Our school will be used as a polling site on Tuesday, June 23rd for the city elections and students will be eating breakfast and lunch in the classroom on this date.
Tuesday, June 23rd is a regular school day, and all students are expected to be in school.
Doors will open for breakfast at 7:40am and all classes will begin at 8am.
All students will be dismissed at their regular dismissal time. Please make arrangements for your child’s pick-up.
If you have any questions or concerns, please speak with your child’s classroom teacher, or contact our Parent Coordinator, Ms. Bing Xing Lin at 347-563-4680 or via email at BLin9@schools.nyc.gov.
Please be advised that the Angel Advantage Center Afterschool Program (which is housed in our school building daily) will conclude for the 2025–2026 school year on Tuesday, June 23.
Beginning Wednesday, June 24, students who participated in the Angel Advantage Center program will follow our regular PS 101 dismissal procedures and should be picked up according to their usual end-of-day arrangements at the designated exit door for 2pm.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Angel Advantage Center staff for their partnership and for providing enriching afterschool experiences for our enrolled students throughout the year.
If you have any questions regarding your child’s dismissal plans, please contact our Parent Coordinator, Ms. Bing Xing Lin at 347-563-4680 or via email at BLin9@schools.nyc.gov.
Thank you for your attention to this important reminder.
Juneteenth is a time for reflection, education, and honoring the enduring strength and resilience of Black Americans. Observed annually on June 19th, this important holiday marks the end of slavery in the United States and serves as a reminder of both the struggles and the contributions of Black individuals throughout our nation’s history.
As noted in the NYC public schools’ calendar, all schools will be closed on Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth. School will resume on Monday, June 22nd, following our regular schedule.
Below are a few resources to support conversations at home and deepen understanding of Juneteenth’s meaning:
As we observe this day, may it inspire reflection, conversation, and a continued commitment to justice and equality. Wishing all of our families a thoughtful and peaceful Juneteenth.
For upcoming dates, announcements, and school news, please visit our website at www.ps101k.com. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to contact our Parent Coordinator, Ms. Bing Xing Lin, at (347) 563-4680 or via email at BLin9@schools.nyc.gov.
Please be advised that the Brooklyn Chinese American Association (BCA) Afterschool Program has concluded for the 2025–2026 school year.
Starting today, Monday, June 15, students who participated in the BCA program will follow our regular PS 101 dismissal procedures and should be picked up according to their usual end-of-day arrangements at the designated exit door for 2pm.
If you have any questions regarding your child’s dismissal plans, please contact our Parent Coordinator, Ms. Bing Xing Lin at 347-563-4680 or via email at BLin9@schools.nyc.gov.
Thank you for your attention to this important reminder.
Please watch the tutorial below on how to use your child’s AI Teacher and begin using this fun and engaging learning experience to help them learn from home starting today. Your child’s teacher can see if your child is logging on and doing work 🙂
To access Super Teacher:
Download the app – install Super Teacher on your iPad, iPhone, Android or Chromebook. The app is free to download on the App Store (iOS) and Play Store (Android & Chromebook).
Log in with Clever- using this link to log into Super Teacher with your child’s school account (same as you would use for Google classroom).
Once you’re logged in with Clever, you have access to the full Super Teacher app. If you run into any issues or if you have any questions, you can contact the company at support@getsuperteacher.com.
Greetings, PS101 families! This is Principal Korrol, and I’m putting out this message because I desperately need your help with something. As you know, morning arrival and dismissal in the afternoon can get very crowded here. We have 1,200 students. Add in parents, and we’re looking at about 2,500 people at any given moment around the perimeter of the school.
We have a challenge with parents on scooters, electric bikes, mopeds, and so forth.
We do already have signs that say, please dismount and get off your bike when you’re approaching the school. But it seems to not be enough, as we had a serious incident this morning, when a child was hit by one of these electric scooters, which a parent was on.
We need you, and I’m asking you, to please dismount and get off your bike when you’re approaching the school.
Please get off your bike, walk your child to arrival or walk to pick up your child in the afternoon, and do not get back on your scooter until you’re away from the school area.
First of all, nobody should be riding on the sidewalks anyway. But regardless. Please make sure you’re getting off your bike, your scooter, whatever the case is, even if it’s just a regular old bike, and walking your bike with your child, and not…riding that scooter, because again, doing this can hurt other people. Things happen, kids are running in all directions, this is part of our crowd. This is normal in terms of what kids are doing. We need our adults and parents to help us by ensuring, again, and I’m repeating the same thing, you dismount your bike.
So please pass this message on to each other. We will continue to have people outside and assist where we can, but it’s our school community, and it’s how we work together that ensures student safety.
Thank you for paying attention to this message. Again, we need your help. Thank you.
Click on the links below for your child’s grade and select your child’s class to watch the Early Childhood Winter Wonderland shows from earlier this week.
PS 101 The Verrazzano School 