Welcome to PS 64Q The Joseph P. Addabbo School, Magnet School of Leadership and Social Justice Activism

Upcoming Events

  • SLT Meeting @4pm

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  • Grade 5 PBL Showcase 9:45-11:30 -gym

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  • Kindergarten Moving Up Ceremony @ 9:00

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  • Gr. 3 PBL Showcase: From Farm to Table @1:00 in hallway

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  • Junteenth: Schools Closed

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About Magnet

Theme:

PS 64Q is proud to be part of the NYCDOE Inter-District Federal Magnet Schools Assistance Program. We are the Magnet School of Leadership and Social Justice Activism. This funding will help us create more hands-on learning opportunities for our students, allowing them to learn important skills by addressing real-life issues in their community.


What are Magnet Schools?

Magnet Schools are public schools that offer families a choice. They are creative and open to students from any neighborhood. Each Magnet School has a special theme that makes it unique. A Magnet education includes special courses and activities that connect to this theme, focusing on excellence in school and the community. These schools attract students from different backgrounds who want a specialized learning experience.


What does Magnet education offer?

Magnet Schools in New York City receive extra funding from the federal government, allowing them to offer innovative programs and themed curricula. They encourage family and community involvement. This funding helps with school trips, supplies, partnerships, special programs, and professional training for teachers and workshops for parents. Magnet Schools provide challenging lessons that engage and inspire students. They use project-based learning to connect education with real-world experiences. A Magnet Education also supports the social, emotional, and mental well-being of students, preparing them to be lifelong learners and future leaders.

To learn more, visit: Magnet Schools NYC


How to Apply:

  1. Print the Application.
  2. Make an appointment with the school by calling 718-845-8290.

To request an application in another language, please contact the school or Mrs. Stefanie Silverstein, Magnet Coordinator, at ssilverstein@schools.nyc.gov.


Magnet Contact Information:

 

Notices & Updates for Families 2024-2025

  • Summer Rising Notice for Families

    Summer Rising MySchools Application

    The application will open on March 4, and close March 28, 2025. As in 2024, families can apply for Summer Rising online using MySchools, our online directory and application system.

    To apply, log in to Myschools.nyc (if you already have a MySchools account you do not need to create a new one).  Your MySchools account, used for admissions, is different from the NYC Schools Account (NYCSA) that you may use to access your child’s health forms and update emergency contact information.

    If you have applied to Summer Rising, 3-K/Pre-K programs, or NYCPS schools using MySchools before, your child may already be added to your account. If you do not have a MySchools account, you can create one at the MySchools page using your email address, your child’s 9-digit student ID number and a MySchools account creation code, which you can get by contacting your child's school.

    Families can list as many programs as they would like on their application; we recommend that you list as many programs as possible to increase the likelihood of being placed in a program of your choice.

    This process is not first-come, first-served; all applications received by the deadline will be treated the same. Families may make changes to their application at any point within the application period.

    If you have any questions or need support with the application, please visit our website at schools.nyc.gov/summerrising, contact your school, or email summer@schools.nyc.gov.

    Students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 Plans

    Students attending 12-month/Extended School Year (ESY) special class, Nest, or Horizon Programs will receive the program and services recommended on their IEP at an Extended School year (ESY), District 75, or Nest or Horizon Summer Program site. Families who wish to participate in IEP program and extended-day CBO-led enrichment through Summer Rising should use the MySchools application portal. These families will have priority for seats in Summer Rising and will choose from the CBO program(s) operating in connection with their IEP program.

    If you do not want extended day enrichment for your child, and your child will only be participating in Nest or Horizon programming (until 12:00 p.m.), D75 (until 2:30 p.m.), or ESY programming (until 2:00 p.m.), you should contact your child’s school instead of using the MySchools application portal.

    Students who require accommodationssuch as a paraprofessional or nurse, to participate in Summer Rising will receive them based on their individual needs.

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  • Spring Extravaganza hosted by PS64Q Family Empowerment Team

    Join us for an afternoon of fun!!!

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  • Parent Teacher Night

    Let's connect!! Join us for Parent teacher night!!!

