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Remote Learning at PS 230
Remote Learning - Spring 2020
On March 23, New York City public schools launched remote learning for all students through the end of the 2019-2020 school year.
To learn more about Remote Learning and resources for families from the NYC Department of Education, please take a look at the following presentations:
Descripcion general del aprendizaje a distancia para las families
Grading Policy
On April 28, the Chancellor announced that the every city school will follow one, uniform grading policy for the rest of this school year.
Teachers will base students' final grades on a review of their progress before and after we started remote learning.
Students in Kindergarten - 5th Grade will receive final grades of either "Meets Standards" (MT) or "Needs Improvement" (N). Attendance will not be a factor in students' grades. No student will receive a failing grade.
For more information on the NYC Department of Education's Grading Policy this spring, please read the letter from the Chancellor -
Remote Report Cards
Remote report cards will be available on Friday, June 26.
To view your child's grades, you will need to log in to mystudent.nyc
For instructions on how to create a mystudent.nyc account, please see the presentation below:
Parent Meeting: Grading Policies and Remote Report Cards
Remote Learning Readiness
Tips for you and your child during remote learning
- Get familiar with each of the digital tools your child will use while learning from home.
- Understand the school's expectations for completing assignments and appropriate behavior on internet-enabled devices.
- Set up a space at home for your child to use that considers their unique learning styles.
- Create a routine and daily schedule that will support your child’s success while learning from home.
- Make a list of activities that you and your child can use in addition to their classwork.
- If you don’t have access to an internet-enabled device, fill out this survey
Tips for Supporting Young Children from SEESAW
Learning at Home Tips for Families with Young Children
Consejos para aprender en casa para familias con niños pequeños
Google Classrooms
Each teacher will create an online classroom for their students via Google Classroom. In this classroom, students will find daily assignments, special projects, fun activities and opportunities to share with their teacher and classmates.
Please help your child log-in to their google classroom every day!
Learn more in this Guide to Google Classrooms, a presentation for families.
如何使用Google Classroom家庭指南. 如何在家裏支援您子女學習的資訊和小建議
Parents Guide to Google Classroom - বাংলা
Как содействовать процессу обучения ребенка дома.Google Classroom. Руководство для семейuide
Yon gid Google Classroom pou fanmi. Enfòmasyon ak konsèy pou w kore aprantisaj pitit ou lakay
DOE iPad - Internet Ready
Your iPad will come connected to the internet—you will not need a WiFi connection or hotspot device.
The internet connection is provided by T-Mobile, at no cost to you.
Once you receive your iPad, you will be able to visit websites and do classwork immediately.
If your iPad isn't connecting to the internet, here is something you can try:
Make sure cellular data is turned on.
- Go to Settings.
- Select Cellular Data.
- Turn on Cellular Data.
- Tap Cellular Data Options.
- Verify that LTE and data roaming are turned on.
If you're still having trouble connecting your iPad to the internet, call T-Mobile at 1-800-375-1126.
DOE iPad - Tech Support
Use the Technical Support for Families form to let the DOE know what issues you are having with iPads or other DOE devices including:
- Status or delivery of iPad request
- Reporting a lost or stolen device
- Support for sign in and use of iPad or other DOE devices
You can also contact the following staff at PS 230 -
- Mr. Scrubb, Guidance Counselor - ascrubb@schools.nyc.gov
- Ms. Jacob-Alex, Assistant Principal - mjacobalex@schools.nyc.gov
- Ms. Jill Reinier, Parent Coordinator - jreinier@schools.nyc.gov
Google Translate
Families can use Google translate at home to translate messages, text and even photos of assignments and books!
Family Guide to Google Translate
Guía de GoogleTranslate para las familias
Family Guide to Google Translate - বাংলা
Google Translate. Руководство для семей
For example, the Camera feature in the Google Translate app lets you translate images of text from one language to another.
- Aim your camera at the image until the language is detected and fully translated
- Keep the new photo using the "import" function.
Technology for Families
To support students learning from home, the DOE is lending internet-enabled iPads to students.
Families that want to request a device should fill out the online Remote Learning Device Form, or call (718) 935-5100.
Student Accounts
Remote Learning Accounts
Each student has been assigned a unique username for both their Google Classroom and the Remote Learning Portal.
If you don't know your child's username, visit Student Account Self-Service You will need your child's Student ID.
To log in to a student's Google Classroom, use their username followed by @ps230.org
To log in to the DOE Remote Learning Portal, use the student's username followed by @nyc.students.net
Student Records - mystudent.nyc
Check your child's grades, attendance and test scores online with your mystudent.nyc account.
All of your children's records, from elementary school to high school, can be linked to one family account.
For help with your Remote Learning username and student accounts, please contact Jill Reinier, Parent Coordinator at jreinier@schools.nyc.gov
Paper Packets - Lower School
Download Learning Packets to use at home.
Teachers will also be using google classroom to share daily activities with their students.
PS 230 Ms Gonzalez K 014 Packet
PS 230 Lower School Science, Music & Movement, Gym