REGISTRATION FOR 2025-2026

KINDERGARTEN - 5th GRADE REGISTRATION FOR FALL 2025:
 
 
 
Registration for Grades K-5 for September 2025 will reopen September 2nd, 2025 at 10am.
 
All registration will take place on a walk-in basis.
 
Attached please find the required forms and documents to be submitted. 

English Registration Packet.pdf 

Spanish Registration Packet.pdf 

Arabic Registration Packet.pdf  

Chinese Registration Packet.pdf  

 

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Announcements

  • School Office will Reopen September 2nd

    PS 102's School Office will open Tuesday, September 2, 2025 for new registration from 10:00am to 12:00pm and will continue 9:00am to 11:00 am daily.

    Forms and instructions are available under the Registration Tab.

    For questions contact Parent Coordinator, Sheba Vazquez at bvazquez11@schools.nyc.gov or (718) 748-7404 x2323

    Thank you!

    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • Middle School Offers and Virtual Middle School Admissions Event

    Dear Families,
     
    We encourage you to attend one of the NYC DOE's Virtual Middle School Admissions Events in April. Please see the attached flyer for dates, times, and information in different languages.
     
    Online Virtual Events will cover:
    • How families can view their child's middle school offer.
    • How to add their child to the waitlist and understand how waitlist offers are made.
    If you are unable to attend any of the virtual sessions, here is some information to support Middle School Offers:
    Offer Release Day:
    • On April 9, middle school offers will be available in MySchools after school hours.
    • The Office of School Enrollment will email families after school hours to inform them that results are available in MySchools.
    Information Included in Offers:
    • One offer to a middle school.
    • An offer to a program listed on the student's application, or an offer to a program with seat availability.
    • Score reports for students who applied to Screened Audition, Talent Test, and Screened with Assessment Programs.
    • A list of middle schools where students have been waitlisted. Students are automatically on the waitlist of any school listed higher on their application than the school where they received an offer.
    Understanding Waitlists:
    • Families must check the MySchools parent portal to see their child's position on the waitlist for any school in real time.
    • Students are automatically on waitlists at programs listed higher than their offer.
    • The decision on when the waitlist will close this year is still pending. OSE will notify families as soon as a decision is made.
    • Families can add/remove themselves to/from waitlists in MySchools.
    • Families should reach out to middle schools directly for information regarding seat availability.
    • Each middle school manages its own waitlist and may decide when to make an offer.
    • Middle schools will make waitlist offers to students in the order they are listed on the waitlist. Students may move up or down on a school's waitlist over time.
    • If seats become available, middle schools will make offers directly to families.
    • Families have 7 calendar days to respond to a waitlist offer:
      • If a family accepts a waitlist offer, it replaces their current offer.
      • If a family declines a waitlist offer, they will keep their current offer.
      • If a family does not respond to a waitlist offer, they will keep their current offer and may not be able to accept the offer in the future.
    • Families should respond to a waitlist offer in the Parent Portal of MySchools.
    Reasons for a student to opt-out of their offer:
    • The student is leaving the NYC Public School system.
    • The student has an offer to attend a private, parochial, or charter school.
    • Documentation will need to be provided to the school if a student opts out. Documentation could include an offer letter from another school.
    If you have any questions, please email MSenrollment@schools.nyc.gov, or contact the school directly at 718-748-7404.
    Thank you for your attention and cooperation. We look forward to supporting your child's Middle School journey!
    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • Contacting Enrichment Teachers for Parent Teacher Conferences

    Dear PS 102 Families:

     

    The enrichment teachers will be available to meet with you on Thursday May 1, 2025 from  5:00pm - 8:00pm for Parent Teacher Conferences. To schedule your conference, kindly send an email to your child’s enrichment teacher and they will get back to you with further details. Please make sure to include your child’s name and class in your message. 

