Schools will be closed Monday, April 22nd through Tuesday, April 30th.
Have a restful time off and we will see you on Wednesday, May 1st.
There will be Saturday school April 20th. There is NO Saturday school on April 27th
Upcoming Workshops
Mother's Day Paint Night
Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) and the Parent Association will be hosting a Mother's Day Paint Night on Thursday, May 2nd
Registration is required before April 25th. Scan the QR code or complete the Microsoft Form
When: May 2nd at 6pm
Where: School Cafeteria
There will also be a brief information session on their free Home Health Aide (HHA) Training and free English classes (English Speakers of Other Languages or ESOL classes). You will get information on how to sign up for the FREE HHA training program and ESOL classes. To learn more about the FREE HHA Training click here or for information on the FREE English classes click here.
Health, Nutrition & Fitness Workshop
Keeping children healthy through exercise and good nutrition are crucial to a child’s academic success. Join us via Zoom. DATE TO BE ADVISED
https://nycdoe.zoom.us/j/92072836475?pwd=dDNhekFWOXdtNFF2NmoybFltdEt1UT09
Meeting ID: 920 7283 6475
Passcode: 453036
Join us for our Monthly Remote Parent Association Meetings at 6:30 pm on Thursdays***
Link for Zoom Meetings for October 2023 through June 2024
https://nycdoe.zoom.us/j/92072836475?pwd=dDNhekFWOXdtNFF2NmoybFltdEt1UT09
Meeting ID: 920 7283 6475
Passcode: 453036
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Parent Association 2023 - 2024
President: Ferdie Lee
Vice President: Luz Gomez
Secretary: Maria Sagbaicela
Treasurer: Hind El Fakhar
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Queens North High Schools Parent Workshop and Forums
Review the Nominations and Elections Presentation refresher from the April 9th meeting.
You can run for PA President, Vice-President, Secretary or Treasurer. More information to be shared at our next remote PA Meeting on Thursday, April 18th.
If you would like to be part of the Nominating Committee please email D24Q610@schools.nyc.gov
QHSPC Nominations Elections Refresher.pdf
Check monthly for updates on scheduled Family Forums and Workshops.
Family Survey Reminder
We are asking that you complete the Family Survey as soon as possible.
Visit https://surveys.panoramaed.com/nycdoe
On this website enter a lowercase "f" followed by your child's 9 digit ID number, without any spaces.
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.
Para 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."
Class of 2028 Parents and Guardians
Save the Date: Freshman Orientation is Saturday, May 18th at 9am
School Counselors for our incoming Freshman are Ms. Gutierrez and Ms. Alba
Ms. Alba
All Grades ISS/SWD (Instructional Support Services/Students with Disabilities)
718-361-2032 ext. 1354
Ms. Gutierrez
General Education Population
718-361-2032 ext.1355
We encourage all of our Parents and Guardians to attend our monthly remote Parent Association meetings. Check back after the first day of school.
You will receive emails, short texts and voicemail recordings with information. Check my page and view my calendar
Tutoring Schedule - subject to change
Need to touch contact your child's teacher, email them.
FREE ESOL classes (English for Speakers of Other Languages) offered by Sunnyside Community Services
You can enroll now for the Spring in-person 8 week session.
Morning and evening classes are available. Scan the QR code for more information.
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Clases GRATUITAS de ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages o Inglés para Hablantes de Otros Idiomas) ofrecido por Sunnyside Community Services
Puede inscribirse ahora para la sesión de primavera en persona de 8 semanas.
Escanea el código QR para más información.
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Fair Fares is a City program that helps qualifying New Yorkers access subway and bus rides at half the price. Fair Fares is open to New York City residents ages 16 to 82 living at or below 120% of the federal poverty line. 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. ********** Fair Fares es un programa de la ciudad que ayuda a los neoyorquinos que califican a acceder a viajes en metro y autobús a mitad de precio. Fair Fares está abierto a residentes de la ciudad de Nueva York de 16 a 82 años que viven en o por debajo del 120% del umbral federal de pobreza. Descubra si cumple con los requisitos de elegibilidad aquí. Si es elegible, puede solicitar el programa Fair Fares visitando el sitio web o completando la solicitud en línea o llamando al 311. Consulte esta lista de documentos aceptados que verifican información importante. Una vez enviada su solicitud, la Ciudad la revisará antes de emitir su tarjeta MetroCard Fair Fares. Si tiene preguntas adicionales sobre la solicitud, comuníquese con la Administración de Recursos Humanos aquí. Este no es un programa del Departamento de Educación de la Ciudad de Nueva York, por lo tanto, todas las preguntas y el apoyo deben realizarse a través de los contactos proporcionados en los sitios web. |
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.
