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A short guide for the PS 236 Community This guide was created after one of our teachers had a meaningful experience on the way to school. On a very cold morning, the teacher saw someone lying on the sidewalk completely wrapped in a blanket. Unsure what to do, they called 311  and learned it was a Code Blue day — meaning the city sends help so people can get warm and safe. That simple call made a difference, and it reminded us that small actions truly matter. If you see someo

This morning, the Museum of Interesting Things visited the upper grades at PS 236 Langston Hughes Elementary School. This engaging event featured a traveling, interactive demonstration and exhibition that showcased a variety of antiques and inventions. Highlights of the Exhibition Interactive demonstrations of historical inventions Opportunities for students to engage with antiques Educational presentations on the significance of various items About the Museum The Museum of I

When the temperature drops, elementary students face more than just the challenge of staying focused in class. Cold weather can affect their health, comfort, and ability to learn. Wearing warm clothing is essential to protect young children from the risks of cold exposure and to help them stay active and engaged throughout the school day. This post explains why warm clothing matters for elementary students now, offers practical tips for parents and caregivers, and highlights

At PS 236, we know that words have the power to inspire and unite our community. Each month, we focus on a specific word that embodies our values and encourages our students to grow. For October, we are excited to announce that our word of the month is "Respect." This principle not only shapes our interactions with one another but also fosters a positive and inclusive environment for everyone. As we embrace the theme of respect this month, I want to express my heartfelt grat

Cómo abordar la nueva política de teléfonos celulares en las escuelas públicas de Nueva York: Lo que padres y estudiantes deben saber. --...

The PS236 May Newsletter, "Honesty" has been posted on the ps236nyc.org website. Please take a few moments to read it and discuss with...

It’s that time of the month again! The new March Newsletter is now available for our PS236 community. This month’s theme is perseverance,...

Click this picture to watch a "How to tie shoelaces video" Learning to tie shoelaces is an important skill for young children. It builds...

As a Social Emotional Learning Component, we created puppets that represent us. We could talk to our puppets about our feelings and...

October 31st at PS236 was a school spirit day. Students and staff were encouraged to wear silly hats! Click the movie to see some of the...

Ms. Skinner, a beloved speech specialist at PS 236 brings warmth and enthusiasm to her students daily , fostering a welcoming atmosphere....

Every day PS236 students take a few minutes to read the schools announcements for the day. If you click on the video, you can hear two...

Watch the PS236 Spring Concert! Many thanks to PS236 Music Teacher, Mr. Davian Alleyne, for creating a wonderful Spring Concert. Our...

Last week, select 5th grade PS236 Langston Hughes Elementary School students and staff joined over10,000 Education All-Star students at...

A Men's Health study is being conducted.  If you are interested in participating in this study, please see the attached notices....

Parents of PS236 K-2 students came to a workshop on Thursday, February 8th to learn about NYC Reads and District 9 HMH curriculum....