It's safe to say that it's been a busy year for NYC public schools.
In addition to the typical events—camp planning, pre-k registration, snow days—the department of education named a new chancellor (but not without a bit of confusion first). Students became increasingly vocal on the issue of gun violence and new anti-bullying measures have been addressed. A lot has happened, and it's time to voice your concerns.
The final day to submit your 2018 NYC School Survey is fast approaching (Apr 20), and it's your opportunity share your thoughts on topics such as instruction, safety and family engagement. Parents, students in grades 6–12 and educators are invited to voice their opinion, so don't miss the opportunity.
So how do you get the ball rolling? Check out your unique access code, which you can find on the bottom right of the NYC DOE paper-based surveys. Once you have that, you'll be able to head online to complete the survey. If you can't find your access code, don't sweat it: You can call 877-819-2363 or use the code look-up tool to get the goods. Simple as that!
So mark you calendars and set aside a few minutes—time's almost up.
Looking for family-friendly activities? NYC has plenty of great offerings that will please even the pickiest members of your clan. Why not check out the best kids bowling, stop by an awesome kids playground when the nice weather hits or spend the weekend checking different family attractions off your list.
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