MATH  DEPARTMENT
TUTORING SCHEDULE  
SPRING 2015
Effective 02/23/2015
MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
Per. 2   Room 332     Mr. Caldwell 
                                   Mr. Reichelson
Per. 4   Room 355     Ms. Mansour
Per. 5   Room 419     Ms. Alexander
Per. 6   Room 231A   Mr. Fonseca
                                    Mr. Zamor
Per. 8   Room 333      Mr. Rameau
Per. 9    Room 332     Ms. Burch
                                    Mr. Pestano   
Per. 10  Room 332     Ms. Bang 
                                    Mr. Walters     
If these periods are not
convenient for you,
the peer tutoring
room 403 is available.

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The Citywide Council on High Schools {CCHS}
is an advisory body concerned
with the education of high school students.
The CCHS is responsible for issuing an
annual report on how effectively
high school students are served by
the NYC Department of Education and
for making recommendations for improvements.
The CCHS must hold at least one
public meeting per month during
which the public may discuss
issues concerning high schools. 
You are eligible to run if you are a parent of a
 student currently attending a public,
non-charter high school.
During the 2015 Selection Process, parents
 can apply to serve on CCHS at
http://nycparentleaders.org/NYCDOE/en-ApplicationForm
(on or after February 11, 2015).
The application period ends at 11:59 pm on March 11, 2015.

       

 

 

 

 

 

                 

 

Dear Parents,

Programming & Class Equalization
Midwood High School is a term school.
Students receive programs at the
beginning of each term.
Programming any school, but
especially one as large as
Midwood High School, is a challenging
task and typically results in the
need for program changes.
The need for changes can include errors,
oversights, and most importantly
the need to equalize class sizes
according to union rules.
By union contract all
schools have the first ten {10}
days of school each term to
finalize the equalization process.
Unfortunately this process often
leads to students receiving
program changes that they did
not request. While we recognize
the initial disruption that this
causes to students, it is necessary
and part of the mandatory process.
It is important that parents and students
understand that these changes may
occur randomly for any students during
the first 10 days of the semester.
We ask for your patience and
understanding during this process.
Midwood High School's programming
office cannot accommodate individual
students personal programming needs
i.e., before/after school responsibilities,
employment.
Each term parents and students
{at each grade level} must assume
that their school can start as early
as 1st period {7:15A.M.} and end as
late as 10th period {3:30P.M.}.    

Summer Institute is for young women
in high school in New York City
and who can commit to a
full-time summer program.
The program is completely free
and students will receive a stipend
to help pay for the
subway and lunch. 
Applications are accepted
on a rolling basis and strongly
encourage students to send
in the application as early as possible
spaces in the programs fill up quickly!
To apply to the Summer Institute
http://www.sadienash.org/apply_summer.htm

Please see attachment for  policy regarding
student eligibility for participation in senior events.
 

BELL SCHEDULE 2014/2015

Extended Bell Schedule

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Dear Parents & Guardians,
For the safety and well-being of your child it is imperative
that we have accurate biographical and emergency contact
information on file for both you and your child. 
All changes of address, phone numbers,  cell phone numbers,
guardianship and emergency contact persons must be reported
to your child’s guidance counselor. 
According to the Chancellor’s Regulations, all changes of
address must be accompanied by a gas, electrical, or water bill. 
 A mortgage statement is acceptable as well.  If you rent and do not
pay utilities, a notarized letter from your landlord is required.  
Additionally, change of guardianship requires a notarized form which
is available at our school. 
Sincerely,
Fern Bren
Assistant Principal
Pupil Personnel Service