2016-17 Full Calendar - Clarkstown Central School District

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School Calendar
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Secondary Late Bus
4:15 Monday – Thursday
Each school menu can be found at www.ccsd.edu/menu
Be Sure To Return Your Emergency Information Card To Your Child’s School.
North and South High Schools
- 7:25 Instructional Day Begins
- 2:00 Dismissal
www.ccsd.edu/alerts
When school must be closed due to weather or other emergencies,
announcements are made via the following media:
Internet
www.ccsd.edu
CCSD Mobile App
facebook/ccsdschools
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twitter@ccsdschools
AM & FM Radio
WCBS 880 AM
WVNJ 1160 AM
WFAS 1230AM
WRCR 1700 AM
WLNA 1420 AM
WVOX 1460 AM
WHUD 100.7 FM
WFAS 103.9 FM
Television
WCBS Channel 2
WNBC Channel 4
WNYW Channel 5
WABC Channel 7
NEWS Channel 12
Parents registered with our Blackboard Connect mass notification emergency
contact system will be notified of school closings, due to inclement weather or
other emergency situations, via phone call and/or email. Parents are asked at
the beginning of each school year to complete an Emergency Information Card
for each child currently attending school in our district. It is important that this
information, which includes phone numbers and email addresses, is kept current
as Blackboard Connect is the District’s primary tool for parent communication.
You can update your information at any time by contacting the secretary at your
child’s school.
Weather Make Up Days
Once we exceed four adverse weather condition days, weather make-up days
will be taken in the following order:
April 13, 12, 10 , February 24, 23, 22, 21. (all in 2017)
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- 3:33 Dismissal
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“Late” Schools
Bardonia, Lakewood, Little Tor,
West Nyack, Woodglen
Elementary Schools
- 8:22 First Bell
- 3:05 Dismissal
Birchwood School
- 2:30 Dismissal
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Building Schedules
“Early” Schools
Laurel Plains, Link, New City,
Strawtown Elementary Schools
- 7:52 First Bell
- 2:35 Dismissal
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Message from the Superintendent..................................p3
August 2016.................................................................. p4
September 2016 - August 2017........................................p6
CCSD Directory..............................................................p28
For Your Information.....................................................p31
Notice of Non-Discrimination....................................p33
Notice of Release of Info. to Military Recruiters..........p33
Parents’ Bill of Rights...............................................p34
Student Privacy.......................................................p36
Community Services Directory.......................................p38
Notes...........................................................................p44
“Safe & Secure” Brochure Clip Out .................................p45
Year At A Glance........................................Inside Back Cover
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Table of Contents Page 2
Dear Clarkstown Parents and Community Members:
It is a privilege and honor to be the new Superintendent of Schools for the
Clarkstown Central School District.
I believe that strong professional relationships within a district are vital and
are the basis of a firm foundation for effective instruction that meets the
needs of all students. With this in mind, I have utilized my first two months
as Superintendent to reach out to CCSD staff and community leaders to
establish professional relationships, gain an understanding of systems
and structures already in place and to learn more about the people in our
district and the families in our community.
The conversations have been insightful and underscore the strength of
a school district and a community working together for one common
goal, the education of our youth. I will be working with administrators to
carefully consider all of the feedback I have received and use it to create a
shared vision for the District that we can all take pride in.
During the school year, I welcome the opportunity to create professional
partnerships with you as well, while making decisions that are in the best
interest of our students. I look forward to seeing you in our schools and at
student events, PTA sessions, district and board meetings as well as other
venues.
I have also been working closely with our principals and administrators to
ready our schools for the upcoming year. The year ahead will be filled with
exploration and learning opportunities for our students, and I am excited
for all its potential.
Let’s celebrate the success of our students and members of the school
community while working as partners in education.
Make it a great day!
Mr. Martin D. Cox, Superintendent of Schools
»» Our Mission
The Clarkstown Central School District, in a mutually respectful
partnership with the community and within a secure, caring
environment, will meet the unique needs of its students and motivate
and enable them to be life-long learners and productive, ethical
contributors to an ever-changing global society.
Message from the Superintendent Page 3
August 2016
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2016-17 Sports Starting and Ending Dates for FFMS & High Schools
Fall 2016
Football....................................August 15 - November 28
All Other Fall Sports ..........................................August 22
Modified Sports ...........................................September 7
Spring 2017
All Spring Sports.................................March 13 - June 26
Modified Sports..................................................March 27
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Winter 2016-2017
Ice Hockey....................................... November 7- April 10
All Other Winter Sports &
Modified Ice Hockey.....................................November 14
Modified Sports...........................................November 28
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BD:Bardonia, CG:Chestnut Grove, LK:Link, LP:Laurel Plains, LT:Little Tor, LW:Lakewood, NC:New City, ST:Strawtown, WG:Woodglen, WN:West Nyack, BW:Birchwood, FFMS:Felix Festa MS, NHS:North HS, SHS:South HS
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School Board Meeting
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
Fall Sports
Football Start Date
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Fall Sports: All Other Fall Sports Start Date
28
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NHS: Freshmen Orientation
10:30a-12:30p
FFMS: Gr 6 Student
Orientation 9:30a
FFMS: Gr 6 Student
Orientation 11a
FFMS: Gr 6 Student Orientation 12:30p
SHS: Freshmen Orientation 8a
August.. Page 5..
September 2016
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
1
2
3
9
10
Supt’s Conference Day
School Closed
LK: Visit New Teacher & Class 12-1p
NC: New Family 6:30-7:30p
4
Labor Day
School Closed
5
- SCHOOL OPENS K-5 Begin Mrkg Prd 1
Supt’s Conference Day 6-12 Begin Quarter 1 School Board Meeting
School Closed
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
Fall Modified Sports Start
BD: Kdgn Coffee & Kleenex 8:30a
BD: Kdgn Social 11:30a
LK: New Parents Meet & Greet
LP: Kdgn Social 11:30a
8:30-9:30a
LT: Kdgn Social 12:30p
LT: PTA Welcome Back Coffee 8:30a
LW: Kdgn Social 10-11a
LW: Kdgn Meet & Greet 8:30-9:30a
NC: Kdgn Social 1:30-2:30p
NC: Coffee & Kleenex 8:15-8:45a
ST: Kdgn Social 12:30p
ST: Kdgn Coffee & Kleenex 8-8:30a
WG: Kdgn Social 2p
WN: Coffee & Kleenex 8:30a
WN: Kdgn Social 11a
NHS: PTSA Meeting 7p
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7
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ST: Back to School Picnic
5:30-7:30p
WG: PTA Welcome Back Event 5-7p
The Day We Will
Never Forget
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LW: Meet the Teacher Gr K-2 7-8:30p
ST: (Raindate) Back to School Picnic 5:30-7:30p
WG: Meet The Teacher Gr K-2 6:30-7:30p
Grandparent’s Day
18
NC: (Rain Date) Car Wash/
Yard Sale
25
BD: (Rain Date) Gr 5 Car Wash 9a-2p
WG: 5th Gr Car Wash
12
19
LW: PTA Meeting 7:30p
ST: Meet the Teacher K-2 7p
NHS: North 101
5:30-6:30p
NHS: Back To School Night
6:30-8:30p
NHS: School Pictures
26
LP: PTA Meeting 7p
ST: Meet the Teacher Gr 3-5
7p
WN: Meet the Teacher
6:30-7:30p
FFMS: Magazine Drive
(Sept 26 - Oct-14)
13
WN: New Families Welcome Meeting 7p
FFMS: Gr 6 Back to School Night 6:30p
SHS: School Pictures 7:30a -2p
14
Feast of the Elevation LK: Meet the Teacher Gr 3-5
of the Cross
7-8p
LK: Meet the Teacher K-2 7-8p BW: Welcome Back BBQ
LP: Meet the Teacher 7p
5:30-7:30p
LT: Meet the Teacher Night 6:45p NHS & SHS: Financial Aid
LW: Meet the Teacher Gr 3-5 Presentation 7p @ SHS
7-8:30p
ST: PTA Meeting 7p
WG: Meet the Teacher Gr 3-5 6:30-7:30p
SHS: School Pictures 7:30a-2p
20
LT: PTA Meeting 7:30p
NC: Meet The Teacher
5:30-7:30p
ST: Class Parent Meeting 2p
WN: PTA Meeting 7p
NHS: School Pictures
PTA Council: Meeting 7:30p @ Chestnut Grove
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LK: PTA Meeting 7p
FFMS: Gr 7/8 Back to School Night 6:30p
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BD: Meet The Teacher 7p
WG: PTA Meeting - New Parents 7p
WG: PTA Meeting 7:30p
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First Day of Autumn
16
LW: Welcome Back Picnic
5:30p
NC: Welcome Back BBQ
5:30-7p
WN: Welcome Back Picnic
6-7:30p
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BD: Welcome Back Dinner
5:30-8p
LK: Welcome Back BBQ 6p
WG: PTA Staff Breakfast
LP: Welcome Back BBQ 5p
WG: (Rain Date) Welcome LT: PTA Welcome Back Picnic Back Event
5p
WN: (Rain Date) Welcome WN: School Picture Day
Back Picnic 6-7:30p
SHS: Back to School Night
NHS: Homecoming Game 7p
6:30-8:30p
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NC: Car Wash/Yard Sale
24
BD: Gr 5 Car Wash 9a-2p
NHS: Homecoming Dance
30
LT: PTA Fall Pictures
LT: PTA 5th Gr Tricky Tray
6:30p
LP: (Rain Date) Welcome Back SHS: Homecoming Game
BBQ 5p
SHS: Pep Rally
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
September.. Page 7..
october 2016
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
FRI.