     

    Drama -- Ms. Weitz

    tweitz@schools.nyc.gov

    Adaptive Physical Education -- Mr. Messina

    gmessan2@schools.nyc.gov

    Fine Arts -- Ms. Motisi 

     jmotisi2@schools.nyc.gov

    Physical Education –

    Ms. Lurie

    ekushnick@schools.nyc.gov

    Fine Arts -- Ms. Stanton 

    mstanton@schools.nyc.gov

    Physical Education –

    Mr. Mailman

    wmailman@schools.nyc.gov

    Global Dance -- Ms. Demyan 

    jdemyan@schools.nyc.gov

    Social Studies –

    Ms. Kreines

    ekreines@schools.nyc.gov

    Music -- Ms. Mealing

    pmealin@schools.nyc.gov

    STEAM -- Ms. Carter 

    MCarter6@schools.nyc.gov

    Technology -- Mr. Silverman 

    msilverman3@schools.nyc.gov

    STEAM -- Ms. Stepto

    cstepto@schools.nyc.gov

     

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  • Water Outlet Test for lead and remediation - Letter dated 10/10/23

    Please see the attachment for formatted letter on NYC DOE Letterhead.  Printed copy backpacked 10/10/23.

    The following is provided so you can use google translate if needed:

    October 10, 2023

    Dear Families and Staff:

    This is a follow up to a letter informing you that your school’s water outlets would be tested for lead
    in 2023.

    On September 27, 2023, all operational sources of water at P.S. 102 - Brooklyn (P.S. 102 The
    Bayview at 211 72 Street Brooklyn, NY 11209), including for drinking or cooking, were tested for
    the presence of lead. The laboratory results showed elevated levels of lead in 5 of the 74 samples
    outlets from which water was taken and tested. Any drinking or cooking outlet with elevated levels
    was immediately taken out of service, and will remain out of service until it is successfully
    remediated. Details of elevated results are attached and complete test results are posted on the
    DOE website at https://www.schools.nyc.gov/schools/K102. Click “Reports” and look for the
    “Facilities” heading.

    The test results include water outlets that are not used for drinking or cooking, including
    handwashing sinks. Sinks will have clear signs indicating “Hand Washing Only” and “Not for
    Drinking Use.” The custodial staff will continue to flush the P.S. 102 - Brooklyn water systems on
    Monday mornings and after holidays to eliminate stagnant water. This is part of our comprehensive
    protocol to ensure safe drinking water for students and staff in each and every school. To learn
    more about the protocol please visit
    https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/space-and-facilities/space-and-facilities-reports/water-safety

    We will keep you updated on the remediation work at P.S. 102 - Brooklyn, and thank you for your
    patience and support.
    Sincerely yours,
    Kevin Moran

    A NOTICE TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND STAFF
    P.S. 102 - Brooklyn
    P.S. 102 The Bayview
    211 72 Street Brooklyn, NY 11209
    October 10, 2023
    Safe and healthy school environments can foster healthy and successful children. To protect public health, the Public
    Health Law and New York State Health Department (NYSDOH) regulations require that all public schools and boards of
    cooperative educational services (BOCES) test lead levels in water from every outlet that is being used, or could
    potentially be used, for drinking or cooking. If lead is found at any water outlet at levels equal to or above 5 parts per
    billion (ppb), which is equal to 5 micrograms per liter (µg/L), the NYSDOH requires that the school take action to reduce
    lead exceedance.
    What are the initial first draw testing elevation results?

    Samples Collected on 09/27/2023
    Floor Function / Space Closest Room Outlet Type Sample Results (ppb)
    02 Bathroom 217A Cold Water Faucet 1 5.48 ppb
    02 Classroom 215 Cold Water Faucet 1 5.4 ppb
    03 Classroom 301A Cold Water Faucet 1 5.8 ppb
    03 Classroom 314 Cold Water Faucet 1 9.64 ppb
    03 Library 317 Bubbler 1 37.6 ppb
    What is being done in response to the results?
    Each of the affected drinking or cooking outlets, have been taken out of service and will remain out of service until
    remediation work is completed and future testing provides results below the action level. Outlets that are not used for
    drinking or cooking that tested with lead levels above the action level (5 ppb) will remain in service for hand washing
    only, with “Hand Washing Only” and “Not for Drinking Use” signs posted.

