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  • Annual Privacy Notices and Student Privacy Reminders - SY 2026/27

    Federal and state law, as well as the revised Chancellor’s Regulation A-820, require the NYCPS and its schools to provide families with these annual notices around the protection of parent, student rights and privacy. Downloadable and translated versions are at the bottom of each webpage. 

    Also, here are the links for the updated Media Consent Form and Directory Information Notice and Opt-Out Form

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  • School Safety Update: Unannounced Metal Scanning Procedures

    We are committed to providing a safe and secure learning environment for all students. In partnership with the NYPD’s School Safety Division, our school will participate in unannounced metal scanning on select days throughout the school year.

    The scanning devices are used to detect prohibited items and weapons in order to keep our entire school community safe. Please review the following detailed document regarding expectations and policies with your child to ensure smooth morning arrivals. CLICK the link below.

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  • Important Notice: Activate your NYC Schools Account (NYCSA) today!

    Overview
    NYC Schools Account (NYCSA) is a web-based application that lets you see and manage important information about your child on any computer, phone, or tablet. The application is translated into nine languages other than English. In the account, you can see a child’s:
    • Attendance
    • Grades & Report Cards
    • Assessments (Test Scores)
    • Student Wellness (FitnessGram)
    • Schedule
    • Guardians
    • Enrollment History
    • Promotion Tracker & Promotion Letters
    • Graduation Tracker
    • Reading Level
    • Transportation
    • Individualized Education Program (IEP)
    • Unofficial Transcripts (11th and 12th Graders Only)
    • Emergency Contact & Student Health Information
    • COVID-19 Testing Consent Form

    How do I create an account?

    You can also create an account yourself using information that your school provides.

    A school staff member can create your account for you in-person or online.

    Email your grade Assistant Principal Create Your Account In Person or Online

    1. Set up an appointment with your child’s school.
    2. Provide a valid photo ID (such as your passport, your driver’s license, IDNYC), your email address, and your
    child’s 9-digit student ID number, which can be found on his or her report card. If you are communicating
    with school staff through a teleconference, the staff member will verify your identity by voice or sight.
    3. When the school staff member creates your account, you’ll receive a receipt with your temporary
    password printed on it either in-person or by email.
    4. Go to https://www.schoolsaccount.nyc/ and enter your email address and temporary password. You will be asked to
    create a new password for your account, set up your security questions, and confirm your email address.
    You should complete these steps within 30 days of receiving your temporary password, or else the
    password will expire.


    Create Your Own Account Online
    You will need the Account Creation Code that was sent home with your child in a letter. You can also
    request a letter from your child’s school. You will need this code and the child’s 9-digit student ID
    number to create an NYCSA account or to add additional children to an existing account.
    1. Visit https://www.schoolsaccount.nyc/ and select the “Create Account” link found on the login page.
    2. Enter your name, email address, and cell phone number to begin receiving notifications. You can create
    a basic account without an account creation code, but to link your student to the account, you will need
    the code.
    3. Select “Validate Email” after you have entered your contact information. Keep this page open.
    4. Open your email to get the validation number. Enter the number into the “Validate Email” page.
    5. Proceed to create your password.
    6. Proceed to create your account security questions.

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  • Uniform Policy

    Students are expected to wear school uniforms during school days, except on days when they are permitted to dress down. Uniforms can be purchased at: https://is109q.nycschooluniforms.com/is109q/shop/home  or at Cookie’s and Ideal Uniform. 

     

    Pants

    Black or Navy pants for 6th and 7th Graders. Khaki or Black pants for 8th Graders.        Pants must be belted at the waist. No tights or leggings.

    Skirts

    Black or Navy colored skirts, knee-length or longer for 6th and 7th Graders.

    Khaki or Black skirt for 8th Graders.

    Shirts

    Solid Gold (6th Graders), Orange (7th Graders), and Burgundy (8th Graders) Collared Shirts. Both button-downs and Polo shirts are acceptable. (May be short- or long-sleeved). 

    Sweaters

    White, Navy, and Black solid-colored sweaters may be worn over the dress code shirt during wintry weather; however, their uniform shirt should be visible. No hoodies, jackets, coats, etc. are to be worn during the school day. 

