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From June 2, 2026 until June 26, 2026, NYC families with children born in 2024 can apply to 2-K programs in Districts 6, 10, 18, 23 and 27. Learn more about the admissions process, including tools that you can use to discover and select programs, and submit your application!
School's not out yet and June is a packed month! From academics and extracurriculars, to celebrations and milestones, wrap up the 2025–26 school year by checking out and participating in many of your school activities.
In this installment of the Hidden Voices series, we’re sharing the story of Duke Kahanamoku, a Native Hawaiian swimmer and surfer who overcame prejudice to become one of the most famous athletes in the world thanks to his Olympic success, his role in popularizing surfing internationally, and his lifelong dedication to sharing and preserving Hawaiian culture.
On Wednesday, May 20, 2026, schools around the city will participate in our fourth and final Climate Action Day of the year! This month, the theme is water. Check out learning resources for this month's Climate Action Day, plus learn how you can make your own water filter with materials you have at home!
As the last full month of the 2025–26 school year, May is the perfect time for NYC students to lock up their learning and earning opportunities for the upcoming summer season! Check out what's available for City students this month, including scholarships, contests, free workshops, and great local events, and register/apply for them today!
From May 4–8, NYCPS will be celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week. Learn how you can send a note of appreciation to a teacher who has made a difference in your life!
With the last full month of the 2025–26 school year upon us, look at what's happening at NYCPS in May 2026! From our month-long heritage celebrations for Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and Jewish Americans, to Teacher Appreciation Week, parent-teacher conferences, State exams, and more, this month is packed with events.
The official New York City Public Schools calendar for the 2026–2027 school year is now available! Learn more about next year's calendar, and start making your plans for the upcoming school year TODAY!
Interested in applying to a Gifted & Talented (G&T) program? If your child is entering grades 1, 2, 3, or 4 in fall 2026 and is eligible for G&T programs, submit their application by Friday, May 8, 2026.
On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, schools around the city will participate in our third Climate Action Day of the year! This month, the theme is Health, Wellness, and Green Space, which encourages schools to promote outdoor learning and play, as well as stewardship for green spaces.
April 19–25, 2026, is National Library Week! This year's theme, “Find Your Joy,” encourages people of all ages to explore what sparks joy at their local libraries.
In this installment of the Hidden Voices series, we're sharing the story of Kahlil Gibran, a writer, artist, and philosopher whose words have transcended borders, languages, and generations.
In recognition of National American Sign Language (ASL) Day on Wednesday, April 15, we’re highlighting the tiny, but mighty team at the New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) Office of Sign Language Interpretation Services (OSLIS).
Kickstart your family’s conversations about saving and spending money with these useful tips to help set up your young adult child for financial success.
April is a great time for NYC students to seek new learning and earning opportunities for the upcoming summer season! Check out what's available for City students this month, including internships, free workshops, and great local events, and register/apply for them today!
Spring recess is already here, which means the end of the school year is coming up sooner than you might think! As teens start to think about their next steps, apply for financial aid for college, and brush up their resumes in preparation for entering the workforce, New York City's public libraries are here to provide support and clear information.
Don't be fooled, there's a ton going on this April! From Arab American Heritage Month and Spring Recess, to Climate Action Day and Summer Rising results, join us for the latest activities and events across NYCPS.
March is the perfect time for NYC students to try their luck on new learning and earning opportunities for the spring and summer months! Check out what's available for City students this month, including internships, contests, free workshops, and this year's Summer Rising program, and register/apply for them today!
Students in kindergarten through grade 8 are eligible to apply for Summer Rising, a free program that connects students with fun, hands-on experiences that strengthen their academic, social, and emotional skills. This year's deadline is Friday, March 27, so don't wait to submit your application!
