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Times vary throughout the year to accommodate Parents/Guardians schedules.
25-26 Club List
The 26-27 Club List will be available in late October.
Clubs are based on student interest and involvement
PSAL_Parental Consent Form.pdf
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Meeting ID: 975 7181 0393
Passcode: 108696
Please take a moment to fill out either the "Willingness to Serve" by clicking on this link Google Form by clicking here or on the image above to let us know if you're interested in volunteering or joining the board this year.
Has your home address changed?
Contact Ms. Toto in Room 135 to update your address, phone number, and email address.
Have your child bring a copy of your utility bill, lease or a copy of a valid government picture ID.
You can update emergency contacts by logging in to your NYC Schools Account (NYCSA)
If you do not have a NYCSA account email Vmartini@schools.nyc.gov to request an account creation code.
Click on the image below for upcoming workshops, meetings and the latest news.
Early Excuse Procedure
If your child needs to leave early from school please follow the steps below:
1. Send your child to school with a note. Even if you send your child with a note we will still call you to confirm.
2. Have your child drop off the note to Room 135 when they first come to school. Not bringing a note early in the morning may cause a delay when your child wants to leave.
3. We will call the parents/guardians at the phone numbers in the Student Profile account to confirm your child is allowed to leave early. We cannot allow students to leave early without contacting a parent/guardian.
4. Have your child come back to room 135 when it is time for them to leave to pick up the completed Early Excuse Form.
We are unable to send a student home alone if they are sick. If a student is sick an adult 18 years or older must pick up the child. Questions? Contact your child's counselor.
If your child is sick, they MUST go to the Nurse in Room 139. A parent/guardian must pick up a sick child. A sick child will not be allowed to leave by themselves.
Early Excuse Procedure and Policy 2024-2025.pdf
Click here for this and other school policies.
Resources offered to Parents/Guardians, Students and the Immigrant Community visit/
Recursos ofrecidos a padres/tutores, estudiantes y la comunidad inmigrante visite:
queensnorthhs.org/parent-corner
Click here to see the Queens North High Schools for a calendar of virtual Parent Workshops.
2026-Parent Worshop Series - Morningside CBO-translations.pdf
2024-2025-Parent Workshop Series.pdf
Click here for NYCWell information
If you're feeling anxious, depressed or are struggling with substance abuse, visit the NYC Well app. It is confidential and counselors are available 24/7/365.
Be kind to your mind...always.
En Español NYC Well app_Spanish.pdf
Introducing TalkSpace - Free to ALL New York City Teens
"Teen mental health crisis is as complex as teens themselves, simple solutions don’t exist. But there’s one thing our therapists know for certain: “Teens are vividly clear in stating their wish for more support, attention, understanding—simply, ‘to have someone in their corner’ or ‘have their back’,” says Elizabeth Keohan, LCSW-C, LICSW. “This is not ambiguous—teens say it routinely. Their wish amid frustrations is to be heard, but also for someone to take the time to understand."
Congratulations to our Returning and Newly Elected Parent Leaders for the 2026-2027 School Year!
Parents' Association
President - Lori Richmond
Vice President - Erika Kiss
Secretary - Maria Diaz
Treasurer - Sully Chen
School Leadership Team (SLT)
Elaine Keating-Brown
Tricia Lee
Ria Millen (continuing term)
Judy Wong (continuing term)
Lori Richmond (PA President)
Title 1 Chair and Alternate
Teresa Sallent
Tricia Lee
Thank you again to the Nominating Committee who conducted the elections according to Chancellor's Regulations A-660 and the Aviation HS PA bylaws.
Congratulations to our Returning and Newly Elected Parent Leaders for the 2025-2026 School Year
Parent Association Executive Board
President - Ms. Richmond
Vice President - Ms. El Fakhar
Recording Secretary - Ms. Wong
Treasurer - Ms. Chen
Title 1 Parent Advisory Council (PAC)
Chairperson - Ms. Lyrist
Alternate - Ms. Lee
School Leadership Team Parent Members
Ms. Lee
Ms. Medina
Ms. Millen
Ms. Richmond (PA Rep)
Judy Wong
A huge thank you to Ms. Habiburrahman, Ms. Medina, Ms. Sowell and Ms. Vasiliou-Rozos for volunteering to be part of the Nominating Committee.
