Parent Teacher Conference Links
Public School 36X Unionport
Announcements
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Parent Teacher Conferences (Students will be dismissed at 11:40am.)
P. S. 36 Virtual PARENT-TEACHER Conferences
Thursday, March 5, 2026
1:00 - 3:00pm
2 Sessions
5:00 - 8:00pm
We will have 2 Sessions: 1:00 - 3:00pm & 5:00 - 8:00pm.Links will be posted on the school website at www.ps36x.org. Please login to your Zoom meeting link 5 minutes before your scheduled time. If you are having problems, email us at admin@ps36x.org** Students will be dismissed at 11:40am ***Kips Bay & NYJTL Afterschool Programs will be open full day*Public School 36X Unionport -
NYC 2026 School Survey
IT IS TIME FOR PARENT SURVEY!!!
This is your chance to tell us how we're doing!
NYC School Survey Opens February, 9, 2026
NYC 2026 School Survey
Your Opinion Matters!
We want to hear from you!
Pease take the school survey today!
Complete the paper survey and return to school inside the provided envelope.
**You need to fill out one survey for each child who attends P.S. 36**
Complete the survey online at nycschoolsurvey.org
Once you submit the survey, take a picture of the confirmation, print it and send it to school with your child, or email the picture to admin@ps36x.org
Help your child's class to have 100% parent surveys submitted. They will be rewarded with an ICE CREAM SUNDAE PARTY!
Complete your survey and be entered in our raffle to win prizes! Winners will be drawn in April.
Last Day to Submit Surveys is April 1st
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Summer Rising
A free summer program and adventure in learning for New York City students!
Important Dates
- March 3, 2026: Application Opens
- March 27, 2026: Application Closes
- April 21, 2026: Offer Release
- July 1, 2026: Summer Rising Starts
For more information, visit:
All NYC residents in grades K-8 during the 2025-26 school year are eligible to apply, including multilingual learners, immigrant students, and students with disabilities.
Summer Rising runs from:
- July 1 through August 14 for students in grades K-5
- July 1 through August 6 or 7 for students in grades 6-8
These dates are subject to change.
Any changes will be announced directly to families.
New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) and the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) have partnered on
Summer Rising 2026, supporting students in their academic learning and offering enriching experiences. In addition to field trips, art activities, outdoor recreation and more, free and nutritious breakfast and lunch options will be provided for all students.
NYC Schools
Delivering for you. Every day. Everywhere.
DYCD
The Department of Youth & Community Development
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How To Sign In To Teachub, Google Classroom, Sora and Beanstack...
TeachHub is a portal that provides quick links to apps for learning, including:
- Google Classroom, Sora, Beanstack and more!
Students must sign in with their DOE Student Accounts. Once signed in they can access all other apps without signing in again.
Steps to log in to TeachHub
- Go to TeachHub (https://teachhub.schools.nyc/)
- You will see the NYCDOE login page.
- Enter your username.
- Enter your password.
- Click on Sign in
- You are now in TeachHub!
Steps to log into your Google Classroom.
- Sign in to Teachhub (https://teachhub.schools.nyc/) with your DOE username and password.
- Once in TeachHub, go to the Search in the top right corner. Then type Google Classroom in the search bar.*
- Click on Google Classroom.
- Once in Google Classroom, you will need to accept the invite to your class. This will only be the first time you sign in.
*After your first log in, the Google Classroom app will be on your homepage. You can then click on the heart to make it a favorite so it will always be there when you sign on.
Steps to log into Beanstack & Log Reading
- Sign in to Teachhub (https://teachhub.schools.nyc/) with your DOE username and password.
- Then go to Clever and click on it.
- Once in Clever go to the Search in the top right corner.** Then type Beanstack in the search bar.*** Click on Beanstack and you're in!
- Once in Beanstack, you will click the BLUE Log Reading button in the top left-hand corner.
- Now you will have two choices. The first choice is to set the reading timer and start reading. The second choice is Log Minutes. The Reading Timer is optional. Some families find it helpful, but you do not have to use it. You can go directly to step 6.
- Choose Log Minutes.Then click on the day, enter the title and author of the book(s) you read, the number of minutes spent reading and click Log Reading.
**After your first log in, the Google Classroom app will be on your homepage. You can then click on the heart to make it a favorite so it will always be there when you sign on.
***After your first log in, the Beansack app will be on your Clever home page, and you will only have 3 steps! You can also click the heart to make it a favorite.
