Did you know that missing just 2 days of school can add up to 18 missed days a year? When students are absent, they may fall behind academically, struggle with confidence, and miss opportunities to make connections. These absences have a lasting impact on their learning and development. At PS 128, we believe every day matters! Let’s keep our students in school every day and help them in stay on track!
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Please make every effort to have your child join any live meetings posted and to complete all work before returning to school on Tuesday. Should you experience any difficulty, please email your child's teacher directly.
Project Open Arms is a comprehensive plan to support families seeking asylum and ensure children are provided a full range of services. This multi-agency plan highlights wraparound services to ensure newcomer families and their children will have access to critical academic, social-emotional, and language-based supports needed to be successful in New York City Public Schools.
You can call the City-funded, free, and safe MOIA Immigration Legal Support Hotline at 800-354-0365 or call 311 and say, "Immigration Legal," between 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday to Friday, to get:
When you call the hotline, you can receive information on how and where to find City-funded, free, and safe immigration legal help.
Please note that the MOIA Immigration Legal Support Hotline does not schedule people for legal appointments directly. For more information on how to find a provider that speaks your language and near your neighborhood, please call the MOIA Immigration Legal Support Hotline at 800-354-0365.
The Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs has multiple Legal Support Centers across the City that offers New Yorkers free, safe immigration legal help. These centers are housed in community sites, public health facilities, public schools, and libraries. Services are provided in your language. Your immigration status does not matter.
The MOIA Immigration Legal Support Centers provide:
This program is intended to serve individuals who meet the following criteria:
Each MOIA Immigration Legal Support Center has strong immigration legal expertise, local community ties, and cultural and linguistic competence that help them meet community specific needs.
Class K-216 94.1%
Class 5-412 93.8%
Class 3-415 92.9% and Class 5-411 92.9%
Class 3-414 92.8%
Class 1-219 92.4%
Class 2-324 91.8%
Class K-224 90.6% and Class 2-316 90.6%
Class K-221 90.2%
Class 4-408 90.1%
Congratulations!!!
Kindergarten: 90.50%
First Grade: 85%
Second Grade: 88%
Third Grade: 89%
Fourth Grade: 88%
Fifth Grade: 90.42%
Congratulations to KINDERGARTEN for having the highest attendance rate for the month of December!!!
School-wide Monthly Attendance Rate was 88%. Remember every day counts!
The Beyond Access Series is an online initiative that provides families with special education guidance and connects them with a network of support and resources. This winter, families are invited to attend A Parent’s Guide to the Early Intervention Programs, Preschool Special Education, and the Kindergarten IEP Process; the session will take place via Zoom from 7:00–8:00 p.m. on January 14. Interested families must register to receive the link to join the session.
Language access is available in Spanish and Mandarin. For support in Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Russian, Ukrainian, Urdu, Uzbek, or American Sign Language (ASL), families may request interpretation when registering.
FREE professional training programs, including HHA and Medical Billing [In-person]
7:40am-7:55am
Students who wish to eat breakfast at school may enter through the auditorium entrance.
7:55am-8:00am
Doors are closed at this time in order to prepare for morning entry. Any students arriving at this time should wait outside until the doors reopen at 8:00am. Students who wish to get a breakfast will be given grab and go at 8:00am.
8:00am-2:20pm
Grade K will enter through the cafeteria doors (to the left of the main entrance).
Grades 1 and 4 will enter through the staircase doors (to the left of the cafeteria doors).
Grades 2, 3, and 5 will enter through the auditorium doors (the last doors to the left).
All students will be dismissed at 2:20pm.
Grade K will dismiss through the cafeteria doors (to the left of the main entrance).
Grade 1 will dismiss through the staircase doors (to the left of the cafeteria doors).
Grade 2 will dismiss through the right side auditorium doors
Grade 3 will dismiss through the left side auditorium doors
Grade 4 will dismiss through the courtyard gate (note: this is different than their entry door)
Grade 5 will dismiss through the courtyard gate
