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Tuesday, September 7
Teacher's Report Back to School
Wednesday, September 8
Students Return back to School

6th Grade English Supplies List

Ms. Cadogan's 6th Grade English Supplies List

 3 marble composition notebooks ONLY (NO SPIRAL OR BINDER WILL BE ACCEPTED)
 1 appropriately sized Dictionary/Thesaurus
 Post-Its 
 5 durable Folders
 1 pack of loose leaf 
 1 set of colored pencils OR markers 
 pencils, pens, ruler, glue stick 
 1 box of tissue 
 hand sanitizer

Ms. Lombard's 6th Grade Math Supplies List

Ms. Lombard’s 2010 List

Supplies Necessary for Class
  1. A box of  #2 pencil (12 pencils) - no pens allowed in class
  2. An eraser - not the one on the pencil
  3. 2 sharpeners
  4. A small box of color pencils
  5. 3 folders
  6. 2 packs of loose leaf (100 sheets) -1 pack to be brought to school and 1 pack to be left at home
  7. 3 composition books - no spiral or binder (at all)
  8. A small clear plastic box - To be used as a pencil box to be left in class
  9. A box of tissue
  10. A roll of paper towel
All supplies must be in school no later than Monday, September 20, 2010. 

All STAR students are expected to be in full school uniform beginning with the first day of school. The uniform policy is as follows:


Middle School students:
Light blue polo shirts with STAR logo Navy blue pants (or skirts) - no jeans Black shoes (no sneakers)

High School students:
White polo shirts with STAR logo Black pants (or skirts) - no jeans Black shoes (no sneakers)

From the Principal


 

Message From The Principal

 

 Dear Parents:

Welcome to the 2009-2010 school year!

We are looking forward to a year filled with wonderful opportunities for our entire school community to come together in support of our students. We must continue to help each of them building successfully for the future through fostering individual determination and striving for educational excellence at STAR Early College School.

Each year we learn more as a school community about what we have to do to support all of our students in creating an educational pathway that will prepare them to be ready for college. Our mission is to educate and prepare all of our students to be successful and productive citizens in the 21st century global society. In todays world, all of our students will need a postsecondary education in order to work in a career that will earn a living wage.

Our educational challenge is to be able to foster your child's ability to think critically, problem solve, work in teams, use technology, be self-directed and to demonstrate good citizenship and community service.

We are committed to a "college-going culture" which will support each students dreams and future goals. We hope that you will help support our goal to make STAR Early College the best educational experience for your child.

Dr. Eric L. Blake

Principal



ATTENTION ALL JUNIORS AND SENIORS

CLASSES AT BROOKLYN COLLEGE HAVE ALREADY BEGUN. IF YOU STILL HAVE NOT REGISTERED FOR FALL 2010 COURSES WITH MS. DAKOTA STUART-DICK AT BROOKLYN COLLEGE, PLEASE DO SO IMMEDIATELY. REPORT TO ROOM 1411 IN BOYLAN HALL WITHOUT DELAY.



School's Out for Summer!
Have a safe and happy summer!
School opens on 
Wednesday, September 8, 2010

CONGRATULATIONS TO STAR SENIORS
OLUDARE BERNARD 
and 
ABENEZER SOLOMON!!
RECIPIENTS OF 2009 POSSE SCHOLARSHIPS
Each Posse Scholar wins a four-year, full-tuition scholarship to attend one of Posse’s partner colleges or universities.
To learn more about the POSSE FOUNDATION, click here: http://www.possefoundation.org/

Login Procedures

STUDENT WEBSITE LOGIN PROCEDURES
 
1. Student usernames consist of their complete first name and last name with a period (dot) between the names without any spaces or uppercase letters. (example: dorine.cooper)
 
2. The first time a student logs in their password will consist of their last 6 digits (numbers) of their osis/id number.
 
For example, a student with the name Dorine Cooper with an osis/id number of 241356897 would login in the following manner;
                             Username = dorine.cooper
                             Password = 6897
 
3. Once the student logs on they will be instructed to create a new password. They should then use their last 5 digits of their osis/id   number. For example, the above named student would change her password from 6897 to 56897.
 
IF A STUDENT FORGETS THEIR PASSWORD, I WILL RESET IT TO THE LAST FIVE DIGITS OF THEIR ID NUMBER. IT WILL ALWAYS BE THE LAST 5 NUMBERS. DO NOT CHANGE IT!
 
Thank you,
Mr. D. Camastro, Site Manager

Parent Communication

Resources for Parents
Click link to access this resource: http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/schoolsourcenyc/
SchoolSourceNYC: Answers for New York City Families is an exciting multimedia project launched in spring 2009 by RMC Corporation
in collaboration with THIRTEEN.
  • This website provides the latest information on topics important to families such as how to register for kindergarten, what to look for when choosing a high school, and why families need to stay involved and connected to schools. The website also suggests ways for families to connect in a meaningful context with schools around the key area of student achievement. Print and multimedia materials showcased on the website may be downloaded and used in training workshops as well as for distribution by community partners. The SchoolSource NYC products will include information sheets, narrated PowerPoints, video clips, podcasts, and training guides.
Topics for the school year include:
  • Transitions to Kindergarten, Middle School and High School;
  • Parent-Teacher Conferences
  • Regents Examinations
  • Strong Foundations
  • High School Admissions Process


Parents/ Guardians,
 
You may register for Email Class Alerts by using the Parent Registration link at the top of our homepage. This will increase your link with our school.

School Meals Online


School Meals Online
 
Visit www.nyc.gov/accessnyc to apply for School Meals online. Families only need to submit one application online for all their children, even if their children attend different types of schools (public, private or charter).

Complete the application online in any of the seven languages on ACCESS NYC - English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Korean, Haitian Creole or Arabic.

The paper application is still available and families who prefer that method, or would like to apply in a language not available on ACCESS NYC (for example Bengali, French, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Hindi, Polish or Urdu) can obtain the application from their child's school.

If families have any questions about the application, they can send an email to
OSCompliance@schools.nyc.gov or call the Office of SchoolFood Help Desk at (718) 707-4400.