Muharram
Clarkstown Family Resource Center
Preschool Playgroup Dates
Oct 6
WG
Oct. 18 ST
LW
Oct. 11
LP
Oct. 19
WN
Oct. 26
LT
Oct. 13
LK
Oct. 20
NC
Oct. 27
Rosh Hashanah Eve
2
Oct. 25
Rosh Hashanah
School Closed
(Sept 26 - Oct-14)
1
SHS: Homecoming Dance
7-10:30p
SHS: SAT @ SHS
All 9 - 10:00 AM
BD
SAT.
3
Rosh Hashanah
School Closed
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BD: PTA Meeting 7p
FFMS: PTA Meeting 7p
6
BW: Meet the Teacher
Elem/ MS 6:3p
HS 7:15p
NHS: Chat w/Counselors - Senior Parents 7p
SHS: Chat w/Counselors Senior Parents 7p
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NC: Fall Pictures
BW: School Pictures
SHS: Vikings Wear Pink
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WG: (Rain Date) 5th Gr Car Wash
Columbus Day
School Closed
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Yom Kippur Eve
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Yom Kippur
School Closed
12
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
(Sept 26 - Oct-14)
Sukkot
(Oct 16-23)
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LK: (Rain Date) PTA 5th Gr Car Wash 9a-1p
Shemini Atzeret
Simchat Torah
Diwali
30
Gr 9-12 Only Early
Release Day
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LW: Fall Pictures
ST: Tricky Tray
Shemini Atzeret
Simchat Torah
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Shemini Atzeret
Simchat Torah
25
BD: School Pictures
WN: PTA Meeting 7p
PTA Council: Meeting 7:30p
@ Chestnut Grove
Halloween
LK: Costume Parade 9a
LP: Halloween Musicfest
LT: Halloween Parade 1:30p
NC: Halloween Parade 1:30p ST: Halloween Parade 1:30p
WN: Halloween Parade 9-10a
26
District: Music Dept. Fundraiser Concert 7p
@ SHS
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@ Chestnut Grove 8p
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LK: PTA 5th Gr Car Wash
9a-1p
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LT: PTA Fall Event 5p
LW: Spooktacular 6:30p
FFMS: Harlem Wizards vs Faculty 7p
ST: PTA Meeting 9:30a
NHS: Senior Breakfast
NHS & SHS: PSAT/PACT
SHS: PTSA Meeting 7p
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LP: School Pictures
NC: Spaghetti Dinner
ST: Picture Day
FFMS: School Pictures
FFMS: School Pictures
LK: Picture Day
WG: School Pictures
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SHS: ACT @ SHS
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BD: Fall Festival 7-8:30p
LK: PTA Halloween Bash 7p
LP: Halloween Spooktacular
LW: Goblin Parade 1:45p
NC: Family Fun Night - Halloween 7-8:30p
ST: Trunk or Treat 6-7:30p
WG: PTA Halloween Spooktacular 7p
WN: Halloween Fun Night
October.. Page 9..
november 2016
SUN.
MON.
WG
Nov. 7
WN
Nov. 16
LT
Nov. 2
LP
Nov. 9
NC
Nov. 17
BD
Nov. 3
ST
Nov. 15
LK
Nov. 22
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FFMS: Blood Drive 3:45p
WG: Fall Book Fair
(Nov 2- 4)
LK: PTA Meeting 7p
All 9 - 10:00 AM
Nov. 1
WED.
Feast of All Saints
LW
TUES.
7
Winter Sports: Ice Hockey Start Date
LT: PTA Fall Book Fair
(Nov 7-9)
NC: Scholastic Book Fair
(Nov 7-9)
WG: 5th Gr Bingo
WN: Book Fair
NHS: Parent /Teacher Conferences 6:30-8:30p
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Election Day
School Closed
NC: Parent/ Teacher Conference Day
WN: Book Fair
NHS: Parent/Teacher Conferences 9a-1:30p
SHS: Parent/Teacher Conferences 9a-1:30p
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ST: PTA Meeting 7p
WN: Picture Retakes
WG: Fall Book Fair
WN: Book Fair (Nov 3- 8)
NHS: School Picture Retakes
SHS: PTSA Meeting 7:30p
SHS: School Picture Retake 7:30-1:30p
WG: Fall Book Fair
WN: Book Fair Family Night
6:30-8p
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6-12 End Quarter 1
Early Release Day
Veteran’s Day
School Closed
NHS: SAT @ NHS
SHS: SAT @ SHS
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NC: Early Release Fun Event
SHS: Senior Picture 10:15a
SHS: Senior Luncheon 1-3:30p
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6-12 Begin Quarter 2
Winter Sports: All Other Winter Sports & Modified Ice Hockey Begin
LP: Book Fair (Nov 14-17)
BW: School Picture Retake
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SHS: Fall Drama 2p
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LK: Picture Retake Day
ST: Picture Retake Day
WG: Picture Retake Day
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@ Chestnut Grove 8p
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BD: PTA Meeting 7p
NC: Fall Picture Retakes
LK: IB Student Museum Exhibits
LP: Book Fair
FFMS: Family Math Night
6-9p
LK: IB Student Museum Exhibits
LP: Book Fair
WN: PTA Meeting 7p
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LP: Gr 2 Thanksgiving Program
LP: Parent Visitation
LW: American Education Visitation 9a
28
Winter Sports: Modified Sports Begin
LP: PTA Meeting 7p
LW: Picture Retake Day
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17
LP: Book Fair
NHS: Fall Drama 8p
Thanksgiving Day
School Closed
18
LK: PTA Link-A-Roni 6:30p
ST: Parent Visitation
FFMS: Picture Retakes
NHS: Fall Drama 8p
SHS: Fall Drama 8p
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School Closed
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ST: School Fair 11a-1p
NHS: Fall Drama 8p
SHS: Fall Drama 8p
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LK: PTA Book Fair
LK: PTA Book Fair
LP: Picture Retakes
@ Chestnut Grove
November.. Page 11..
december 2016
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LK: PTA Book Fair & Family Night 6-8p
LT: PTA Holiday Boutique (Dec 1-2)
NHS: Social Studies Honor Society 7p
4
5
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WN: Holiday Boutique
(Dec 6-8)
7
LK: Senior Citizen Veteran Holiday Brunch
10:30a
8
Feast of the
Immaculate Conception
BD: Holiday & Kids Boutique 6-9p
NC: Winter Choral Festival
LW: Holiday Boutique
(Dec 8-9)
WG: PTA Holiday Boutique (Dec 8-9)
NHS: Senior Dinner
BD: Picture Retake
LT: PTA Holiday Boutique
K-5 End Mrkg Prd 1
SHS: SAT @ SHS
9
10
LW: Holiday Boutique
(Dec 8-9)
LP & WG: Wizards Basketball Game/ Staff
@ SHS
WG: PTA Holiday Boutique (Dec 8-9)
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12
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K-5 Begin Mrkg Prd 2 LP: Winter Concert 7p
NC: Holiday Gift Shop
(Dec 13-14)
ST: Holiday Boutique
(Dec 13-14)
WN: Winter Concert
NHS: Winter Band Concert
7p
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19
Kwanzaa
20
ST: Winter Concert 7p
WN: (Snow Date) Winter Concert
NHS: Winter Concert 7p
Christmas Day
Hanukkah
25
Holiday Recess
School Closed
(Dec 26 - Jan 2)
26
Holiday Recess
School Closed
(Dec 26 - Jan 2)
14
LK: Winter Concert 7p
LP: Holiday Boutique
(Dec 14-16)
NC: Holiday Gift Shop
ST: Holiday Boutique
WG: 5th Gr Winter Concert
6:30p
SHS: Winter Concert 7p
Winter Begins
15
16
SHS: Breakfast w/Counselors-
Jr. Parents 7:45-9:15a
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
BD: Winter Concert
LT: Winter Concert 7p
LW: Gr 3 Hero Breakfast
7:45a
21
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WN: Holiday Sing-A-Long
LW: Winter Concert 7p
27
Holiday Recess
School Closed
(Dec 26 - Jan 2)
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Holiday Recess
School Closed
(Dec 26 - Jan 2)
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Holiday Recess
School Closed
(Dec 26 - Jan 2)
30
Christmas Eve
Hanukkah Eve
New Years Eve
24
31
December.. Page 13..