     

    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • Parent Information Session on NYS Computer Based Testing

    Please join us for a Parent Information Session on NYS Computer Based Testing

    Monday, April 7, 2025 for Grades 3 – 5
    Time: 9:00 am - 10:00 am
    Location: P.S. 102 Library (Room 317)

    Presented by:
    Ms. Ann Perrone, Assistant Principal
    Ms. Laura Fasanelle, Assistant Principal
    Annemarie Minniti, Instructional Coach

    If you need translation services, please reach out to our
    Instructional Coach at AMinniti@schools.nyc.gov.

    Refreshments will be served.

    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • Computer Based Testing Family Letter

    Please see the attached letter about CBT Testing for 2024-2025.

    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • SPREAD THE WORD: PROSPECTIVE FAMILIES SCHOOL TOUR

    SPREAD THE WORD: Prospective Kindergarten Families --PS 102 School Tour
    Thursday January 16, 2025 at 9:00am
     
    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • NYC Kid's Rise Savings Program

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    This school year, kindergarteners through 3rd graders can participate in the NYC Kid's Rise SaveForCollege Program + get free NYC Scholarship Accounts with money for college + career training: nyckr.org/eligibility-24

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  • PS 102 Career Day - Friday, January 17th

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    Parents and Guardians are encourage to sign up and talk to classes about their jobs! 
    See the flyer that went home for more information & to sign up.

    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • Complete the PS 102 School Leadership Team Survey

    Dear Parents and Families,
     
    The School Leadership Team (SLT) is a group of parents and staff members who develop educational policies for our school. They also make sure there are resources to support those policies. The SLT provides ongoing evaluation of our school’s programs and their impact on student achievement, plays an important role in school-based decision-making, and helps to make our school cultures more collaborative.
    The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is comprised of parents and teachers. The PTA advocates for students and families. Its role includes updating parents and families about the school and planning and running activities for parents and families. The PTA also supports our school in a number of ways, including organizing activities for families—both academic and social. raising funds and running volunteer events.
    We would appreciate your feedback regarding your comfort reaching out to these two groups. Please complete this 3 question survey as soon as possible.
    Thank you in advance,
    The PS 102 School Leadership Team 
    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • NYC Drought Warning

    On November 18, Mayor Eric Adams issued a drought warning for New York City. All New Yorkers are encouraged to conserve water. Based on Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) guidance, we encourage families and staff to adopt water-saving habits, emphasizing reducing water use as a shared responsibility: 

    • Report open fire hydrants and street leaks to 311.

    • Limit unnecessary flushing, as toilets account for a major portion of water use.

    • Reduce shower times.

    • Turn off faucets: Avoid running water while brushing teeth or washing hands.

    • Fix leaks promptly: Report and repair any dripping faucets or running toilets.

    • Run dishwashers and washing machines only when full.

    • Ask custodial teams to use brooms to clean sidewalks and driveways where possible.

    Additional tips for reducing water use can be found at nyc.gov/savewater. 

    PS 102 – The Bay View School

  • Chancellor's Five Borough Listening Tour

    The listening tours will be held from 6:00–8:00 p.m. (doors open at 5:30 p.m.) on the following dates: interested participants are encouraged to register as soon as possible as space is limited:

    • November 19: The Manhattan session will take place at the High School of Graphic Communication Arts (439 W 49th Street, New York, NY 10019);
    • November 26: The Brooklyn session will take place at Thomas Jefferson High School (400 Granville Payne Ave (Pennsylvania Avenue), Brooklyn, NY 11207);
    • December 3: The Queens session will take place at the Academy of American Studies High School (40-11 28th Street, Astoria, NY 11101);
    • December 10: The Bronx session will take place at P.S. 306 (40 W Tremont Ave, Bronx, NY 10453); and
    • December 17: The Staten Island session will take place at Curtis High School 
      (105 Hamilton Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301
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NYCDOE Announcements

  • An Important Letter from the Chancellor

    Please see an important letter from the Schools Chancellor attached. 

