Dear PS 101 Families:
April recognizes Arab American Heritage Month. Ramadan begins on April 2 and ends with the celebration of Eid al-Fitr on May 2. Our teaching staff will be using NYCDOE resources and instructional materials to celebrate heritage and culture in accordance with Ramadan and Eid-al-Fitr.
Appreciation of other cultures requires nurturing our sense of respect and acceptance. The more we understand and appreciate each other, the more we strengthen the social fabric of our city and our schools.
Eid al-Fitr translates to the “Festival of Breaking the Fast” and is celebrated starting on the first day of Shawwal following the month of Ramadan.
The resources below may be helpful in continuing to learn about Ramadan at home:
Eid al Fitr: All About the Holidays (PBS Learning Media)
Sincerely,
Gregg Korrol
Principal
PS 101 The Verrazzano School 
Thank you very much for sharing this with everybody. We appreciate it.. I would like to correct one piece of information. Ramadan is a (Muslim) heritage in the whole world not only Arab. Muslims in all nationalities celebrate this month, it’s very dear and spiritual month.
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Thank you. These were actually two different posts combined into one, celebrating Arab heritage and Ramadan. I can see the confusion and thank you for letting us know!
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yea thanks its good to see respect to islam but can you please make eid break 3 days and 2 times year because there are 2 eids please please please
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Can you email 21k0101@schools.nyc.gov with specific dates and details please- thank yo for your help
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