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Tribeca Learning Center
PS 150
334 Greenwich St
New York NY 10013
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COMMON QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The following is a list of answers, to some commonly asked questions. Please read the following carefully. It is important that the necessary routines are put in place immediately to ensure a successful school year.

Why must I adhere so strictly to the arrival and dismissal procedures?

Our procedures are designed to ensure the safety of all of our children. We will not dismiss your child to an adult that we do not know unless you have submitted written consent and this adult as proper identification. Please make sure you fill out and return the "Dismissal Information" form that you will receive

Why is the school staff so concerned about consistent attendance and punctuality?

OUR SCHOOL DAY BEGINS AT 8:50 AM. It is imperative that your child is in the plaza prior to 8:50 AM, each day, so that he/she can line up with the class when the bell rings. When children are late for class, they miss valuable learning experiences and they interrupt the continuity of instruction for the other children. Missing fifteen minutes or more of classroom time is a significant amount of time for our students. Excessive lateness does affect a student's chances/options for middle school acceptance.

OUR SCHOOL DAY ENDS AT 3:10 PM. Adults, who pick up children, must be on time as well. When parents pick up children after the designated time children become anxious. Additionally, it places a burden on the staff, as their workday does not end until all of their students are picked up.

What should I do if I have a question or concern regarding my child's progress or school life?

You should address all of your concerns and questions to the classroom teacher at first. If you are unable to resolve the situation with the teacher, you should schedule a meeting to talk to me. After this, we will schedule a meeting with all the adults that might be able to support your child through the situation about which you are concerned.

 

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WHO DO I CONTACT IF

...I have questions about my child's scholastic progress, well-being and emotional development, and/or activities in the classroom?
    Your first contact should be with your child's classroom teacher.
...I need a metro card for my child or I have a question about the bus?
    Contact the school secretary.
...My child has food allergies and/or other dietary restrictions and/or I want to make sure the school food is safe for my child to eat?
    Contact our school cook.
...My child has special medical needs (asthma, diabetes, etc) and/or I want to keep medicine on site?
    Contact our school nurse.
..I am not receiving communications from school?
    Contact our parent coordinator
...I would like to become more involved in PS150?
    Contact our parent coordinator and/or PTA Executive Board
..I have recently moved and my emergency information has changed?
    Contact our school secretary, parent coordinator or classroom teacher.
...I have a question about afterschool?
    During school hours, call Manhattan Youth at 212 766-1104 or check out the web site at www.manhattanyouth.org
...I have a question about my child's IEP
    Contact our school psychologist, guidance counselor or the specific service provider (speech and language lecher, occupational therapist, etc..
Updated 12/13/07