    NYCDOE Announcements

  • Norovirus Awareness

    Please see important message attached from the NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE

    NYCDOE Announcements

  • End of Year Message from Chancellor Aviles-Ramos

    Dear Families,

    When I was a teacher, principal, and district leader, I always took time at the end of the school year to reflect—both on what we had accomplished and what lay ahead. Now, as Chancellor, I am eager to do the same. It's been an honor to lead this incredible community of students, staff, and families, and I'm glad that we have much to celebrate as we wrap up the 2024-2025 school year.

    This year, we continued transforming literacy and math instruction across our city through NYC Reads and NYC Solves. We're providing unprecedented levels of coaching and training for our educators, who are doing the critical work to ensure all students, including our students with disabilities and multilingual learners, are getting high-quality, rigorous, engaging instruction every day.

    We also expanded Student Pathways, adding more schools and career pathways to our signature FutureReadyNYC program. Over 15,000 students participated in FutureReadyNYC this year, and in the past two years, our students have earned over $18 million through work-based learning!

    In addition, we launched NYCPS Cares, a new initiative to support both the whole child and the whole family. As part of this work, we are training over 1,000 Family Connectors to serve as trusted messengers in their communities and to connect parents and guardians to city resources. And that's just the beginning—for a full recap of accomplishments, visit our 2024-2025 Year In Review.

    We also have plenty of work ahead. Starting this fall, NYC Reads and NYC Solves will expand to 186 additional schools, with NYC Reads launching in middle schools for the first time. FutureReadyNYC will grow to serve another 50 schools, and we'll open seven new schools, including the Northwell School of Health Sciences and HBCU Early College Prep.

    We're also funding the hiring of 3,700 additional teachers to create smaller class sizes; expanding and strengthening 3-K and Pre-K, including for students with disabilities; growing our innovative specialized programs for autistic students; continuing to welcome our newest New Yorkers with open arms; and much more.

    Families, thank you for choosing NYC Public Schools. We value your partnership immensely. I also want to thank our family and community volunteers and leaders, including our Community and Citywide Education Councils, Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council, Parent Teacher Associations/Parent Associations, School Leadership Teams/District Leadership Teams, Title I Parent Advisory Councils, NYC Reads Ambassadors, and Family Connectors.

    While the school year is ending, the work continues. I'm proud of the school year we've had and excited for what the next one will bring. I hope you are, too.

    In partnership,
    Melissa Aviles-Ramos,
    Chancellor

     

    NYCDOE Announcements

  • An Important Letter from the Chancellor

    Please see an important letter from the Schools Chancellor attached. 

    NYCDOE Announcements

  • Norovirus Awareness

    Please see important message attached from the NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE

    NYCDOE Announcements

  • End of Year Message from Chancellor Aviles-Ramos

    Dear Families,

    When I was a teacher, principal, and district leader, I always took time at the end of the school year to reflect—both on what we had accomplished and what lay ahead. Now, as Chancellor, I am eager to do the same. It's been an honor to lead this incredible community of students, staff, and families, and I'm glad that we have much to celebrate as we wrap up the 2024-2025 school year.

    This year, we continued transforming literacy and math instruction across our city through NYC Reads and NYC Solves. We're providing unprecedented levels of coaching and training for our educators, who are doing the critical work to ensure all students, including our students with disabilities and multilingual learners, are getting high-quality, rigorous, engaging instruction every day.

    We also expanded Student Pathways, adding more schools and career pathways to our signature FutureReadyNYC program. Over 15,000 students participated in FutureReadyNYC this year, and in the past two years, our students have earned over $18 million through work-based learning!

    In addition, we launched NYCPS Cares, a new initiative to support both the whole child and the whole family. As part of this work, we are training over 1,000 Family Connectors to serve as trusted messengers in their communities and to connect parents and guardians to city resources. And that's just the beginning—for a full recap of accomplishments, visit our 2024-2025 Year In Review.

    We also have plenty of work ahead. Starting this fall, NYC Reads and NYC Solves will expand to 186 additional schools, with NYC Reads launching in middle schools for the first time. FutureReadyNYC will grow to serve another 50 schools, and we'll open seven new schools, including the Northwell School of Health Sciences and HBCU Early College Prep.