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D8 Parent Workshop Series
JENNIFER JOYNT, COMMUNITY SUPERINTENDENT
ANYA MUNCE, DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT
COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 8
1230 ZEREGA AVENUE BRONX, NY 10462
TEL: 718 239-589
February 10 @ 6pm
Exploring the Range of Emotions
Meeting ID: 856 8364 2682
Passcode: 041128
March 10 @ 6pm Building a
Community of Caregivers Meeting
ID: 876 0092 5955
Passcode: 094816
April 21 @ 6pm Understanding the Adolescent Brain
Meeting: 837 2257 3948
Passcode: 994503
Arabic Line: 347-4114
Conference ID: 450 364 256#
Bangla Line: 347-966-4114
Conference ID: 993 740 522#
Spanish Line: 347-966-4114
Conference ID: 329 859 605#
Work Hard & Be Kind
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D8 SPECIAL EDUCATION PARENT SERIES
New York City Public Schools
Jennifer Joynt, Community Superintendent
Anya Munce, Deputy Superintendent
COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 8
1230 Zerega Ave, Bronx, NY 10462 718-239-5890
2025-2026 DISTRICT 8
SPECIAL EDUCATION PARENT SERIES
ALL SESSIONS ARE VIRTUAL FROM 1:00-2:00PM
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2025
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2025
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2026
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2026
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2026
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 2026
ENGLISH LINE: 646-558-8656
MEETING ID: 995 2240 4246 PASSCODE: 888888
Arabic Line: 347-966-4114 Conference ID: 577 148 295# Bangla Line: 347-966-4114 Conference ID: 649 506 82# Spanish Line: 347-966-4114 Conference ID: 213 367 908#
PLEASE RSVP TO ATTEND A SESSION
RSVP Special Education Parent Sessions
LINK FOR VIRTUAL SESSION will be emailed after your registration
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P.S. 36 Cell Phone & Electronic Device Policy
September 2025
P.S. 36 Cell Phone & Electronic Device Policy
PURPOSE:
To create an environment conducive to learning by minimizing distractions caused by cell phones and other personal internet-enabled electronic devices, ensure the safety and focus of all students during school the school day, and follow Education Law §2803, effective August 1, 2025, all New York State schools are required to adopt a policy that prohibits the use of personal internet-enabled devices during the school day on school grounds. An "internet-enabled electronic device" is defined as an electronic device capable of connecting to the internet and enabling the user to access content on the internet. Examples of such devices include cell phones, smartphones, smartwatches, laptops, tablets, iPads, and portable music and entertainment systems.
POLICY STATEMENT:
Students will not be permitted to use or access their personal internet-enabled electronic devices upon arrival at school until the end of the school day. The school day is defined as the period from the moment students enter the school grounds until the last class of the day ends, including during breakfast and lunch. The school day starts at 7:50am and ends at 2:40pm. Students will be able to use school and NYCPS-issued devices during the school day.
- COLLECTION/STORAGE:
- Upon arrival, students must power off their devices.
- The school will collect devices:
- Under the supervision of staff members, devices will be collected. At designated collection points (yard, gym, lunchroom and/or classrooms), students will place electronic devices into a labeled pouch. Then, students will place the pouch into a lockbox which will be stored until the end of the school day. At the end of the school day, devices will be distributed by school staff in classrooms prior to dismissal. Devices must remain off until dismissed.
- Students who were late or had their device confiscated will have to pick up their device from the Main Office, Room 163.
- Students with approved early dismissal will retrieve their devices from the Main Office, Room 163.
- EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS:
- In case of emergency or exigent circumstances, parents or guardians can call
Ms. Karina Ali (Parent Coordinator) at 718-822-5345 to reach their child.
- In case of emergency or exigent circumstances, students may access phones in the Main Office, Room 163 to reach their parents or guardians.
- In case of emergency or exigent circumstances, the school will use GAMA to communicate information to parents or guardians.
- Here is how parents/guardians can access the automated messaging system: Directions for setting up NYCSA account to access GAMA messages.
- EXCEPTIONS:
- Students are allowed to use their device if they have an individualized education program (IEP) or 504 Plan that includes use of an internet-enabled device and do not have a DOE-issued device for such purpose.
- Parents/guardians must contact Ms. Rachelynn Cruz (Assistant Principal) at 718-822-5345 if a student requires an exception for reasons such as: medical reasons (for example to monitor blood sugar or other similar circumstances), if student is a caregiver, for approved language purposes (such as translation or interpretation services if no other means are available), or where otherwise required by law.
- Exceptions will be processed and approved within 2 weeks of request.