    Thursday, May 1-4:30pm-7:30pm

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  • Vision Screening Notice

    All students in Pre-K through 1st grade will be having vision screenings. If you would Not like your child to be screened, please contact the main office for an opt out form.

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  • Kindergarten & 5th Grade Picture day Notice

    All students in grade Kindergarten and 5th grade will have the opportunity to purchase cap and gown pictures.

    Contact Ms. Shakia, PA Secretary at pa@ps064q.org with any questions.

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  • Performing Arts Showcase

    Don't miss out! One Night Only!

    Tickets are on sale NOW!

    Our young leaders will be performing Annie the musical. 

    Contact Ms. Reyes with any questions.

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  • Parent Teacher Conferences-March 6th via ZOOM

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  • SLT State Of the School Night

    Monday, February 10th, 2025

    4:00-5:00 pm-via Zoom

    Join Zoom Meeting

    https://zoom.us/j/96114521898?pwd=9YMahMJ0bc9vlr0UF71PA9fP8qrab8.1

    Meeting ID: 961 1452 1898

    Passcode: 586801

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  • CECC Elections

    Community and Citywide Education Council Elections 2025

    If you’re interested in helping shape policies and priorities that will affect the education of City students, consider joining an education council! Parents can apply to run for the 2025–2027 term until Sunday, February 16, 2025. Applications are completed via your NYC Schools Account (schoolsaccount.nyc) and only take 5–10 minutes to complete! Review the Eligibility Checklist, Elections Guide, and FAQ on schools.nyc.gov/Elections2025 for more information about who can run for a seat on each council.

    To complete your application, you’ll need to create a New York City Schools Account (NYCSA) in your name. You will also use your NYCSA to vote for the candidates for your district, so it’s important to be prepared by creating your account now—learn how at schools.nyc.com/NYCSA.

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  • 2025 NYC School Survey Notice

    Have your voice heard! 

    2025 NYC School Survey

    Beginning February 10, 2025, NYCPS will hold its annual NYC School Survey. Held annually over the past 19 years, the NYC School Survey asks City public school families, teachers, students in grades 6–12, and select staff members to provide their feedback regarding their individual experiences in City public schools. This feedback, which will remain confidential, will help our schools better understand what their students and community members need and think about their learning environments, educators, curricula, support services, and more. School leaders can then use this feedback to help improve their schools and program offerings.

    To view and complete the survey, log into your official NYCSA at schoolsaccount.nyc beginning February 10. You will also receive a printed copy of the survey with instructions on how to complete the survey on paper or online.

    The 2025 Survey will close on April 4, 2025. Learn more about the 2025 NYC School Survey at nycschoolsurvey.org.

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Administration Contact Information

Ms. Elizabeth Mitchell, Principal

Ms. Certina Robinson, Assistant Principal

82-01 101 Ave.

Ozone Park, NY 11416

Phone: 718-845-8290

Fax: 718-848-0052

 

Secretary

Joanne Ramirez

718-845-8290 ext. 2112

email: jramirez46@schools.nyc.gov

Parent Coordinator

Jeiry Reyes

718-845-8290 ext. 2111

cell: 929-553-8655

email: jreyes223@schools.nyc.gov

Magnet Coordinator

Stefanie Silverstein

718-845-8290

Email: ssilverstein3@schools.nyc.gov

Community School District 27 contact information

Here is how you can get in touch with Community School District 27:

Phone Number: 718-642-5770
Email Address: District27@schools.nyc.gov 

Address: 82-01 Rockaway Blvd.

Ozone Park, NY 11416


If you have questions or need help, feel free to reach out using the contact information above

 

Community Education Council (CEC) District 27

COMMUNITY EDUCATION COUNCIL (CEC) DISTRICT 27

82-01 Rockaway Blvd., Room 204, Ozone Park, NY 11416 

Telephone (718) 642-5805 Email: Cec27@schools.nyc.gov

Website: http://cdec27.org

President – Ms. Lisa Johnson Cooper
For more on CECs, please visit https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/get-involved/education-councils