JANUARY 2017
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New Years Day
Holiday Recess
School Closed
(Dec 26 - Jan 2)
ST: PTA Meeting 7p
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
Epiphany
Feast of the Nativity (Orthodox)
All 9 - 10:00 AM
LW
Jan. 10
WG
Jan. 17 ST
LT
Jan. 11
LP
Jan. 18
WN
Jan. 25
BD
Jan. 12
LK
Jan. 19
NC
Jan. 26
Jan. 24
8
9
NC: PARP (Jan 9-27)
10
FFMS: Winter Concerts
6:30p (Jan 10-11)
NHS: IB Info Meeting6:30p
11
LT: PTA Reflections Ceremony 9a
LT: PTA Meeting 9:30a
6:30p (Jan 10-11)
NHS: Chat w/ Counselors Junior Parents 7p
12
FFMS: (Snow Date) Concert 6:30p
Early Release Day
13
14
NC: Early Release Fun Event
15
22
16
Martin Luther King Jr. NC: PARP (Jan 9-27
Day
School Closed
6:30p (Jan17-18)
23
LP: PTA Meeting 7p
NC: PARP (Jan 9-27)
ST: Book Fair Week (Jan 23-27)
ST: PARP Week
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30
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27
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@ Chestnut Grove 8p
6:30p (Jan17-18)
FFMS: (Snow Date) Concert 6:30p
24
BD: Reflections & PTA Meeting 6:30p
LK: PTA Meeting 7p
ST: Book Fair Week
WN: PTA Meeting 7p
25
ST: Book Fair Week
WG: PTA Multi Cultural Fair
26
LK: Reflections Reception 7p
ST: Book Fair Week
ST: Science Fair 6-7:30p
6-12 End Quarter 2
NC: Family Fun Night Game Show
ST: Book Fair Week
WG: (Snow Date) Multicultural Fair
31
6-12 Begin Quarter 3 BD: (Snow Date) Reflections PTA Meeting 6:30p
PTA Council: Meeting
7:30p @ Chestnut Grove
January.. Page 15..
february 2017
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
1
2
3
4
10
11
LP: Talent Show @ SHS
SHS: PTSA Meeting 7p
5
6
7
School Closed
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
FFMS: Book Fair
FFMS: Parent Conferences
8:45a-1:15p
FFMS: Book Fair (Feb 3-14)
Groundhog Day
FFMS: Parent Conferences
6-8:30p
SHS: Parent/Teacher Conferences 6:30-8:30p
8
FFMS: Book Fair
NHS: National Honor Society Induction 7p
9
FFMS: Book Fair
BD: Family Fun Night 6:30p
LK: PTA Sweetheart Dance 7p
LP: Winter Dance 7p
NC: NCE Has Talent -Show Night
WG: PTA Winter Jam 7p
FFMS: Book Fair
12
13
LK: Student Author Celebration Week
NHS: 8th Gr Parent Orientation 7p
19
Mid Winter Recess
School Closed
(Feb 20-24)
President’s Day
26
20
27
WN: Jump Rope for Heart (Feb 27 - Mar 3)
All 9 - 10:00 AM
LK
Feb. 2
BD
Feb. 9
NC
Feb. 16
LW
Feb. 7
ST
Feb. 14
WG
Feb. 28
LT
Feb. 8
WN
Feb. 15
Valentine’s Day
14
LK: Student Author Celebration week
LP: Kdgn Valentine’s Day Program
LW: Kdgn Valentine Extravaganza 8:45a
Mid Winter Recess
School Closed
(Feb 20-24)
21
28
District: Bandapalooza 7p @ NHS
WN: Jump Rope for Heart
FFMS: Gr 5 Parent Orientation 6:30p
@ Chestnut Grove
15
SHS: 8th Gr Parent Orientation 7p
Mid Winter Recess
School Closed
(Feb 20-24)
22
16
17
SHS: National Honor Society Induction 7p
LK: (Snow Date) Sweetheart Dance 7p
LP: (Snow Date) Winter Dance 7p
NC: (Snow Date) NCE Has Talent - Show Night
23
24
Mid Winter Recess
School Closed
(Feb 20-24)
Mid Winter Recess
School Closed
(Feb 20-24)
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25
Kindergarten Registration
• Bardonia
February 7-10.................... 9:00-2:00
• Lakewood
February 1-3...................... 9:00-1:00
February 7-10.................... 9:00-1:00
• Laurel Plains
February 1-3...................... 8:30-2:00
February 7-10.................... 8:30-2:00
• Link
February 1-3.................... 8:30-11:30
February 7-10.................. 8:30-11:30
February 13-16................ 8:30-11:30
• Little Tor
February 7-10.................... 9:00-1:00
• New City
February 7-10 ................. 8:15-11:15
February 14-17................ 8:15-11:15
• Strawtown
February 14-16.................. 8:30-1:00
• West Nyack
February 7-10.................. 9:00-11:30
• Woodglen
February 1-3.................... 8:45-10:45
February 8-9.................... 8:45-10:45
(Snow Date) February 10.. 8:45-10:45
February.. Page 17..
March 2017
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
THURS.
FRI.
SAT.
1
2
3
4
Ash Wednesday
All 9 - 10:00 AM
BD
March 2
WG
March 14 ST
March 21
LW
March 7
LP
March 15 WN
March 22
LT
March 8
LK
March 16 NC
March 23
5
WED.
6
FFMS: Gr 5 Student Orientation (Mar 1-3)
SHS: Mu Alpha Theta Induction 7p
7
LK: PTA Meeting 7p
LP: Founders’ Day 7p
WG: Reflections Art Show
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
FFMS: Gr 5 Student Orientation
8
District: All4Strings Concert @ SHS 7p
NC: Open House
ST: PTA Meeting 7p
District: IAC Music Festival
3:30-7p @ SHS
LK: IB International Night
FFMS: Gr 5 Student Orientation
Early Release Day
LK: (Snow Date)
IB International Night 7p
9
10
District: IAC Music Festival
8a-6p @ SHS
Supt’s Conference Day Purim Eve
School Closed
NHS: SAT @ NHS
NC: Parent Teacher NHS: Spring Musical 8p
Conference Day
WN: Talent Show
NHS: Spring Musical 8p
11
12
Daylight Savings Time
Purim
19
FFMS: Drama Club Presentation 2p
26
13
14
Holi (Festival of Colors) BD: PTA Meeting 7p
LW: PARP
Spring Sports Begin
LW: Book Fair (Mar 14-15)
LW: PARP (Mar 13-17)
Spring Begins
20
BD: Spring Pictures
LW: Book Fair
LW: PARP
LW: Open House 7p
ST: Open House 7p
WG: Spring Pictures
WG: 4&5th Gr Spring Concert 6:30p
SHS: Junior Ball 7:30p
21
LP: PTA Meeting 7p
WN: PTA Meeting 7p
27
15
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
St. Patrick’s Day
17
22
23
24
30
31
25
K-5 End Mrkg Prd 2
Annunciation of the ST: Spring Pictures
Virgin Mary
SHS: World Language LK:
Tricky
Tray
7p
Honor Society Induction 7p
NC: Family Fun Night - BINGO
WG: Tricky Tray
ST: Pasta Night 6:30p
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Honor Society Induction 7p
Spring Sports: Modified
Sports Begin
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FFMS: Drama Club Presentation 7p
NHS: Spring Musical 8p
LW: PARP
FFMS: Drama Club BD: Open House 6:30p
Presentation 7p
LW: PARP
(Mar 17-18)
SHS: Junior Ball Breakfast 8a NHS: Spring Musical 8p
WG: Gr 1&2 Concert 9a
NHS: Mu Alpha Theta Induction 7p
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@ Chestnut Grove 8p
NC: Basket Bonanza
NC: Used Book Sale
SHS: Spring Musical 8p
March 28 - 30 ELA (Gr 3-8)
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2016 - 17 Elementary and Intermediate Level Testing
NYSESLAT Speaking (Gr. K - 12)..........................April 17 - May 19
ELA Common Core (Gr. 3 - 8) ....................................March 28 - 30
Math Common Core (Gr. 3 - 8) .......................................... May 2 - 4
NYSESLAT Listening, Reading, Writing (Gr. K - 12) ...May 8 - 19
Science Performance (Gr. 4 & 8) .......................... May 24 - June 2
Science Written Grades (Gr. 4 & 8) ........................................ June 5
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LP: Spring Pictures
ST: Talent Show @ SHS
WN: Spring Concert 7p
NHS: Science Fair 5-6:30p
NHS: Science Honor Society Induction 7p
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Palm Sunday
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Spring Holiday Recess Spring Holiday Recess Spring Holiday Recess
School Closed
School Closed
School Closed
(April 10-14)
(April 10-14)
(April 10-14)
Passover
(April 22-30)
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Easter
(Christian/Orthodox)
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@ Chestnut Grove 8p
LP: Book Fair
NC: Scholastic Book Fair (April 18-19)
NHS & SHS: Hear It From The Reps 6:30p @ NHS
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LP: Book Fair
NC: Spring Pictures
WG: Talent Show Rehearsal
ST: PTA Founders’ Day 7p
SHS: Art Honor Society Inductions 7p
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Spring Holiday Recess Spring Holiday Recess
School Closed
School Closed
(April 10-14)
(April 10-14)
Holy Thursday
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LK: PTA PARP Kick Off
LP: Book Fair (April 17-20)
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BD: Founders’ Day 7p
LP: Book Fair
LP: Open House 7p
WN: Spring Pictures
NHS: Art Honor Society Induction 7p
Good Friday
(Christian/ Orthodox)
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Earth Day
NC: 5th Gr Party
WG: Talent Show
NHS: Java Jive 7p
NHS: Java Jive 7p
April 17- May 19 NYSESLAT Speaking (K-12)
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WN: PTA Meeting 7p
NHS: Academic Banquet 7p
@ Pearl River Hilton
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LW: Spring Concert 7p
SHS: Academic Excellence Award Dinner
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SHS: Jazz/Troubadour Concert 7p
@ Chestnut Grove
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NHS: Junior Ball
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NC: Staff Luncheon
PTA Council: Founders’ Day 7-9p
@ FFMS
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
Cinco de Mayo
NHS: SAT @ NHS
SHS: SAT @ SHS
LK: PARP Finale 7p
WN: Staff Appreciation Lunch
April 17 - May 19 NYSESLAT Speaking (K-12)
May 1-12 NHS & SHS AP & IB Exams
May 2 - 4 Math (Gr 3-8)
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8
WN: Book Fair (May 8-11)
LK: Spring Concert 7p
LT: Book Fair (May 11-12)
LW: Staff Appreciation Day
LT: Open House 6:30-7:30p
LP: PTA Meeting 7p
WG: Book Fair
LW: Plant Sale (May 11-12)
WN: Book Fair
NC: Spring Concert
WG: Book Fair (May 9-11)
WN:
Book
Fair
Family
Night
6:30-8:30p
WN: Book Fair
6:30-8p
WG: Book Fair
FFMS: PTA Founders’ Day 7p WG: Open House 6:30-7:30p
WN: Book Fair
April 17 - May 19 NYSESLAT Speaking (K-12)
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LT: PTA Variety Show 6p
@ FFMS
LT: PTA Spring Bk Fair
LW: Plant Sale
NC: Mother’s Day Plant Sale
WG: PTA Plant Sale
WN: Mother’s Day Plant Sale
13
LK: PTA Plant Sale 9a-1p
May 1-12 NHS & SHS AP & IB Exams
May 8 -19 NYSESLAT Listening, Reading, Writing (K-12)
Mother’s Day
14
15
FFMS: Spring Concerts
6:30p (May 15-16)
SCHOOL BUDGET
& ELECTION VOTE
Special BOE Meeting @ CG
approx start 9:30-10:00p
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BD: Kdgn Tea 9a
LK: PTA Spring Book Fair
WN: Reflections
LK: Open House 7p
LP: Spring Concert 7p
LW: Recorder Concert 9a
WN: Open House 6:30p
NHS: Spring Band Concert 7p
SHS: PTSA Founders’ Day 7:30p
17
Kindergarten Orientations
LP: 8:45 ST: 8:30a LW: 9a
NC: TBA LT: 9a
LK: 3:15p WN: TBA
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LW: Gr 2 Congers Play
NHS: International Night 7p
NHS & SHS May 15-19 IB Exams
May 8 -19 NYSESLAT Listening, Reading, Writing (K-12)
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LT: PTA Founders’ Day 7p
WN: PTA Meeting 7p
BD: Spring Concert 7p
LT: Peace Day
LT: Spring Concert 6p
LW: Founders’ Day 7p
ST: Spring Concert 7p
SHS: Awards Ceremony- Juniors & Seniors 7p
24
LK: EarthBEAT
NHS: Spring Concert 7p
SHS: Spring Concert 7p
25
Feast of the Ascension Ramadan Eve
LP: Gr 4 Memorial Day District: Elementary Art Program
Show 4-6p
WG: PTA Staff Luncheon
@ Chestnut Grove
LK: EarthBEAT
SHS: Awards Ceremony
Freshmen & Sophomores 7p
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27
Ramadan
May 24 - June 2 Science Performance (Gr 4 & Gr 8)
28
Memorial Day
School Closed
29
30
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
Shavuot
31
All 9 - 10:00 AM
LW
May 9
WG
May 16
ST
May 23
LT
May 10
LP
May 17
WN
May 24
BD
May 11
LK
May 18
NC
May 25
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June 2017
SUN.