Health Guidance and Resources for Families—Tips for Staying Healthy
When a child is sick, being at school can be tiring and uncomfortable—and without proper rest, it’s harder for them to get better. Giving them time at home to recover not only helps them heal more quickly, but also keeps our school community healthier.
If your child is experiencing symptoms such as fever, coughing, vomiting, diarrhea or simply seems unwell, please allow them the time they need to rest and regain their strength before returning to school.
- Your child needs to be fever free for 24 hours without medication to return.
- If a student leaves school early with a fever, they cannot return the next day as they will not be fever-free for 24 hours.
Click here to read the NYC Public Schools Health Guidance and Resources for Families which lists what to do when sick and tips for staying healthy.
Sunnyside Community Services is our Community Based Organization (CBO)
Students can visit Room 104 from 9am - 6 pm
The 2025-2026 Guidance Department's Information Session Presentations are available by grade level below. Parents are encouraged to review the presentation relevant to their child’s grade for important guidance and academic planning information.
Freshman - Wednesday, October 1, 2026 at 7:30 pm with Ms. Donohue and Ms. Alba
freshmen Start of Year Presentation Counselor 2025.pdf
Freshmen Start of Year Presentation Counselor 2025_Spanish.pdf
Click here for the Zoom link.
Meeting ID: 967 9149 9666
Passcode: 231103
Sophomores - Wednesday, October 15, 2026 at 7:30 pm with Ms. Gutierrez and Ms. Alba
Sophomore Start of Year Presentation Counselor SY 2025-2026.pdf
Click here for the Zoom link.
Meeting ID: 977 1574 6988
Passcode: 848098
Juniors - Tuesday, December 4, 2026 (new date!!) at 7:30 pm with Mrs. Ojong and Ms. Alba
Junior Start of Year Presentation SY 2025-2026.pdf
Click here for the Zoom link.
Meeting ID: 986 2230 1225
Passcode: 232255
Seniors - Tuesday, October 7, 2026 at 7:30 pm with Mrs. Diaz and Ms. Alba
Ms. Aiello and Ms. Wenger will also be discussing the Senior Trip, Prom and End-of-Year Activities and fundraising that is available to all students.
Seniors Start of Year Presentation SY 2025-2026.pdf
Click here for the Zoom link
Meeting ID: 912 8726 2819
Passcode: 050573
Visit our new Seniors section located under the Students tab.
Seniors - Thursday, November 13, 2026 with Mrs. DiGiorgio at 7 pm
Special Financial Aid Information Session with Representative from Hofstra University
Specifically geared for our Seniors but Juniors are welcome to attend!
Click here for Zoom link.
Meeting ID: 939 5329 9464
Passcode: 444717
To see Ms.DiGiorgio's Presentation from her June 11, 2026 workshop for Juniors (Class of 2027) click here: What does my child need to to next for Senior year
Visit the College & Career Section of our website often by clicking here or on the image below.
SAPIS Counselor
The Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention Specialists (SAPIS) program provides a range of prevention and intervention services such as:
- Reduce the prevalence of substance abuse among youth
- Decrease the negative health, social, and educational consequences associated with substance abuse
- Prevent the escalation of substance abuse behaviors to levels requiring treatment
- Individual and group counseling
- Crisis intervention and conflict resolution
- Assessments and referrals for mental health and substance abuse services
Mr. Jim (Jim Foran)
Room 341
Students Who Need a Learning Device
NYC Public Schools (NYCPS) is lending out devices to students.
See Ms. Toto in the Guidance Suite, Room 135 to request or return a device.
Working Permit Process for Students
Pick up the Application for Employment Certificate AT-17 from Room 135.
Bring the following:
1. Fill out the top portion of Form AT-17 signed by a parent AT-17-Application.pdf
2. A recent doctors note stating you are fit to work or Form AT-16 AT-16-Physical Fitness Certification.pdf
3. Your high school ID
Visit Ms. Said in Room 130 with all the above documents.
For working papers during the Summer Break please see Mr. Foran. You may contact him at jforan@schools.nyc.gov
Click here to view the programs and activities offered by the Queens Public Library for Teens, Adults, Older Adults and New Americans
Sunnyside Community Services Offers No-Cost ESOL Classes
Visit SCS.org for information on ESOL classes. To see all the programs and services offered by SCS visit scsny.org/programs
Riis Settlement Offers
No Cost English Classes
If you are interested in enrolling in NO COST English classes with Riis Settlement, please fill out the pre-registration form.
