This is what it feels like to go to school in the greatest city in the world. 😎
Thank you to all of our students, staff members, families, and city partners for another incredible school year.
Have a great summer! ☀️
#MovingPostcards
Happy National Food Service Worker Day!
Meet Ismat, a cook manager at Stevenson Campus High School in District 8.
At the start of every school day, some of the first people our students interact with are our cafeteria and food service staff. ❤️
The #LookBook goes to the first day of preschool, where the city’s universal-2K program’s inaugural class joined Friends of Crown Heights Educational Center: nymag.visitlink.me/ABpw8P
✊Be bold and take a stand against bullying!
If you or someone you know is bullied or harassed, report the incident to your Respect for All Liaison or a caring adult.
Learn more: schools.nyc.gov/RespectForAl…
Your life is not a game. Don’t treat it like one.
Check out this student-made PSA video about the dangers of subway surfing.
Written, filmed, and edited by film students at the High School of Art and Design: Maiya, Madeleine, Remie, and Amenah.
Attendance matters!
Being present isn’t just about being in school, it’s about the special experiences:
🎨 an inspiring art class
⚽ a game you don’t want to miss
🤝 or the friend who saved you a seat
Need help getting to school?
Visit on.nyc.gov/EveryDayMatters.
REMINDER: New York City Public Schools will be closed on Monday, September 21, 2026 in observance of Yom Kippur.
Families can view the official NYCPS 2026-2027 school year calendar on our website: schools.nyc.gov/calendar
The FLAG Award nominations are now open through November 29th!
The FLAG Award for Teaching Excellence recognizes and celebrates extraordinary teachers who inspire learning through creativity, passion and commitment.
Nominate your favorite teacher today: flagaward.org/nominate-your-…
Today we and @NYCSchools are announcing new measures to make water in New York City Public Schools safer and help further reduce the risk that students are exposed to high levels of lead in drinking water.
Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3T6cKKb
ALT Text reads: N Y C Health Department and Public Schools Announce Additional Water Protections in Schools, Reducing Risk of Lead Contamination. Today the New York City Health Department and New York City Public Schools announced new measures, backed by a $5 million initial investment from the city, to make water in New York City Public Schools safer. By increasing lead testing rates and water flushing rates, and taking new steps to protect drinking water, these efforts will help further reduce the risk that students are exposed to high levels of lead in drinking water. N Y C Health logo.
At @NYCSchools, we are committed to protecting the right of every student to attend public school, regardless of immigration status, national origin, or religion.
For more resources, visit: nyc.gov/KnowYourRights.
Visit @NYCImmigrants to learn more.
Happy #HispanicHeritageMonth!
At NYCPS, we celebrate the rich history, vibrant culture, and enduring impact that Hispanic people and Latinos have had on our country, city, and world.
💡 Did you know? September is Attendance Awareness Month!
Regular attendance helps students stay connected to their school community.
If you need help getting your student to school, contact their school or call 311 for resources.
Learn more: on.nyc.gov/EveryDayMatters
I was so excited to welcome everyone #BackToSchool and to kick off the 2026–27 school year together!
I hope everyone was able to rest, recharge, and make lasting memories with family and friends this summer.
I hope this school year is filled with many special moments for our students, faculty, and caregivers. I look forward to all that we will learn, create, and accomplish together in the year ahead.