268 Events
Character Day 2024!
Some of this year's participants!
Community School District 29 presents :
Dads Take Your Child to School (DTYCTS) Day! This is an event that encourages the positive involvement of fathers and father-figures in the lives of their children.
Today, Fathers and Father-figures brought their child(ren) to school and participated in many classroom activities created by our Educators for parent engagement!
Parent Coordinator, Ms. Sarmiento , Principal Smith & Assistant Principal Davis welcomed approximately 80 fathers who brought their child(ren)to school!
Thank you all for supporting this annual event!
PS/IS 268's
Meet the Teacher night is an opportunity for teachers to share information about their classroom and school year expectations.
Students and their families can also meet the teacher and see the classroom!
If you missed our Meet the Teacher event you can make an appointment to meet with your child's teacher during Parent engagement time on Monday's (between 2:40pm-3:40pm), Class DOJO your child's teacher for an appointment today!*
Grade 6-8 Presentation
Multicultural Day!!!
"The variety of our skin tones
can confuse, bemuse, delight,
brown and pink and beige and purple,
tan and blue and white...I note the obvious differences
between each sort and type,
but we are more alike, my friends,
than we are unalike."
--Maya Angelou
March Madness -Math Fair!!!
PS/IS 268 production of Disney's --The Jungle Book Kids
Our long awaited debut of Disney's -- Jungle Book Kids comes to PS/IS 268!!
Relive the adventure story of the "man-cub" Mowgli as he navigates
through the Jungle to find his home in the human village.
A story of friendship, loyalty and trust!
Enjoy some of the highlights from the show!
**Visit our schools FaceBook and Instagram for more photos!**
P.S./I.S. 268 observes P.S. I Love You day!
P.S. I LOVE YOU DAY!
"Love is patient and kind..." endeavor to show love to everyone; it's the one thing we can all afford to give!
On the second Friday of every February, staff and students wear purple in participation of P.S. I Love you Day!
To bring awareness to the importance of mental health and to decrease bullying.
We strongly believe that by educating students earlier about mental health, the conversation will be easier to discuss and students will be able to recognize when they or others around them need help.