MON.
TUES.
WED.
THURS.
1
BD: Gr 3 Recorder Concert 9a
LP: Gr 3 Recorder Concert
FRI.
SAT.
2
3
BD: Field Day
NC: Field Day
LT: Field Day
LT: PTA 5th Gr Dance
ST: Gr 5 Dance 7p
WG: Gr 3 Recorder Concert 9a
WG: PTA Spring Fling
WN: Field Day
FFMS: 8th Gr Dance 7-9:30p
NHS: Rockfest 7p
NHS: SAT @ NHS
SHS: SAT @ SHS
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
BD: (Rain Date) Field Day
NHS: English Honor Society LK: PTA Founders’ Day 7p
LK: IB Exhibition
ST: Kdgn Moving Up 8:30a
SHS: ACT @ SHS
LK: Field Day
Induction 7p
WG: Field Day
LW: Gr 3 Peter Pan Play 7-9p SHS: Senior Prom 7:30-11p LP: Field Day
NHS: Saga Luncheon
@ SHS
WG: (Rain Date) Field Day
LT: PTA Staff Appreciation LP: Gr 1 Flag Day
Luncheon
ST: PTA Meeting 7p
LW: Field Day
WN: Recorder Concert 7p
NC: (Rain Date) Field Day
NHS: End of Year Art Show 4p
ST: Gr 5 Moving Up 8:30a
June 5
@New City Public Library
WN: End of Year Picnic 5-7p
Science Written
NHS: PTSA Founders’ Day 7p
NHS: Senior Prom
(Gr 4 & Gr 8)
@ Pearl River Hilton
SHS: Yearbook Breakfast
11
12
NHS & SHS: Last Day
of Classes
LK: (Rain Date) Field Day
LP: (Rain Date) Field Day
LW: (Rain Date) Field Day
NHS: Senior Awards 7p
Flag Day
LK: Senior Citizen/Veteran LP: Gr 5 Awards Assembly
Celebration 10:30a
LW: Gr 5 Moving Up 6-8p
LK: PTA New Kdgn Ice Cream @ SHS
Social 6:30p
FFMS: Gr 6 STAR Awards 1p
LP: Gr 5 Graduation 6p
PTA Council: Meeting 7:30p NC: Flag Day Celebration
@ Chestnut Grove
NC: Moving Up Ceremony Rehearsal 9a-12p
WG: 5th Gr Moving Up Ceremony 5p @ SHS
13
14
15
16
17
LK: Kdgn Celebration 9a
LP: Gr 5 BBQ
LP: K-4 Moving Up Day
NC: Year End Pizza Party
LT: Moving Up 5p
ST: Field Day
NC: Moving Up Ceremony
WG: 5th Gr Picnic
5-8p
WN: Gr 5 Moving Up Awards WN: 5th Gr Moving Up Ceremony 4:30p @ SHS
9-10a
FFMS: Gr 7 STAR Awards 1p
@ Chestnut Grove 8p
June 13 - 22 Regents & Final Exams, FFMS, NHS, SHS - See Individual Schools For Specific Testing Dates & Times.
Father’s Day
18
19
LK: Gr 5 Moving Up 9a
K-5 Early Release
(June 20-23)
20
K-5 Early Release
Summer Begins
21
K-5 Early Release
22
LW: Awards Ceremony 9a
NC: Video Viewing
FFMS: Gr 8 Moving Up FFMS: Gr 8 Moving Up Ceremonies 12:45p
Ceremonies 12:45p
SHS: Graduation 5p
NHS: Graduation 6:30p
@ RCC
SHS: Graduation Rehearsal
June 13 - 22 Regents & Final Exams, FFMS, NHS, SHS - See Individual Schools For Specific Testing Dates & Times.
LK: PTA Meeting 7p
BW: Graduation & Awards 6-9p
FFMS: Gr 8 Moving Up Ceremonies 12:45p
(June 20-22)
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K-5 End Mrkg Prd 3
6-12 End Quarter 4
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K-5 Early Release
LAST DAY
OF SCHOOL!
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August Page 27
CCSD DIRECTORY
Board Of Education
Central Administration
President
Mr. Michael Aglialoro
[email protected]
Superintendent of Schools
Mr. Martin D. Cox
[email protected]
845.639.6418
845.639.6488 (fax)
Vice President
Mrs. Tamara Bierker
[email protected]
Board Members
Mr. George Ballane
[email protected]
Mrs. Zizette Deutsch
[email protected]
Mr. Darin Diamond
[email protected]
Mr. David Gosman
[email protected]
Mr. Walter Litvak
[email protected]
Assistant Superintendent
and Chief Administrative Officer
Mr. John LaNave
[email protected]
845.639.6472
845.639.6386 (fax)
for Personnel
Mr. Jeff Sobel
[email protected]
845.639.6430
845.639.1977 (fax)
for Curriculum and Instruction
TBD
District Office
62 Old Middletown Road . New City, NY 10956
845.639.6300 . www.ccsd.edu
District Clerk
Ms. Lucy Crosbie
[email protected]
845.639.6455
845.639.6379 (fax)
CCSD Directory
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Administrative Offices
Accounting.......................................................... 639.6425
Accounts Payable.............................................. 639.6422
Athletics:
FFMS................................................... 624.3970 Ext. 5315
North...................................................................... 639.6580
South..................................................................... 624.3448
Business Office .................................................. 639.6425
Committee on Special Education................ 639.6442
Curriculum and Instruction........................... 639.6492
District Clerk ....................................................... 639.6455
Facilities................................................................ 639.6433
Fine Arts.................................................................639.5617
Food Service........................................................ 639.6546
Health Services................................................... 620.2016
»» For CCSD School Nurses - See Individual School
Informational Technology.............................. 639.6489
Payroll.....................................................................639.6421
Personnel............................................................. 639.6430
Pre-School Special Education....................... 639.6413
Psychological Services..................................... 639.6482
Pupil Personnel.................................................. 639.6482
Purchasing............................................................639.6427
Registrar................................................................ 639.6310
School Counseling Center........See Individual School
Superintendent's Office.................................. 639.6489
Transportation.................................................... 639.6380
Elementary Education
Bardonia Elementary School..................... 639.6460
31 Bardonia Road, Bardonia, NY 10954
»» Principal: Christine Arlt
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Christine Riordan, R.N.
