I.S. 93 Ridgewood would like to thank Principal E. Santos for his dedication as Principal since 2007.

National Teacher Appreciation Day is May 2, 2023.

Since 1984, Teacher Appreciation Week has occurred during the first full week of May each year, with National Teacher Day occurring on the Tuesday of that week. However, this year, Teacher Appreciation Week will be celebrated from May 8, 2023 - May 12, 2023, with National Teacher's Day occurring on May 2, 2023.

Thank you to our teachers for all they you do for our students and for our learning community.

The 32 Community Education Councils and 4 Citywide Education Councils make important decisions about your child’s education.

Meet the candidates running for seats.

Voting ends May 9.

You can vote for 3 candidates.

To vote, use your NYCSA account: https://www.schoolsaccount.nyc/

Questions about voting? Join a Q&A session from April 21 to May 9.

For questions about the 2023 elections email us at: elections2023@schools.nyc.gov

Tryouts are on May 3rd and May 10th after PM dismissal. Permission slips are in the General Office or see Ms. Trapasso, Room 202.

Rehearsals will be held on May 15th , May 17th and May 22nd after PM dismissal. Permission Slips will be available after May 10th in the General Office.

Talent Show performances will be on May 23rd , May 24th - Periods 2 and 3. May 25th , period 3. Parents are welcome.

May's Theme: Spring Elections!

Agenda*
09:30 - Roll Call
09:35 - CPAC Business & Updates
Agenda T/B/A

The Saturday Soccer Club is coming to an end. With only 3 meetings left, I wanted to take a moment to share how enjoyable it has been for me to work and play with the student-athletes who took the time to come get some exercise, build their soccer skills, and most importantly have some fun. A majority of participants have shown an improvement in their skills and ability to play the game as well as an improvement in their ability to communicate and work together to achieve (or score!) a common goal. The attitude of the Saturday Soccer Club progressed positively as weeks went on. At first, students were not comfortable communicating with each other and might even get down on a fellow teammate if something went wrong for their team. However, more opportunities to play with different teammates helped change the majority of attitudes at our meetings. Presently, there is much more motivational communication amongst the students, as most look to pick someone up who has made a mistake instead of putting them down. Seeing these positive changes, both athletic and social/emotional, has been a delight for me. Thank you everyone who has shared this experience with me. Let’s finish strong in May!

- Mr. Boffoli