- DISCIPLINE:
- Students who use electronic devices in violation of the NYCPS Discipline Code, the school's policy, Chancellor's Regulation A-413, and/or the NYCPS Internet Acceptable Use and Safety Policy ("IAUSP") will be subject to progressive discipline. This means that the disciplinary responses will escalate based on the nature and frequency of the violation.
- S. 36 Ladder of Progressive Discipline:
1st Offense: Verbal Warning
2nd offense: Device is confiscated and returned at the end of the day
3rd offense: Device is confiscated and a parent must pick up the device
- As provided in the State law, a student may not be suspended solely on the grounds that the student accessed a personal internet-enabled device in violation of school policy. Repeated incidents of insubordination (i.e. refusal to surrender or store device) may result in a suspension if approved by the Office of Safety and Youth Development.
- OTHER: IF LOST OR STOLEN:
- In the unlikely event that an electronic device is stolen or damaged at school, parents can submit a claim to the Comptroller’s Office. More information on submitting a claim is available on the Comptroller’s webpage.
We appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain a focused and productive learning environment. If you have any questions or need further clarification regarding these policies, please do not hesitate to contact Karina Ali (Parent Coordinator) at 718-822-5345.
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School Leadership Team (SLT) Meetings
School Leadership Team (SLT) Meetings
Time: 2:45pm
Location: PS 36 Library
Zoom Link:
https://zoom.us/j/95202697315?pwd=b2Ywmae5e8WzMHhvDtqbGv7Wj5VHo2.1
Meeting ID: 952 0269 7315
Passcode: 036036
2025 - 2026 Meeting Dates:
Tuesday, September 9, 2025
Tuesday, October 7, 2025
Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Tuesday, January 6, 2026
Tuesday, February 3, 2026
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Tuesday, May 5, 2026
Tuesday, June 2, 2026Public School 36X Unionport -
Back To School Updates 2025-2026
Back To School Updates
for the 2025 - 2026 School Year
First Day of School is September 4th.
School Hours: 8:20am - 2:40pm
Breakfast for K-5 students at Exit 2 from 7:50am - 8:10am
(enter schoolyard on Castle Hill Ave. & Watson Ave.)
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School Supply List 2025-2026
P.S. 36x Rising Stars 2025-2026 School Supply List
Please note the following:
• All students will need access to a desktop, laptop, OR a tablet and internet access. If you do not have a
device, please let the school know so we can support you as best as we can. Devices that were collected
in June will be given back to students in September/Early October.
• In addition, it is recommended to have some pencils, crayons, scissors, glue and paper for home as well.Public School 36X Unionport -
Arrival and Dismissal Locations
ARRIVAL
Breakfast for K-5 students at Exit 2 from 7:50am-8:10am (Enter Schoolyard on Castle Hill Avenue and Watson Avenue)
Grade Pre-K
Exit 1
Entrance located in the Middle of Castle Hill Ave
Grade K and 1
Exit 3
Entering Schoolyard on Watson Ave by the large playground
Grades 2 and 3
Exit 7A
Entering small schoolyard on the corner of Castle Hill Ave and Blackrock Ave
Grades 4 and 5
Exit 6
Entering schoolyard on Blackrock Ave
Bus Students
Exit 7
Main entrance on Blackrock Ave
DISMISSAL
Grade Pre-K
Exit 8A
Entering small schoolyard on Castle Hill Ave and Blackrock Ave
Grade K
Exit 2
Entering Schoolyard on Castle Hill Ave and
Watson Ave
Grades 1 and 2
Exit 5
Entering Schoolyard on Castle Hill Ave and
Watson Ave
Grade 3
Exit 3
Entering schoolyard on Castle Hill Ave and Cross Bronx Expressway
Grades 4 and 5
Exit 6
Schoolyard adjacent to Exit 6 on Blackrock Ave
Bus Students
Exit 7
Main entrance on Blackrock Ave
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Dress Code Policy 2025-2026
PLEASE NOTE
** The dress code is expected to be followed every day except during
School Spirit days.
** Coats/Hats should not be worn in class.
** The school attire can be purchased at many stores such as Old Navy,
Target, Kids Place (Parkchester), Cookies (Westchester Square), etc.
** If purchasing the school attire presents a hardship, please let us
know.Public School 36X Unionport
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About Us
P.S. 36 is committed to creating a safe, nurturing environment in which learning and teaching are exciting. We will provide each student with a diverse education that promotes independence, creativity, and excellence in learning. We believe that when educators, parents, and students collaborate, students achieve personal and academic success.
