Form provided above.
Student Device Loan Agreement
Before the Department of Education loans an iPad, the family MUST complete the Student Device Loan Agreement. By accepting the agreement and using the device, families agree that the device is the property of the NYCDOE, and it must be returned when on-site learning resumes.
Technical Support
- The DOE is launching a family-facing Remote Learning Technical Support ticket system. Families (or someone on their behalf) can submit requests for technical support for a broad range of issues, including application support, lost, stolen, or broken devices, and delivery status, though the Technical Support for Families page. Note that when families select a topic and issue in the ticket submission form, the form will automatically list common resolutions to technical support problems; if the suggested resolutions do not resolve the family’s issue, they can continue to submit a tech support ticket by completing the form.
- Hardware: Call AppleCare Support for the NYCDOE at 1-800-919-2775. When prompted, enter the PIN: 692363 (NYCDOE). ONLY call this number to ask about setting up your iPad or accessing learning applications once you receive the device. Do not call to check on the status of your device request. See iPad Distribution for information and timelines around devices.
- Repairs:
- Send an email to AppleCare at acnycdoe@group.apple.com. Please include the device’s serial number and a brief description of the issue.
- If you are in District 75, email D75ATRepair-Replacem@schools.nyc.gov.
- Repairs:
- Software: Call the DOE Service Desk at 718-935-5100.
- SPECTRUM: Families can call 1 (844) 488-8395 to enroll. Installation fees will be waived for new student households, the company said. Spectrum said regular pricing will take effect at the end of the 60-day period if a customer doesn’t cancel or change the service
Food
The New York City Department of Education is committed to making three FREE MEALS available daily for any New Yorker at 400 Meal Hubs across the city.
CLICK HERE TO LOCATE SITES NEAR YOU. ALL DISTRICT 1 SITES ARE LISTED BELOW
- Meals can be picked up at all Meal Hubs 7:30 am to 1:30 pm, Monday through Friday
- Meals Hubs will operate for children and families from 7:30 am to 11:30 am, and for adults from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
- All adults and children can pick up three meals at one time
- Vegetarian and halal options available at all sites
- No dining space is available, so meals must be eaten off premises
- Parents and guardians may pick up meals for their children
- No registration or ID required
District 1 locations for Meals
Food Pantry Locations and Times
Families need to call the locations to make a reservation, photo ID needed.
Nazareth Housing Inc. (Tuesdays 10am-12pm)
206 E 4th Street NY NY, 1009 (212-777-1010)
Primitive Christian Church (Thursdays 10am-12am)
209 East Broadway NY, NY 10002 (646-626-9748)
Cabrini Immigrant Services (Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pm)
139 Henry Street NY NY 10002 (212-791-4590)
For more information , visit Food Bank NYC.
Nazareth Housing Inc. (Tuesdays 10am-12pm)
206 E 4th Street NY NY, 1009 (212-777-1010)
Primitive Christian Church (Thursdays 10am-12am)
209 East Broadway NY, NY 10002 (646-626-9748)
Cabrini Immigrant Services (Tuesdays 9:30am-12:30pm)
139 Henry Street NY NY 10002 (212-791-4590)
For more information , visit Food Bank NYC.
Mental Health Services
Office of Mental Health
The Office of Mental Health provides FREE crisis counseling. The site also provides tips to support with managing anxiety, and other mental health concerns. Call 844-863-9314 to receive FREE and confidential emotional support.
University Settlement
University Settlement’s mental health continuum has gone virtual and is accepting referrals.
They offer:
· Care Coordination
· Home Based Crisis Intervention
· Children’s Medicaid Services
· Triple P (Positive Parenting Program)
· Mental Health Clinic
Contact FT@universitysettlement.org or 917.837.2655 with support around mental health
Henry Street Settlement
Helpline: 347-493-2787
- Meal delivery and support for seniors
- Mental Health Services
- Filing for unemployment
Educational
These educational resources are an extension of remote learning with students' teachers and should not function as a substitute.
Let's Learn NYC!
The DOE and The WNET Group have partnered on Let’s Learn NYC!, a new educational public television program featuring lessons for children in grades 3-K through second grade, which can supplement remote learning. Episodes will air on weekdays at 11:00AM EST on THIRTEEN from Monday, May 4 to the end of the school year. The episodes will also be available to livestream at thirteen.org/live(Open external link).
BedTime Math
Boogie Down Storytime with Boogie Down Books
New York Public Library (NYPL)
Ms. Drago's Home PE Channel
Community School District 1 YouTube Channel by District 1 Community School Deputy Superintendent Kristine
BioBus YouTube Channel
The District 1 Superintendent's Team has registered all District 1 families to receive free ABCmouse, Adventure Academy, and ReadingIQ. Click on the Family Invitation Letter button below for our district's unique school code for free access to these programs. Families are able to add up to three children per account.
The DOE and The WNET Group have partnered on Let’s Learn NYC!, a new educational public television program featuring lessons for children in grades 3-K through second grade, which can supplement remote learning. Episodes will air on weekdays at 11:00AM EST on THIRTEEN from Monday, May 4 to the end of the school year. The episodes will also be available to livestream at thirteen.org/live(Open external link).
BedTime Math
Boogie Down Storytime with Boogie Down Books
New York Public Library (NYPL)
Ms. Drago's Home PE Channel
Community School District 1 YouTube Channel by District 1 Community School Deputy Superintendent Kristine
BioBus YouTube Channel
The District 1 Superintendent's Team has registered all District 1 families to receive free ABCmouse, Adventure Academy, and ReadingIQ. Click on the Family Invitation Letter button below for our district's unique school code for free access to these programs. Families are able to add up to three children per account.