639.6460 Ext. 4304
Little Tor Elementary School ...................... 624.3471
56 Gregory Street, New City, NY 10956
»» Interim Principal: Matthew Younghans
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Gloria Hannigan
624.3471 Ext. 4704
Birchwood School ...................................... 639.6480
214 Sickletown Road, West Nyack, NY 10994
»» Principal: Jonathan Slaybaugh
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Judith Adler
639.6480 Ext. 4104
»» School Counseling Center: 639.6480
New City Elementary School......................624.3467
60 Crestwood Drive, New City, NY 10956
»» Principal: Debra Forman
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Mary Beth Clinton
624.3467 Ext. 4904
Lakewood Elementary School................... 639.6320
77 Lakeland Avenue, Congers, NY 10920
»» Principal: Joan Taylor
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Sirena Ribeiro
639.6320 Ext. 5204
Strawtown Elementary School ..................624.3473
413 Strawtown Road
West Nyack, NY 10994
»» Principal: Martha Ryan
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Kathleen Duggan
624.3473 Ext. 4404
Laurel Plains Elementary School .............. 639.6350
14 Teakwood Lane, New City, NY 10956
»» Principal: Carol Pilla
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Dianne Feuerstein
639.6350 Ext. 4604
West Nyack Elementary School .................624.3474
661 West Nyack Road, West Nyack, NY 10994
»» Principal: Annie Streiff
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Cheryl Kelly
624.3474 Ext. 4204
Link Elementary School...............................624.3494
51 Red Hill Road, New City, NY 10956
»» Principal: Francine Cuccia
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Barbara Moore
624.3494 Ext. 4504
Woodglen Elementary School ...................624.3417
121 Phillips Hill Road, New City, NY 10956
»» Principal: Lisa Maher
[email protected]
»» School Nurse: Camilla Levine & Eugenia O’Connor
624.3417 Ext. 4804
* All numbers are area code 845 unless otherwise stated.
CCSD Directory
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Secondary Education
Felix Festa Middle School Campus ........... 624.3970
30 Parrott Road, West Nyack, NY 10994
»» Psychological Services: 639.6482
»» School Resource Officer:
Ofc. Kathleen Gavin: 620.2011
Police Department: 639.5866
»» A-School
Principal: Georgianna Diopoulos-Grogan
[email protected]
624.3969
»» School Nurse: Ann Marie Carlyle
624.3969 Ext. 5509
»»
»»
»»
»»
»»
»»
C-School
Principal: Diane Mitchell
[email protected]
624.3971
School Nurse: Adrienne Blassberg-Milich
624.3971 Ext. 5543
School Counseling Center: 624.3971
North High School ....................................... 639.6501
151 Congers Road, New City, NY 10956
»» Principal: Harry Leonardatos
[email protected]
639.6504
»» Assistant Principal: Amy Franchi
[email protected]
639.6500
»» Assistant Principal: Angie Watt
[email protected]
639.6537
»» Assistant Principal: TBD
»» School Nurses:
(Gr. 9-10) Mary Kay Humenn: 639.6571
(Gr. 11-12) Maria Reina: 639.6516
»» School Resource Officer (SRO):
Officer Matt Barry: 639-6593
Police Department: 639-5824
South High School .......................................624.3453
31 Demarest Mill Road, West Nyack, NY 10994
»» Principal: Debra Tarantino
[email protected]
624.3410
»» Assistant Principal: Julie Dahl
[email protected]
624.3462
»» Assistant Principal: Thomas Jeffery
[email protected]
624.3433
»» Assistant Principal: TBD
»» School Nurses:
(9th & 10th Gr.) Deborah Frederick: 624.3466
(11th & 12th Gr.) Angela Gubitosa: 624.3449
»» School Resource Officer (SRO):
Officer Timothy Hodges: 624-3491
Police Department: 639-5829
D-School
Principal: Jonathan Schatz
[email protected]
624.3972
School Nurse: Patricia O’Rourke
624.3972 Ext. 5849
School Counseling Center: 624.3972
CCSD Directory
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Annual Notice Regarding Access To Student Records And
Student Information
fibers. If fibers are inhaled, they can lead to serious health problems.
Since 1989, the District has had an active asbestos management plan in place
for all district buildings. Components include annual public notification on
www.ccsd.edu/DistrictPolicies
District Policy #5500, Student Records, provides detailed information on
the status of asbestos activities; a visual survey every six months and full
access and use of school records. It advises you of your rights with respect to inspection every three years of asbestos containing materials; mandatory
student records pursuant to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
all employee training; a manual outlining procedures for identifying and
(FERPA), the federal law designed to protect the privacy of student records.
handling potential exposures and maps of known asbestos containing
The law gives parents and students over 18 years of age (referred to in the law locations; asbestos labeling requirements, etc.
as “eligible students”) the following rights:
»» the right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 The public can review the asbestos management plans in the CCSD
days of the day the district receives a request for access;
administrative office or at each school’s main office.
»» the right to request the amendment of the student’s education records
that the parent or eligible student believes is inaccurate or misleading;
Building Schedules
and
“Early” Schools
Birchwood School
»» the right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information
Laurel Plains, Link, New City,
contained in the student’s education records, except to the extent that
Strawtown Elementary Schools
- 2:30 Dismissal
FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.
- 7:52 First Bell
For a complete list of exceptions to FERPA’s prior consent requirements see
Felix Festa Middle School
District Policy Regulation # 5500-R, Section 5.
- 2:35 Dismissal
- 3:33 Dismissal
Parents have a right to file a written complaint with the U.S. Department
“Late” Schools
of Education concerning alleged failures by the District to comply with the
Bardonia, Lakewood, Little Tor,
North and South High School
requirements of FERPA by writing to the Family Policy Compliance Office U.S. West Nyack, Woodglen Elementary
Department of Education 600 Independence Avenue SW Washington, DC
Schools
- 2:00 Dismissal
20202-4605.
- 8:22 First Bell
Secondary Late Bus
Asbestos Notification
- 3:05 Dismissal
4:15 Monday – Thursday
For additional information: www.ccsd.edu/safety
In the past, asbestos was used extensively in building materials because
of its insulation, sound absorbing and fire retarding capabilities. Virtually
any building constructed prior to the late 1970's, including all CCSD school
buildings, contains some asbestos. Intact and undistributed asbestos
Information materials generally do not pose a health risk. However, they can become
hazardous when, due to damage or deterioration over time, they release
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CCSD Childcare And Early Learning Program
Clarkstown Learning Center
9 Lake Road • Congers • NY • 10920 • 845.213.9489
www.ccsd.edu/childcare
Sandra Wirchansky-Condon, Director
Open September to June to employees and community members. Accepting
children ages 6 weeks to 5 years.
CCSD Childcare Important Dates:
»» Open House – Tuesday, February 7, 2017 @ 6:30 - 7:30pm
»» Open House Snow Date – Wednesday, February 8, 2017 @ 6:30 -7:30pm
»» 2017-18 Registration Begins During Open House
New City Elementary School
60 Crestwood Drive • New City • NY • 10956 • 845.639.5619
www.ccsd.edu/cfrc
»» Lisa Cohen, Executive Director
Marni Blotner, Program Coordinator
Donna Quirk, Office Administrator
»» [email protected]
The Clarkstown Family Resource Center is a non-profit agency serving the
children and parents of the Clarkstown Central School District. We offer an
array of programming such as parenting workshops, preschool playgroups,
kindergarten transition programs, after-school homework clubs, and much
more. With the generous sponsorship of the Clarkstown Central School
District and Rockland 21C, Collaborative for Children & Youth, we support
the needs of our families and provide development and enhancement
opportunities as we strive to link family, school and community.
Community Learning Center
Clarkstown Learning Center
9 Lake Road • Congers • NY • 10920 • 845.639.5628
www.ccsd.edu/clc
instagram & twitter@clarkstownclc
»» Ms. Marion Arbuco, Director • [email protected]
The Community Learning Center offers programming for all members of the
community.
Adult Education courses are offered in a variety of subjects. Classes are held
mornings, afternoons, evenings and weekends. Those over the age of 60 are
given a 20% discount on most classes.
The Early Riser program is offered at Bardonia, Little Tor, Lakewood, West
Nyack and Woodglen Elementary schools for children that need to be
dropped off early to school. FestaVille, an afterschool program offered
through the community learning center, is available to elementary and
middle school children until 6pm. Other after school enrichment programs
are offered at the elementary schools and summer enrichment programs are
available to all children.
Driver Education and SAT/ACT Preparation classes are offered throughout the
year and are available to all high school students.
Look for our brochures in your mailbox or on our website and check the
electronic flyers regularly for new programs.
For more information about our programs or to register for an upcoming
event, please contact us.
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“Flyers” Email
www.ccsd.edu/flyers
Signing up for our Electronic "Flyers" newsletter is easy! Visit our website at
www.ccsd.edu/flyers. Parents with children attending schools in the district
will automatically be added to our email list for “Flyers” and can choose to opt
out at any time.
Please note - this is not the same email list used for emergency notifications.
See Emergency Closing Information on page 2 for information regarding our
Blackboard Connect mass notification emergency contact system.
School related groups and non-profit organizations may submit event flyers
for consideration for inclusion in our weekly email by using our on online
form at www.ccsd.edu/submitflyer. All current approved flyers can always be
found on our website at www.ccsd.edu/flyers or by clicking the butterfly icon
on each of our home pages.
Gold Card
www.ccsd.edu/adultseniors
CCSD residents who are at least 60 years of age are entitled to a Gold Card,
providing free admission to most school events across the district, including
almost all of the swim programs sponsored by the school system. For
information, call the Office of the Superintendent at 845.639.6418.
GRAD-Nite
GRAD-Nite is a late-night, alcohol, tobacco and drug-free chaperoned
celebration open to all graduating seniors on the night of graduation.
Understanding that graduates often “party hop” in an effort to celebrate with
as many classmates as possible, GRAD-Nite was created to provide a safe
alternative while allowing the students a final opportunity to be together as a
class. Most importantly, GRAD Nite keeps ALL of the participating graduates off
the roads, preventing them from becoming an accident statistic and allowing
their parents to rest easy knowing their sons/daughters are celebrating safely.