Early Excuse Procedure/Procedimiento de Excusa Anticipada
Please follow the steps below:
- Send your child to school with a note. Have your child drop off the note in the morning and fill out the Early Excuse Form in Room 135.
- We will call the Parent or Guardian at the phone number in the Student Profile to confirm the early excuse.
- 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 cannot allow students to leave early without contacting a Parent or Guardian. If your child does not fill out the Early Excuse Form in the morning, this will cause a delay when your child needs to leave.
Questions? Contact your child's counselor by clicking here.
If your child is sick, they MUST go to the Nurse in Room 139. A parent/guardian must pick up a sick child.
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Siga los Pasos a Continuación:
1. Envíe a su hijo a la escuela con una nota. Haga que su hijo deje la nota por la mañana y complete el formulario de excusa temprana en el salón 135.
2. Llamaremos al padre o tutor al número de teléfono que figura en el perfil del estudiante para confirmar la excusa anticipada.
3. Haga que su hijo regrese al salón 135 cuando sea el momento de salir para recoger el formulario de excusa anticipada completo.
No podemos permitir que los estudiantes se vayan temprano sin comunicarse con un padre o tutor. Si su hijo no completa el Formulario de excusa temprana en la mañana, esto provocará un retraso en la hora de salir.
Preguntas? Comuníquese con el consejero de su hijo haciendo clic aquí
Si su hijo está enfermo, DEBE ir a la enfermera en la habitación 139. Un padre/tutor debe recoger a un niño enfermo.
Lunch Form Application
Please complete the online form for free school meals. The City is asking that all families have this form completed. Regardless of what you enter on this form, all children at Aviation High School will continue to get free breakfast and lunch.
When prompted, enter 11101 as the school district. Please click this link to access the form: https://www.myschoolapps.com/
Students Who Need a Learning Device
The NYC Department of Education is lending out iPads and Chromebook to students that need electronic devices.
See Ms. Toto or Ms. Cordero in the Guidance Suite, Room 135 to request or return a device.
Has your home address changed?
Contact Ms. Toto, our Guidance Secretary, in Room 135 to update your address, phone numbers, emails and add or remove emergency contacts.
You can have your child bring a copy of your utility bill, lease or a copy of a valid government picture ID.
SAPIS Program
The SAPIS Counselor is here to listen to you
The Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention Specialists or SAPIS (formerly known as SPARK) is an additional counseling service/support program where you find a place to communicate in a warm, friendly, and confidential atmosphere. Mr. Foran is here for you every day. Confidentiality is honored and respected
For more information on the SAPIS Program click here
Click here to view Mr. Foran's presentation on the Opioid Crisis and information on the use and dosage of Narcan.
Opioid Crisis and NARCAN_01 18 2024.pdf
Jim Foran, SAPIS Level III Counselor
718-361-2032 ext. 3411
Room 341
Monday - Friday 7:15am - 2:45pm
College Application Support
Our College and Career Counselor, Ms. Soraya DiGiorgio, shares tons of information on her page.
Information for Students not Placed at Aviation High School
We would like to thank you for your interest in Aviation High School. Thousands of students applied to our school and we only have capacity for about 500 students. We wish that we could accept all of our applicants. Please read the information below to learn more about our admissions programs and to obtain Family Welcome Center contact information for any Admissions Process questions you may have.
Regarding the Waitlist: The NYCDOE placed every student on the Waitlist of every program students ranked above the program they were placed in. We have 1,000 students on each waitlist. The NYCDOE also placed 700 students for our 500 seats so it is very unlikely that we will draw from our waitlist. We are so very sorry that this process is so confusing and has such little transparency.
