Cordero Digest April 29




The Cordero Digest 2021-22

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Any questions? Please reach out to us: contactps37@jcboe.org 
Or Call us 201-714-4390:
You can also leave a message with our Google Voice Numbers: 
201-448-7573 (Mr. Stanton)
201-448-7947 (Mr. Cabrera)
201-706-7494 (Ms. Oyola)
201-855-6582 (Mrs. Davenport)



School Closed Monday in Observance of Eid-al-Fitr

We wish our Muslim community Eid Mubarak! School will reopen on Tuesday May 3.



Next Week is Teacher Appreciation Week

Please be sure to show some love to your teachers in the coming week. We thank them for all of their hard work throughout this school year! No gesture is too small for our deserving teachers! 

The 11th Annual Strynar Fun Run was a Success!

Please bring in your pledges by May 4th to be counted in our contest. The top three fundraisers will receive a gift card and the top class will receive a pizza party!

Thank you to all volunteers and supporters who made the day a tremendous success. 

A special thank you to Mr. Persaud and Ms. Pergola for their diligence and hard work in preparing the event.  

Next Week Begins NJSLA Testing for Students

Please review the schedule for the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments (NJSLA) in Math, ELA, and Science for students in Grades 3-8. Students in the TEACH program do not take this assessment. NJSLA Science is only administered to 5th and 8th grade students. 






Sign Up for Parents as Partners Conference on May 26th!

Please reach out to Ms. Coleman if you are interested in attending. Transportation will be provided!



Announcements from the PTA

Happy Spring from the PTA! A few announcements & upcoming events:



PTA celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week (May 2-6)! In appreciation for all that our teachers and staff do, the PTA is sponsoring events throughout the week.
  • Tuesday, 5/3: "Donut what we would do without you!" (Donuts and snacks)
  • Wednesday, 5/4: TAG DAY - Wear your teacher's favorite color, and write a note, poem, or card letting them know why you appreciate them!
  • Thursday, 5/5: Teacher's Appreciation Potluck lunch - Sign up via the link to contribute a dish and/or your time!
  • Friday, 5/6: "Thank you for catering to Students" catered breakfast
The PTA invites you to an Earth Day Craft Fair, on May 6 at 4pm in Hamilton Park. We’ll be turning waste materials like plastic caps into jewelry or cereal boxes into bookmarks. Please see the attached flyer for a list of materials you can collect and bring; PTA will provide some as well

To celebrate Earth Day, now until May 6th, drop off old, used sneakers in a collection bin next to the Security desk by the school's main entrance. The PTA will send all collected sneakers to GotSneakers (see attached flyer for more info). We already collected one entire bin - please keep the sneakers coming!

Clean Green Jersey is organizing neighborhood clean-ups in multiple locations. May 7 from 10am-1pm meet in Hamilton Park for Jersey City Clean UP.  Sign up here! 

JC Rec Activities for the Spring and Summer





Summer Camps 



Reminders

We continue to work hard to ensure they are safe and learning. Please help us with the following:
  • If your child has COVID or has been a close contact, it is imperative you call Nurse Stone. She can provide guidance as to when your child can return and next steps.
  • Nurse Stone would also like to know if your child has received the COVID vaccine. Please contact her with a copy of the vaccination card if your child has.
  • If you have questions about what is going on in a classroom, please reach out to the teacher directly first. If there is a problem that needs a resolution and the teacher isn't able to resolve it, please contact administration (our information is above).
  • Remember that our doors will open at 8:30. As the weather continues to be frigid, please ensure your children do not come too early to freeze outside. 
  • Extended Day Programs will begin shortly. Your child's teacher will be reaching out. 
  • Student COVID Testing continues every Wednesday, to sign up, please contact Nurse Stone.

Bookmobile is Back in Service!

  • Please be advised that the Bookmobile is back in service, contact your child's teachers for their times.

Vigilance with Technology

  • Please be advised that cell phone and social media use is prohibited during the school day and is further supported by the Jersey City Public Schools Code of Conduct. Improper use of technology is an offense that can lead to suspension and can carry criminal consequences. Please talk to your child regarding their use of their phones and social media and monitor it regularly. Below are some articles discussing serious issues and consequences as well as helpful hints that can be helpful for your knowledge. Kids Health Article | NY Times Article | WPIX Story
  • Mr. Stanton and Mr. Cabrera had to have a frank discussion with the middle school regarding consequences of sending inappropriate material to others. There are criminal consequences to such actions. They also discussed the AirDrop function and shutting down that option. Please discuss this with your children who have iPhones or other Apple products, they should not set themselves up to receive unwanted items via AirDrop. One such step is turning off Bluetooth and changing AirDrop Permissions to "Receiving Off." If you need further help, please review AirDrop functions on Apple's website.

Student Address Verification

Please review your the note below from Interim Superintendent Dr. Fernandez.

"As noted below, "In accordance with the applicable State statutes, regulations and JCBOE Policy Nos. 5111 & 5118, the JCBOE is vested with the authority to determine that a student is not entitled to a free education in the District and, consequently, to remove the student from any of the District’s schools,
including the District’s Early Childhood child care providers.

In addition, please be advised further that a determination that a student was not eligible to a free education from the Jersey City Public Schools may result in a parent being assessed tuition for the entire period of time the student was ineligible. This assessment may span multiple school years."




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