You will be contacted by email with more information about registration.
For more information, please contact: Phone: 862-367-6647 or email riisenglish@gmail.com
For more information visit RiisSettlement.org
Come back after September 20th for the updated flyers.
No Cost Adult ESL Classes
For more information call 718-361-9480 or to find a program near you visit AdultEdu.nyc
Adult Education offers tuition-free classes for eligible students (21 years and older who have not earned a U.S. high school diploma or equivalency) in:
Adult Basic Education (ABE), Career and Technical Education (CTE), High School Equivalency Preparation (HSE), English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
Please be advised that English classes are no longer given at Aviation High School.
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El programa de Educación para Adultos ofrece clases gratuitas para estudiantes elegibles (mayores de 21 años que no hayan obtenido un diploma de bachillerato estadounidense o equivalente) en:
Educación Básica para Adultos (ABE), Educación Profesional y Técnica (CTE), Preparación para el Equivalente de Bachillerato (HSE) e Inglés para Hablantes de Otros Idiomas (ESOL)
No podemos inscribirte en las clases de inglés como segundo idioma (ESL) gratuitas. Llama al 718-361-9480 para obtener más información o para encontrar un programa cerca de ti. Visita AdultEdu.nyc.
Le informamos que en Aviation High School ya no se imparten clases de inglés.
We want to encourage families to make sure they have taken the following steps for the new school year:
- Create your New York City Schools Account (NYCSA); it’s how we’ll get in touch with you throughout the year with critical announcements. If you already have a NYCSA account, login and confirm your contact information is accurate. If you have forgotten the password click on Forgot Your Password? If you had a NYC School Account the previous school year you do not need to create a new account, simply clock on Forgot Your Password? NYCSA accounts should not be associated with your child's email address or an address from your child's middle school.
- Submit all required health forms and that your child is up-to-date on immunizations. Learn more about these health forms—and why they matter—here. Your child can bring their updated medical form to the Ms. Ellis or Nurse Mojica in the Medical Office, Room 139.
- Check your child’s transportation options and eligibility. Any questions regarding the OMNY card should be sent to Ms. Bradley at SBradley3@schools.nyc.gov. Students who have misplaced their OMNY card should visit Ms. Bradley in Room 149 from 10am - 2pm.
- Follow @nycschools on social media (X/Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook) and check out, The Morning Bell.
Find up-to-date information on NYC Public Schools (NYCPS) by accessing one of these websites.
Encuentre información actualizada sobre las Escuelas Públicas de la Ciudad de Nueva York (NYCPS) accediendo a uno de estas paginas.
Our School utilizes the School Messenger system to deliver text messages to your mobile phone with important information about school closings, events, safety alerts and more. To participate in this free service* send a text message of Y or YES to 67587. You can also opt out of these messages at any time by replying STOP to any of our messages.
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Nuestra escuela utiliza el sistema School Messenger o el sistema de Mensajería Escolar para enviar mensajes de texto a su teléfono móvil con información importante sobre cierres de escuelas, eventos, alertas de seguridad y más.
Para participar en este servicio gratuito* envíe un mensaje de texto de Y o YES al 67587. También puede optar por no recibir estos mensajes en cualquier momento respondiendo STOP a cualquiera de nuestros mensajes.
SMS_Text_Opt-In_Flyer_67587.pdf
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Fair Fares is a City program that helps qualifying New Yorkers access subway and bus rides at half the price. Find out if you meet the eligibility requirements here .
If you are eligible, you can apply for the Fair Fares program by visiting the website or and completing the online application or calling 311. Check out this list of accepted documents that verify important information.
Once your application is submitted, the City will review your application before issuing your Fair Fares MetroCard. If you have additional questions on applying, contact the Human Resources Administration here . This is not a NYC Department of Education program, therefore all questions and support need to be go through the contacts provided on the websites. |
Home Delivered Meals and Farmers Market for Seniors
Some of our family dynamics include multi-generational homes with 60+ family member living with us. Some parents are caregivers to their elderly parents. The NYC Department for the Aging offers programs your loved ones may be eligible for.