GRAD-Nite is a parent-sponsored event, coordinated by an independent group
of volunteers and supported by the Clarkstown Central School District, the
North and South PTSAs, the parents of the graduates along with community
members and local businesses.
Notice Of Non-Discrimination
District Policy # 0100 - CCSD does not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
national origin, sex, gender orientation, disability, or age in employment or its
educational programs, in accordance with the requirements of Title VI of the Civil
Rights Act of 1964; Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1973; Section 504
of the Rehabilitation Act; the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990; or the Age
Discrimination Act of 1975, which prohibit discrimination on the basis of race,
color, national origin, sex, disability, and age respectively. If you have questions
regarding the district’s responsibilities under these regulations, wish to make a
complaint, or require services related to a disability, please contact the appropriate
person:
»» For Title IX, which prohibits discrimination based on sex, and the Age
Discrimination Act, which prohibits discrimination based on age, contact:
Jeff Sobel, Assistant Superintendent for Personnel and Instruction at
845.639.6430.
»» For Section 504 and the ADA, which prohibit discrimination based on
disability, contact: Arnold Fucci, Executive Director of Pupil Personnel Services
at 845.639.6482.
CCSD ensures that students are provided the option to participate in Advanced
Placement and other challenging academic courses and programs. Access
to, admission into and the administration of such courses are provided on a
nondiscriminatory basis consistent with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and
its implementing regulations at 34 C.F.R. Part 100.
Notice of Release of Information to Military Recruiters
Under the No Child Left Behind Act (“NCLB”), the District (Information Release
Policy #5500) is required to disclose the names, addresses, and telephone
numbers of high school students to military recruiters, subject to the right
of the parents and students over age 18 (“eligible students”) to “opt out” and
preclude such disclosure. Parents and eligible students who wish to “opt
out” and preclude disclosure must complete an “Opt Out - Military Recruiters”
form and return the form to the high school principal by October 1 of each
school year. The form is included on the district website at www.ccsd.edu/
DistrictPolicies.
Information Page 33
Parents’ Bill Of Rights For Student Data Privacy And Security Pesticide Use Notification
District Policy #5500, Student Records, affirms the Clarkstown Central School
District’s commitment to safeguarding student personally identifiable
information (PII) in educational records from unauthorized access or
disclosure in accordance with State and Federal law. The Clarkstown School
District established the following parental bill of rights: 1) Student PII will be
collected and disclosed only as necessary to achieve educational purposes in
accordance with State and Federal Law. 2) A student’s personally identifiable
information cannot be sold or released for any commercial purposes by
a third party contractor. 3) The district will not sell student personally
identifiable information and will not release it for commercial purposes,
other than directory information released by the district in accordance with
district policy. 4) Parents have the right to inspect and review the complete
contents of their child’s education record. 5) State and federal laws protect the
confidentiality of personally identifiable information. Safeguards associated
with industry standards and best practices, including but not limited to,
encryption, firewalls, and password protection, must be in place when data
is stored or transferred. A complete list of all student data elements collected
by the State Education Department is at http://www.p12.nysed.gov/irs/sirs/.
Direct written complaints about possible breaches of student data to the
Superintendent of Schools, 62 Old Middletown Road, New City, NY 10956
or to the Chief Privacy Officer, New York State Education Department, 89
Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12234 or by email to [email protected]. In
the event that the District engages a third party provider to deliver student
educational services, the contractor or subcontractors will be obligated to
adhere to State and Federal Laws to safeguard student PII.
www.ccsd.edu/Pesticide
www.ccsd.edu/facilities
CCSD, as part of an ongoing program, provides parents with important
information concerning the use of pesticides in our facilities. The district uses,
as its primary control method for dealing with pests, a technique known as
Integrated Pest Management. This method of pest control involves using
strategies other than pesticides, however, pesticides may be required in some
situations and may be used periodically throughout the school year both
inside the buildings and on the surrounding grounds. These applications,
when required, will be made by certified individuals in accordance with the
label directions. Individuals that wish to be notified forty-eight hours in
advance, may go to our website at www.ccsd.edu/Pesticide to complete the
Pesticide Use Notification form and return it to the school district, indicating
their desire to be on the notification list. Prior to any scheduled application,
CCSD shall provide notification to all the parties on the list. If you have any
questions, you may contact the Facilities Department at 845.639.6433
Pool At FFMS
www.ccsd.edu/pool
For information about the FFMS Pool, please contact
Christopher Serra, Ed.D. at: 845.624.3970 x5565 or [email protected].
or visit our webpage at www.ccsd.edu/pool.
Parent Portal
www.ccsd.edu/ParentPortal
The Clarkstown Central School District is pleased to be utilizing the Parent
Portal. This is a web based program that permits parents with internet access
to view their child’s schedule, attendance, progress reports report cards and
transcripts. The Parent Portal is a cutting-edge communications tool designed
to enhance and increase parent involvement in the education of our students,
using the power of information. The Parent Portal login and user information
can be found under the PARENTS menu on each of our webpages or by
visiting www.ccsd.edu/ParentPortal.
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Regents Requirements
Registration Information
Required Regents Exams for Graduation
www.ccsd.edu/Registration
Global History; a Science; a Math; U.S. History and Government;
New Residents
Comprehensive English. (See course offering guide for more specific information) If you are new to CCSD and have not yet enrolled your child(ren) in school,
please call the Registrar’s office at 845.639.6310 to make an appointment.
Regents Diploma
Please see the district website for more information about required documents.
Score 65 or higher on the five Regents exams listed above and accumulate a
total of 22 credits.
Kindergarten Registration
A child must have reached five years of age on or before December 1st of
Advanced Regents Diploma
the year he/she is to enter kindergarten. Registration usually takes place
Score 65 or higher on the five Regents exams listed above as well as
during the month of February at the elementary schools. Please contact your
one additional science, (one of which must be Living Environment), two
elementary school so that your child may be included.
additional math, and one or more of the following:
»» Pass a language other than English with a total of three credits and pass
Kindergarten Registration Dates for the 2017-18 School Year
with a 65 on the corresponding locally developed exam.
School
Date
Time
or
»» Pass a five-credit arts option, plus complete one credit of a language
Bardonia Elementary
February 7 – 10
9a – 2p
other than English.
or
Lakewood Elementary
February 1 – 3, 7 – 10
9a – 1p
»» Pass a five-credit career and technical education sequence, plus complete
one credit in a language other than English.
Laurel Plains Elementary February 1 – 3, 7 – 10
8:30a – 2p
A local diploma is available for Special Education students who score
between 55-64 on the Regents Exams by using the compensatory scoring
model
Link Elementary
February 1 – 3, 7 – 10, 13 – 16
8:30 – 11:30a
Little Tor Elementary
February 7 – 10
9a – 1p
Advanced Regents Diploma Required Credits
New City Elementary
February 7 – 10, 14 – 17
8:15 – 11:15a
English
Social Studies
4 Credits
4 Credits
Health
Language (other than English)
1/2 Credit
1 Credit
Strawtown Elementary
February 14 – 16
8:30a – 1p
Mathematics
Science
Art/Music
3 Credits
3 Credits
1 Credit
Physical Education
Electives
2 Credits
3½ Credits
West Nyack Elementary
February 7 – 10
9 – 11:30a
Woodglen Elementary
February 1 – 3, 8 – 9
(Snow Day) February 10
8:45 – 10:45a
8:45 – 10:45a
For any questions or for information on alternate pathways to earn a Regents
Diploma, please contact your high school counselor.
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Special Education
Referral and evaluation services for Special Education programming can be
requested by contacting the Executive Director of Pupil Personnel Services
Arnold Fucci at 845.639.6482 or via email at [email protected]. Parents can also
get information or their rights and available services by reviewing “A Parent’s
Guide to Special Education” on the New York State Education Dept. website at
www.nysed.gov.
(SEPTA) Clarkstown Special Education PTA
www.clarkstownsepta.org/ or email: [email protected]
SEPTA supports parents whose children receive special educational services.
We offer presentations on a variety of topics relevant to children with special
needs and their parents. We host monthly meetings and have a support
group for parents of children on the autism spectrum. SEPTA hosts an annual
scholarship and awards ceremony to celebrate and recognize graduating
seniors who received special education services, and the teachers and aides
who made a difference in the lives of our children. We hope that you will
support Clarkstown SEPTA and our children by becoming a member.
Student Privacy
District Policy #5550, Student Privacy, provides detailed information on The
Board of Education’s responsibility to enact policies that protect student
privacy in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. This is particularly
relevant in the context of the administration of surveys that collect personal
information, the disclosure of personal information for marketing purposes and
in conducting physical exams. For a comprehensive overview of the District’s
student privacy protections, please see District Policy #5550.
Transportation
www.ccsd.edu/Transportation
CCSD’s Transportation Department is responsible for safely transporting over 8,000
students daily to 65 different school locations. CCSD maintains its own fleet of 130
school vehicles. Pupil transportation is the safest form of ground transportation. Per
passenger mile traveled, school buses provide the safest form of transportation in
the world. Being a school bus driver is something to be proud of!
