For the WJPS uniform, if you are bringing your own tops to DePhillips: crew neck t-shirts & polos (in navy, white, goldenrod) or hoodies (navy or black), use the coupon to save! Please remember students must wear a logo t-shirt and plain navy or black sweatpants to gym. No jeans at all.
Student who will be retaking a Regents Exam in August must register by July 15 by clicking HERE. Only WJPS school email addresses can be used.
Exams will be given by RFK High School's summer site at Francis Lewis High School. WJPS personnel will be on hand to direct students to the proper rooms.
Morning exams begin at 8:00 am and afternoon exams at 12:00 pm.
August 13: Morning: Algebra I, ELA, Chemistry Afternoon: Global
August 14: Morning: US History, Earth Science Afternoon: Geometry, Living Environment, Algebra II
There are summer assignments for all students. Please use this link and choose the folder of the grade you will be in September 2019: bit.ly/wjpssummer
Attached is the generic school supply list for grades 7-12. 6th grade's list can be found in their summer assignment folder.
Starting July 1, 2019, you can get a head start on filling out school forms by completing the lunch form online. Even though school lunch is free for all students, the Department of Education still needs the lunch forms. Here is the link to the online lunch form: https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/PickDistrict
An individual in our school building has been diagnosed with Fifth disease. In most children, Fifth disease is very mild. Children may develop red ("slapped") cheeks and a lacy rash which begins on the trunk and moves outward to the arms, buttocks and thighs., which may come and go for several weeks. Many children have no symptoms. The disease is caused by the Parvovirus B19, and is spread from person to person by contact with infected respiratory secretions (droplts from the nose and throat.
Children are most contagious with Parvovirus B19 before they develop the distinctive rash of Fifth disease. At that time, they may have fever, muscle aches, and headache. Once the rash develops, however, they ar eno longger contagious, and may return to school as long as they feel well.
Some groups of people are at risk for more severe disease following infection with Parvovirus B19. These include:
If you or your child have any of the conditions listed above, you should contact your health care provider to discuss the risks of exposure.
If you have any questions, please contact the school nurse at 718-961-3480.
It is important to keep your family safe and healthy if you plan to travel to another country this summer. Getting sick during your travels can prevent you from enjoying your trip. You may also have symptoms when you return home, which can prevent you from going to work and your children from going to school. See attached memo from the NYC Department of Education for Summer Travel Tips.
Please remember that New York State Public Health Law requires all students, except those with approved exemptions, to be vaccinated or show immunity to measles to attend public school. You can see the school immunization requirements at www.schools.nyc.gov/immunization, or visit www.nyc.gov and search "immunization requirements.
In February 202, during mid-winter break, WJPS will be visiting Switzerland, Italy and Paris!
Follow the link for more information! The last day to save $100 on the trip is May 30, 2019!
Doors open at 7:30 am. Classes start at 8:00 am.
Springfield Gardens Educational Campus, 143-10 Springfield Blvd, Springfield Gardens, NY
Springfield Gardens Educational Campus, 143-10 Springfield Blvd, Springfield Gardens, NY
Francis Lewis High School, 58-20 Utopia Parkway, Fresh Meadows, NY
Francis Lewis High School, 58-20 Utopia Parkway, Fresh Meadows, NY
For prospective 6th & 9th grades for the 2020 school year
Rising Seniors Michelle, Oscar and Roberto participated this spring in Model City Council. They had to represent the interests of a particular City Council District on the topic of cameras in schools. To be accepted into the program, students had to be in College Now and write a proposal and essay. The program culminated with high school students across NYC holding a mock City Council Session. Thank you to Mr. Petrotta for his support and encouragement through the research and presentation process.
Cover of program from Model City Council Project:
Photo of Michelle speaking at Model City Council event:
Photo of Oscar speaking at Model City Hall event:
Photo of Roberto speaking at Model City Council event:
Photo of Roberto and Mr. Petrotta at Model City Council event:
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