    Shoes

    Closed-toed shoes, boots, or sneakers. Running sneakers MUST be worn for gym. No Crocs or slippers.

    All shirts must be long enough to be tucked into the student’s pants and/or skirt. All pants and skirts must be worn at the students’ waist. Student skirts must be knee-length. Any jewelry other than stud earrings and a watch is discouraged. UNACCEPTABLE ATTIRE IS ANY CLOTHING OUT OF THE DESIGNATED IS 109 SCHOOL’S UNIFORM.

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  • A Night of Celebration and Preparation: ENL Award & WIDA Information Night!

    What a wonderful evening we had in the school library! Last week, our English as a New Language (ENL) Department hosted a very special event dedicated to celebrating our students and empowering our families.

    The evening was divided into two important parts:

    • ENL Award Celebration: We kicked off the night by recognizing the incredible hard work, dedication, and language growth of our ENL students. Seeing the pride on our students' faces as they received their awards was truly the highlight of the week!

    • WIDA Assessment Parent Info Session: Following the awards, we transitioned into an informational session for our parents. Our educators discussed the upcoming WIDA Assessment, which will be taking place next school year. We covered what the assessment entails, how it measures language proficiency, and how families can support their children at home to ensure they feel confident and prepared.

    A huge thank you to all the families who joined us. Your partnership is essential to our students' success, and we are so grateful for your continued support of our ENL community.

    If you were unable to attend but would like more information regarding the WIDA Assessment, please reach out to the ENL Department!

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  • 109's Robotics Club at the Adelphi University Statewide S.T.E.P. Robotics Competition

    On Friday, May 30th, 2026, the I.S. 109 Robotics Club competed in the Adelphi University Science and Technology Entry Program (S.T.E.P.) Robotics Competition. It was an exhilarating day where our students showcased their technical expertise, teamwork, and communication skills.
     
    The teams were highly competitive throughout the day, successfully navigating the preliminary matches to reach the high-stakes knockout rounds. After a series of intense challenges, I.S. 109 finished an impressive 4th place overall.
     
    In addition to the robots' performance on the field, the students were required to present their "journey" to a panel of judges. They performed exceptionally well, articulating their design process and team growth with great confidence.
     
    While the ranking was a major achievement, the students most value the wonderful time, lasting memories, and cherished experience they had collaborating with their teammates, and peers in a professional university setting. We are incredibly proud of how they represented I.S. 109!
     
    ***** Congratulations to our talented robotics team for representing I.S. 109 so brilliantly! *****
     
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  • District 29 Math Champions: Our Students Dominated Game 24 Competition!

    We are thrilled to announce that our students achieved incredible success at last Friday’s District 29 Game 24 Competition.

    This district-wide event is part of a commitment to academic excellence and focuses on fostering mathematical fluency through engaging, high-stakes competition.

    Our students showcased their mental math prowess and problem-solving skills, bringing home several top honors:
    • The District Award (Overall Winner)
    • 1st Place: Grade 8
    • 1st and 3rd Place: Grade 7
    • 2nd Place: Grade 6
    What is Game 24? It is a fluency game where students use four numbers and basic arithmetic, using rules of order of operations, to create the number 24. This challenges them to develop quick mental math skills and enhances their ability to think critically under pressure.
     
    *****A massive thank you to Coach Pugliese for her dedicated time in preparing our students for this event. *****
     
    As one student winner shared, "I feel really, really great being the winner today... I feel pretty proud of myself and our teams".
     
    We are equally proud of all our participants for representing our school with such excellence!
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  • IS 109 Cell Phone/Personal Device Policy 2025-2026

    Parents/Guardians please review our cell phone policy for the upcoming school year.

     

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  • DOWNLOAD THE ECHALK NOTIFY APP

    Download the eChalk Notify App to get important mobile alerts

    Download the eChalk Notify App for free from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store. Just search for “eChalk Notify.”

    Login with your school's eChalk Notify Alert Code (K6GBRC). Click on “Proceed without logging in” > Settings icon > + > enter your school’s alert code > Connect to receive emergency alert notifications only.



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