➽
Parents Can Help By:
Sex Offender Notifications
»» Encouraging students to stay out of the danger zone and do so themselves
http://www.ccsd.edu/Page/589
»» If a child needs to cross the road to get on or off the bus and you meet the
The Clarkstown Central School District receives notifications from law
bus, cross with your child, following the driver’s hand signal
enforcement agencies when there are updates to the NYS Sex Offender Registry. »» Avoiding the purchase of traditional yellow raincoats, which blend in with
These updates include information on newly identified sex offenders and sex
the color of the bus
offenders who move into the community. The District shares this information
»» Removing all jacket and coat drawstrings
with our parents through our Blackboard Connect messaging system. Links to »» Being at the bus stop ten minutes before ordinary pickup time
the NYS Sex Offender Registry can also be found on the district webpage.
»» Insisting students keep all belongings in a book bag – loose items
dropped by children can cause them to reach into the danger zone
Sports Starting Dates – FFMS/High Schools
»» Encouraging your children to follow the bus driver’s safety instructions at
»» Fall 2016
»» Spring 2017
all times and report bullying to the bus driver, teacher or parent
Football: Aug. 15 - Nov. 28
All Spring Sports: March 13 - June 26
»» Insisting your child wear a seat belt.
All Other Fall Sports: Aug. 22
Modified Sports: March 27
Modified Sports: Sept. 7
To obtain non-transportation days for students with special education
placements, contact the Department of Pupil Personnel Services at
»» Winter 2016-17
845.639.6482 or the Transportation Department at 845.639.6380.
Ice Hockey: Nov. 7 - April 10, 2017
All Other Winter Sports + Modified Ice Hockey: Nov. 14
Information Modified Sports: Nov. 28
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Note To Parents Of Non-Public School Students:
In order to reduce costs and realize fuel savings, transportation will not be
available for non-public school students on days when Clarkstown schools
are closed. Please check the district’s electronic calendar for updated
information.
Requests for busing to private and parochial schools for 2017 – 2018 must be
made no later than April 1, 2017. All special transportation requests should
be made in writing to:
Transportation Department
30 Parrot Road . West Nyack . NY 10994
845.639.6380
Seat Belt Procedure: It is expected that seat belts will be worn by all students
on all bus routes.
Operation Safe-STOP
Motorists are the second-leading cause of student transportation fatalities.
Last year, numerous students were hit by passing motorists in New York State.
Estimates are that more than 50,000 motor vehicles illegally pass New York
State school buses every day. Operation Safe-STOP is a cooperative venture
between police and local school districts to prevent accidents to school
children. Their goal is to send a public awareness message about safe driving
when school buses are on the road.
Testing
NYS 2016–2017 Elementary and Intermediate Level Testing Schedule
»» NYSESLAT Speaking K–12.................................................... April 17 – May 19
»» ELA Common Core Grades 3 – 8..............................................March 28 – 30
»» Math Common Core Grades 3 – 8....................................................May 2 – 4
»» NYSESLAT Listening, Reading, Writing ........................................ May 8 – 19
»» Science Performance Grades 4 and 8................................May 24 – June 2
»» Science Written Grades 4 and 8..............................................................June 5
are the mainstays of the program. All are invited to join a building or district
SHAC (School Health Advisory Committee) to be a part of our mission to
maintain the path that leads to lifelong healthy behaviors.
Your Child’s Safety Is Our Concern
www.ccsd.edu/safety
The Clarkstown Central School District works in close collaboration with health,
safety and emergency personnel to maintain a safe and healthy environment
for our students and staff. Each school and the District has a comprehensive
safety plan in place to guide prevention, preparation and response to a range of
emergency situations. Each also has an active school safety team to coordinate
school safety training and to address and identify an issues at the local level.
Students and staff participate in safety drills throughout the year including fire,
evacuation, lockdown and shelter in place. The District maintains a response
plan in the event of the emergency at the Indian Point nuclear power point and
receives ongoing training.
Demographic Validation Form
Student Contact Verification
00 test Lane
Nanuet, NY 10954
(845) 000-0000
School Name
Student ID:
Date of Entry Grade
9:
Last Name:
Gender:
First Name:
Middle Name:
Race Ethnicity:
Birth Date:
Counselor:
Cohort Year:
Residence Type:
Move In Date:
Expiration Date:
Homeroom:
Most recent Grade Level:
Allergies
Type
Allergic To
Guardians
Name
Relationship
Acuteness
Present with
Priority Phone Type
Abraham
Abraham
Priority Phone
Mother
1
Home Phone
0
000-000-0000
Father
2
Cell Phone
Work Phone
Emergency Contacts
Name
1
2
Relationship
Email
Priority Phone Type
000-000-0000
000-000-0000
Student Siblings
Full Name
ID Number
Gender
Grade
Email
You can help - Be sure to complete your
child’s emergency contact information
card this September and contact the main
office of your child’s school whenever this
information needs to be updated.
Phone
School Name
Signature of Parent/Guardian:________________________________________
See pages 45-46 for our
“Safe & Secure” brochure cut out
for easy reference.
Wellness – Our Commitment
The health and wellness of our students has always been a priority, and the
District has policies and a working committee in place to help create a better
environment for all. Healthier food options and increased physical activity
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COMMUNITY SERVICES
Community Services Directory
➽ Center For Safety & Change ........... 634.3344
Provided by the Clarkstown Community Task Force (Formerly Rockland Family Shelter, Inc.)
➽ ACCED-V........................................... 426.5410
Adult Career & Continuing Education ServicesVocational Rehabilitation (Formerly VESID)
15 Perlman Drive Spring Valley NY 10977
A NYS agency designed to restore, develop or
improve the working ability of disabled individuals
to the point where they can become satisfactorily
employed or self-supporting.
➽ Alanon.............................................. 727.2050
www.rockland-al-anon.org
For members of a family where alcoholism is a problem
www.rocklandfamilyshelter.org
Executive Director: Carolyn Fish................. 634.3391
9 Johnsons Lane New City NY 10956
A non-profit, private corporation (not a county
department) that provides: Domestic violence &
sexual assault services; strategies to end genderbiased violence; crime victim services.
➽ Center for Applied Psychology
at Bikur Cholim .................................... 425.5252
25 Robert Pitt Dr Suite 101 Monsey NY 10952
➽ Clarkstown Family Resource Center
Partnership........................................... 639.5619
www.ccsd.edu/cfrc
Director: Lisa Cohen
New City Elementary School
60 Crestwood Drive New City NY 10956
[email protected]
Student Support and Family Service of Clarkstown
➽ Clarkstown PTA Council.................. 548.6319
www.ccsd.edu/ptacouncil
[email protected]
➽ Clarkstown Police Dept................... 639.5800
➽ Child Care Resources Of Rockland.... 425.0009 20 Maple Avenue New City NY 10956
www.childcarerockland.org
Tips Line:......................................... 877.639.6233
➽ Alateen............................................. 727.2050 235 N. Main Street Spring Valley NY 10977
Juvenile Aid Bureau............................... 639-5835
For teens where alcohol is a problem in their homes.
Comprehensive services to parents who need help
JAB Det. Sgt. Nick LaFasciano................639.5836
locating childcare, employers who want to provide
DARE Division Special Operations
➽ Alcoholics Anonymous.................... 352.1112 “family friendly” benefits to employees; early care and LT Steve Morgan .................................... 639.5838
www.rocklandnyaa.org
education programs.
Special Ops. Sgt. Michael Kelly .............. 639.5848
24-hour hotline – Provides help for persons who wish
to stop drinking.
➽ Clarkstown Coalition for Youth, Inc.
➽ Clarkstown PTA Council.................. 548.6319
- see Clarkstown Community Task Force www.ccsd.edu/PTACouncil
➽ CANDLE............................................ 634.6677 PO Box 53 West Nyack New York 10994
[email protected]
Community Awareness Network for a Drug
Free Life and Environment
➽ Clarkstown Community Learning Center
➽ Clarkstown Community Task Force... 639.6415
www.candlerockland.org
........................................................... 639.5628 www.ccsd.edu/Taskforce
120 N Main St Suite 301 New City NY 10956
www.ccsd.edu/clc
Chairperson: Lorette Adams
CANDLE’s goal is to improve the health & climate of
Director: Marion Arbuco, marbuco@ ccsd.edu
our schools & communities by providing prevention
9 Lake Road Congers NY 10920
➽ Community Centers - See Town of
education & resistance strategies to youth & their adult
Clarkstown Recreation
Community allies, & support programs for young people at risk.
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➽ Creative Response to Conflict......... 353.1796 ➽ Foreign Travel Clinic........................ 364.2520
Contact: Priscilla Prutzman
The Health Department provides community health
521 N. Broadway Nyack NY 10960
education programs, such as the comprehensive
The goal of the CCRC program is to reduce
tobacco prevention program, Reality Check at high
conflict and increase appreciation of differences
schools, an STD clinic, a dental clinic, a women’s
among youth in building skills of cooperation,
health clinic, and children’s health insurance.
communication, affirmation, conflict resolution, and
bias awareness; problem solving, mediation and
➽ Gamblers Anonymous Help Line
creative responses to bullying.
....................................................855.222.5542
www.gamblersanonymous.org
EPIC Parenting Workshops.................. 352.9105 Provides help for those with a gambling problem.
(Every Person Influences Children)
461 Viola Road Spring Valley NY 10977
➽ Gam-Anon.................................855.222.5542
Trained volunteers lead workshops To improve
www.gam-anon.org
parenting skills.
For members of a family where gambling is a problem
➽ Families Anonymous................800.736.9805
A 12 Step fellowship for the families and friends who
have known a feeling of desperation concerning
the destructive behavior of someone very near to
them, whether caused by drugs, alcohol, or related
behavioral problems.
➽ Fingerprinting Program
A voluntary program (only parents keep copies of
fingerprints) run by local police departments, which
provides a possible identification aid in abduction
or runaway cases. For further information, call your
local police department.