    We're also funding the hiring of 3,700 additional teachers to create smaller class sizes; expanding and strengthening 3-K and Pre-K, including for students with disabilities; growing our innovative specialized programs for autistic students; continuing to welcome our newest New Yorkers with open arms; and much more.

    Families, thank you for choosing NYC Public Schools. We value your partnership immensely. I also want to thank our family and community volunteers and leaders, including our Community and Citywide Education Councils, Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council, Parent Teacher Associations/Parent Associations, School Leadership Teams/District Leadership Teams, Title I Parent Advisory Councils, NYC Reads Ambassadors, and Family Connectors.

    While the school year is ending, the work continues. I'm proud of the school year we've had and excited for what the next one will bring. I hope you are, too.

    In partnership,
    Melissa Aviles-Ramos,
    Chancellor

     

    NYCDOE Announcements

  • An Important Letter from the Chancellor

    Please see an important letter from the Schools Chancellor attached. 

    NYCDOE Announcements
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PTA News

  • PTA Meeting Dates 2024/2025 School Year

    Mark your Calendar!  PS 102 PTA Meetings - 2024-25 School Year

    General Meetings - First Monday of Every Month at 7PM on Zoom

    • 9/9

    • 10/7

    • 11/4

    • 12/2

    • 1/6

    • 2/3

    • 3/3

    • 4/7

    • 5/5

    • 6/9 - Last Meeting of the Year

    Executive Board Meetings - Third Monday of Every Month at 12PM on Zoom

    • 9/23

    • 10/21

    • 11/18

    • 12/16

    • 1/27

    • 2/24

    • 3/17

    • 4/21

    • 5/19

     

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  • PS 102 PTA Executive March Meeting

    D20 20K102PA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

    Topic: PS 102 PTA Executive March Meeting
    Time: Mar 17, 2025 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
    Join Zoom Meeting
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    Meeting ID: 983 4177 7354
    Passcode: 941460

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  • March General PTA Meeting

    D20 20K102PA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

    Topic: PTA General March Meeting
    Time: Mar 3, 2025 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
    Join Zoom Meeting
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    Meeting ID: 998 3242 2030
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  • Preorder your PS 102 Apparel Today!

    Support the PS 102 PTA and show your school spirit! Preorder your PS 102 apparel today! See link for more information. 

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  • December PTA Executive Board Meeting

    D20 20K102PA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

    Topic: December Executive Board Meeting
    Time: Dec 16, 2024 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

    Join Zoom Meeting
    https://nycdoe.zoom.us/j/98302041053?pwd=soUXjHJuxT43VJlU3bMWB8agoIPypo.1

    Meeting ID: 983 0204 1053
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  • PTA Meeting Dates 2024/2025 School Year

    Mark your Calendar!  PS 102 PTA Meetings - 2024-25 School Year

    General Meetings - First Monday of Every Month at 7PM on Zoom

    • 9/9

    • 10/7

    • 11/4

    • 12/2

    • 1/6

    • 2/3

    • 3/3

    • 4/7

    • 5/5

    • 6/9 - Last Meeting of the Year

    Executive Board Meetings - Third Monday of Every Month at 12PM on Zoom

    • 9/23

    • 10/21

    • 11/18

    • 12/16

    • 1/27

    • 2/24

    • 3/17

    • 4/21

    • 5/19

     

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  • Follow PS 102 PTA

    Follow us on social media - PS 102 PTA on FB and Instagram

    Links to all things PTA at : linktr.ee/PS102PTA

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  • PS 102 PTA Executive March Meeting

    D20 20K102PA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

    Topic: PS 102 PTA Executive March Meeting
    Time: Mar 17, 2025 12:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
    Join Zoom Meeting
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    Passcode: 941460

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  • March General PTA Meeting

    D20 20K102PA is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

    Topic: PTA General March Meeting
    Time: Mar 3, 2025 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
    Join Zoom Meeting
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PS 102 Online Resources for Students

Click here to access the Family Log In Reference Guide - UPDATED December 2024

 These pages contain an overview of the applications available to students at PS 102. Within this document, you’ll find descriptions and links to our online programs that are available for both home and school use.

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