Our 60+ family members who are able to travel to Older Adult Centers (OAC's) can participate in the lunch program.
The NYC Department for the Aging has expanded its free meal delivery program. Starting Summer 2024 deliveries to older New Yorkers (ages 60+) will include holidays and options will include halal dishes. Please visit NYC Aging's website to learn or to request home delivered meals for your loved ones.
The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program is for low-income older adults to access locally grown fruits, vegetables and herbs. NYC Aging offers free bus service from participating Older Adult Centers to major supermarkets. Check out all of the food programs for older adults, and spread the word to your older loved ones.
Search for events and activities on the NYC Aging Activities Finder.
Family Feedback on the NYCPS' Language Assistance Services
Family feedback is essential. We encourage families to share their experiences with the language assistance services available at NYC Public Schools.
Click here or visit tinyurl.com/OLA-Feedback
Language Access for All
NYC Public Schools offer free translation and interpretation services for families who prefer to communicate in a language other than English. If you need assistance, such as during a parent teacher conference or to obtain special education services for your student, contact your school’s
principal or parent coordinator.
You may also visit schools.nyc.gov/hello for additional language assistance resources, to provide feedback, or to submit inquiries or a complaint
nycps-speak-your-language-notice-fy-25.pdf
Chancellors Regulation A-663 update
Chancellor's Regulation A-663 Language Access for Parents has been recently updated. Some highlights, in the new updated regulation, include the expansion of the NYCPS covered languages from nine (9) to twelve (12) parent-preferred languages (other than English), formal establishment of a Language Access Coordinator at each school and much more. Click here to see the updated Chancellor's Regulation.
A-663 Regulation updated June 20 2025.pdf
As your Parent Coordinator, I am your point of contact to help you with your questions and concerns, provide additional information, or refer you to the appropriate contact. I promise that if I cannot find an answer to your questions, I will find someone who can. It is important to provide our families with up-to-date information via phone calls, emails and our website. I have already met so many wonderful families and want to maintain a warm and welcoming school environment.
Covid Protocol for Students as of September 2024
Respiratory illness, including COVID-19, Guidance
Based on updated health guidance, instead of a minimum isolation period, people with COVID-19 should stay home and away from others based on their symptoms, similar to how they would for other respiratory infections, like flu and RSV.
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- If your child has COVID-19 symptoms(Open external link), they should get tested and separate from others right away. You should speak to a provider to see if treatment is appropriate for your child.
- Your child should stay home until, for at least 24 hours, they have had no fever without taking fever-reducing medicine and other COVID-19 or other respiratory symptoms, such as cough, are getting better.
- If your child tests positive for COVID-19 but has no symptoms, they do not need to stay home but they still need to take the below steps for five days to prevent spreading the virus to other (see Avoid Getting Others Sick section below).
- Additional COVID-19 information can be found here.
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Covid Guidance for Students and Staff as of March 2024
This is a reminder that the coronavirus protocol changed for students and staff in March of 2024. School communities are no longer notified when there is a positive case of the coronavirus, but the student’s teachers will be contacted regarding Google Classroom work requests. All the coronavirus information can be found here.
COVID-19 Guidance as of March 2024
Based on updated health guidance, instead of a minimum isolation period, people with COVID-19 should stay home and away from others based on their symptoms, similar to how they would for other respiratory infections, like flu and RSV.
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- If your child has COVID-19 symptoms, they should still get tested and separate from others right away.
- Your child should stay home until, for at least 24 hours, they have had no fever without taking fever-reducing medicine and other COVID-19 symptoms are getting better.
- If your child tests positive for COVID-19 but has no symptoms, they do not need to stay home but they still need to take steps to prevent spreading the virus to others. Additional COVID-19 information can be found here.
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Workshops
Helping Families with Emotions and Relationships at Home, School and at Work with the A, B, C Plan
Presentation given at the November Parents' Association Meeting
A_B_C_Plan_Presentation Handout.pdf
Guidance Department Information Sessions
Freshmen Start of Year Presentation Counselor SY 2025-2026.pdf
Freshmen Start of Year Presentation Counselor SY 2025-2026_Spanish.pdf
Seniors Start of Year Presentation SY 2025-2026.pdf
Workshops for the 2023-2024.pdf