Admissions Information:
- Ranking and selection was conducted by the NYC Department of Education Office of High School Admissions
- Both Q60A and Q60Q admissions codes represent 250 ninth grade seats each (for a total of 500 students)
- 16%, or roughly 40 seats per program, are designated for Students with Disabilities (80 total Students with Disabilities and 420 total non-Students with Disabilities)
- Both programs are screened with ranking based on sixth grade and seventh grade report card grades and sixth grade standardized test scores
- School administration does not know the details of how students were ranked or selected
For details and appeals, please contact the Office of High School Admissions and the Family Welcome Centers directly.
- Office of Admissions by phone 718-935-2009
- Office of Admissions by email at HSEnrollment@schools.nyc.gov
- See email below for the Family Welcome Center
School Districts /Distritos Escolares |
FWC Email Address/Correo Electrónico |
Bronx Districts 7, 9, 10 |
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Bronx Districts 8, 11, 12 |
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Brooklyn Districts 13, 15, 20, 21 |
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Brooklyn Districts: 14, 19, 23, 32 |
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Brooklyn Districts 16, 17, 18, 22 |
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Manhattan Districts 1, 2, 4 |
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Manhattan Districts 3, 5, 6 |
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Queens Districts 24, 30 |
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Queens Districts 25, 26 |
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Queens Districts 27, 28, 29 |
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Staten Island District 31 |
Aviation High School’s Federal Aviation Administration Program Regulations and Information
Parents, Guardians and Students please click here for important information regarding Shop classes.
Working Permit Process for Students
Pick up the Application for Employment Certificate AT-17 from Room 135.
Fill out the top portion.
Get a doctor's note stating you are 'fit to work'.
Bring form AT-17, doctors note and your high school ID to Mr. Toyos in Room 130.
Parents' Bill of Rights and Responsibilities
See the Parents' Bill of Rights available in English, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Haitian Creole, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Russian, and Urdu.
NYC School Account (NYCSA)
Updated: March 13, 2024
If you have received a phone call, it is because we do not have an email address on file for you. Email me at vmartini@schools.nyc.gov with your full name, your child's name and their OSIS #. I will then email you a temporary password which includes instructions on how to create your NYCSA. With this account you will be able to access your child's report cards, attendance, electronically sign forms and some of the class grades.
If you have already received a temporary password and created your NYC School Account please disregard this message.
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Si recibió una llamada telefónica, es porque no tenemos un correo electrónico registrada para usted. Envíeme un correo electrónico a vmartini@schools.nyc.gov con su nombre completo, el nombre de su hijo y su número de OSIS. Luego le enviaré por correo electrónico una contraseña temporal que incluye instrucciones sobre cómo crear su NYCSA. Con esta cuenta podrá acceder a las boletas de calificaciones de su hijo, asistencia, firmar formularios electrónicamente y algunas de las calificaciones de la clase.
Si ya recibió una contraseña temporal y creó su cuenta de NYCSA , ignore este mensaje.
For more information on NYCSA /Para más información sobre NYCSA
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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 me 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.
La seguridad es una prioridad máxima en Aviation High School, por lo tanto, cuando visite, diríjase al Mostrador de Seguridad en la entrada principal. Esté preparado para mostrar una identificación válida para recibir un pase.
'Tis the Season
The winter season coincides with an increase in viruses, stomach bugs and other illnesses within school communities. If a student becomes ill during the school day, the school nurse will determine, based on the student’s symptoms and the nurse’s professional clinical judgement, if the student needs to go home. School nurses will work with school administrators and supervisors to ensure that students who are not well enough to stay in school are not sent back to class. Review the link below for tips to stay healthy.
If your child will be absent, kindly email EToyos@Schools.nyc.gov in the Attendance Office and your child's School Counselor
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La Temporada de Enfermarnos está Sobre Nosotros
La temporada de invierno coincide con un aumento de virus, virus estomacales y otras enfermedades dentro de las comunidades escolares. Si un estudiante se enferma durante el día escolar, la enfermera de la escuela determinará, basándose en los síntomas del estudiante y el juicio clínico profesional de la enfermera, si el estudiante necesita irse a casa. Las enfermeras escolares trabajarán con los administradores y supervisores escolares para garantizar que los estudiantes que no se encuentran lo suficientemente bien como para permanecer en la escuela no sean enviados de regreso a clase. Revise el enlace a continuación para obtener consejos para mantenerse saludable.
Si su hijo estará ausente, comuníquese con EToyos@Schools.nyc.gov en la Oficina de Asistencia y la Consejero Escolar de su hijo.