➽ Food Addicts In Recovery Anonymous
www.foodaddicts.org
A program of recovery based on the Twelve Steps of
Alcoholics Anonymous.
➽ Good Samaritan Hospital................ 368.5000
www.goodsamhosp.org
255 Lafayette Avenue Suffern NY 10901
➽ Information Rockland..................... 364.2020
www.informationrockland.com
A referral service under InfoRock that serves as
Rockland County’s hotline for Health and Human
Services inquiries, such as:
»» Emergency Food and Shelter
»» Transportation
»» Emergency Health Care
»» Early Childhood Education
»» Hospice
»» Emergency Preparedness
»» Family Planning
»» Discrimination Assistance
»» Crisis Intervention
»» Mental Health
»» Consumer Protection Services
»» Criminal Justice
»» Legal Services
Visit www.informationrockland.com/resource.htm
For a listing of services in Rockland County.
➽ Good Samaritan Hospital Co-Occurring
Disorders/ Chemical Dependency & Gambling
➽ Legal Aid Society............................. 634.3627
Treatment.............................................. 368.5242 www.legalaidrockland.org
255 Lafayette Avenue Suffern NY 10901
2 Congers Road New City NY 10956
Program accepts males & females age 18 & over with Provides mandated legal representation in the courts
co-occurring disorders & gambling issues.
for indigent persons.
➽ Good Samaritan Hospital/FRAWLEY
Program................................................ 368.5222
The Monsignor Patrick J. Frawley Mental Health
Clinic at Good Samaritan Hospital is designed
to treat emotional and psychiatric disorders in
adolescents, adults and geriatric patients in a warm
and caring environment.
➽ Lexington Center For Recovery
Airmont Clinic........................................369.9701
100 Route 59 Suite L-1 Airmont NY 10901
Multi-service clinic for anyone in the community
affected by alcohol and/or drug abuse. Services
include: comprehensive assessments; group &
individual counseling; family counseling; specialized
programming for Latino clients. Psychiatric services
as needed.
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➽ Lexington Center For Recovery
Haverstraw Clinic ................................. 947.3810
45 Route 9W South Haverstraw NY 10940
Multi-service clinic for anyone in the community
affected by alcohol and/or drug abuse. Services
include: comprehensive assessments; group and
individual counseling; family counseling; specialized
programming for Latino clients. Psychiatric services as
needed . Spanish speaking Counselors are available.
➽ Lexington Center For Recovery-Methadone
Maintenance Treatment Program....... 362.3904
Bldg D 50 Sanatorium Road Pomona NY 10970
Outpatient methadone maintenance treatment.
Dual diagnosis/psychiatric services support groups.
➽ MA, Marijuana Anonymous
http://www.marijuanaanonymous.net/
For people who have issues with the use of marijuana.
➽ Mental Health Assoc. Of Rockland County:
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
.............................................267.2172 Ext. 205
DBT is an evidenced based therapy for Individuals
with co-occurring disorders, Combining group
and individual treatment Modalities focusing
on emotional regulation and Interpersonal skills
development.
➽ Mental Health Assoc. Of Rockland County;
Family Support Group – Discovering “Normal”
.............................................267.2172 Ext. 205
The Family Support Group is for people who are
in a relationship with or a family member of an
addict or alcoholic. The group explores ways to take
care of oneself and deal with the hopelessness and
frustration that comes from loving an addict.
Parent Support Network........ 267.2172 Ext. 278
Mutual support group for parents of children and
adolescents who have special emotional, social and
behavioral problems.
➽ Mental Health Assoc. Of Rockland County
........................................................... 267.2172
www.mharockland.org
140 Route 303 Suite A Valley Cottage NY 10989
A private, not-for-profit community agency whose
mission is to provide mental health preventative,
supportive, treatment & advocacy services to
children & adults in our community.
Client and Family Advocacy...267.2172 Ext. 296
Advocacy services that strive to empower consumers
and enhance their lives.
Children Of Alcoholics & Substance Abuse
Program Coa/Cosa..................267.2172 Ext. 205
Specially designed program for children between
the ages of 5-18 who have been impacted by family
members’ use, abuse, & addiction issues.
Project Rainbow....................267.2172 Ext. 205
An outpatient clinic for young people who are children
of alcoholics/ substance abusers or who are alcohol/
substance abusers themselves. A dynamic and
exciting program for adolescents and their families.
Self-Help Clearinghouse......267.2172 Ext. 422
Provides information and referrals concerning selfhelp and mutual support groups.
Rockland Success Teams......267.2172 Ext. 324
Contact: Marcella Amorese
An award-winning, youth development program
to help elementary, middle, and high school
students build self-esteem through setting personal,
educational and career exploration goals; learn
problem-solving and decision-making techniques;
and learn how to work as a team.
➽ Mental Health Association of Westchester
http://www.mhawestchester.org/index.html
The Mental Health Association of Westchester
operates two (2) clinics in Rockland, one in Nyack,
and one in Haverstraw. The clinics provide individual,
group, family and medication therapy services for
children, adolescents, adults and families.
➽ The Mental Health Assoc. at Rockland BOCES
The Family Resource Center ..................................
......................................... 914.345.0700 X7350
➽ 131 North Midland Avenue Nyack NY 10960
➽ Mental Health Assoc. of Westchester at
Haverstraw......................... 914.345.0700 X7350
20 George Street Haverstraw NY 10927
➽ Narcotics Anonymous.............. 212.929.6262
www.rocklandna.org
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➽ Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric
Research
http://www.rfmh.org/nki/
As one of our nation's premier centers of excellence
in mental health research, a broad range of studies
are conducted at NKI, including basic, clinical, and
services research intended to improve care for people
suffering from complex, psychobiologically-based,
severely disabling mental disorders.
➽ Nyack Hospital: Center for Behavioral Health
Inpatient Psychiatry............................. 348.7357
Nyack’s unit provides short term hospital care to
evaluate & stabilize adult patients over the age of 18
with acute psychiatric disorders. Patients are cared for
in a modern, state of the art private unit of the hospital.
➽ Nyack Hospital: Pre-Natal Clinic..... 348.2550
www.nyackhospital.org
➽ Open Arms Inc. - Community Female Residence ........................................................... 271.3787
74 Hudson Street Haverstraw NY 10927
A drug or alcohol rehabilitation center with a
primary focus on substance abuse treatment. The
facility provides halfway house services to the public.
The treatment center provides residential long-term
treatment care.
➽ Parents Helping Parents.................. 230.8045
➽ NAMI-FAMILYA of Rockland County
➽ Nyack Hospital: Psychiatric Assessment &
www.phpny.org
http://www.namirockland.org/
Referral Center - Emergency Coverage 24 Hours Rockland: Street Community Center New City
NAMI-FAMILYA is a self-help and advocacy group for a Day ..................................................... 348.6700 Mondays 7:15-9:15pm
relatives and friends of persons living with a
Emergency Department arrivals will receive medical Westchester: Leo Mintzer Community Ctr Harrison
mental illness that works toward improving services & psychiatric evaluations at the Judith H. Trust
Wednesdays 7:15 – 9:15pm
and resources for these individuals and their families Assessment & Referral Center in the Emergency
This is a self-help, active support group for parents
through education, advocacy and support.
Department. Patients requiring inpatient admissions troubled by their children’s behavior. Please call for
will be transferred to the Behavioral Health Center;
meeting details. New groups are being formed.
➽ NYS Report Underage Drinking Hotline
those not requiring admission will be assisted in
.................. 1.866.UNDER21 (1.866.863.3721) finding appropriate treatment resources with the
➽ Rockland Community College: Counseling
help of community partners. Works jointly with the
Center/Crisis Intervention Center....... 574.4306
➽ Nyack Hospital................................. 348.2000 Rockland County Behavioral Health Response Team. 145 College Rd Technology Center
www.nyackhospital.org
Suffern NY 10901
160 North Midland Avenue Nyack NY 10960
➽ Open Arms Inc.................................. 429.0945 Advocates for and encourages the social, emotional
12 E. Kensington Circle Garnerville NY 10923
and academic growth of all students. Professionally➽ Nyack Hospital: Addiction & Recovery
Provides a safe and supportive environment
trained Counselors are available to support and
Services................................................. 348.6760 for the treatment of alcoholism and other drug
empower students to accomplish career & personal
Admissions............................................. 348.2070 dependencies.
objectives through a variety of programs and services.
Out-patient Admissions.........................348.2075
In-Patient................................................348.2072 ➽ Open Arms Inc. - Community Male Residence ➽ Rockland Community College Career
Spring Valley Outpatient........................356.0081 ........................................................... 429.9514 Services/ Job Placement Services:...... 574.4216
A substance abuse treatment/co-occurring disorders 57-59 Sharp Street Haverstraw NY 10927
outpatient program and assessments.
Accepts males age 18 and over. A drug or alcohol
rehabilitation center with a primary focus on
substance abuse treatment. The facility provides
halfway house services to the public. The treatment
center provides residential long-term treatment care.
Community
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➽ Rockland Community College: Student
Development Center............................ 574.4307
145 College Rd Suffern NY 10901
Placement counselors help students and alumni of
Rockland Community College with part-time and
full-time employment.
➽ Rockland Council On Alcoholism & Other
Drug Dependence................................ 215.9788
www.rcadd.org
A nonprofit organization that serves as a
clearinghouse for information and referrals for
questions and problems relating to alcohol and
other substance abuse. Provides Family Education,
Intervention Services & support groups.
needed for career development training and
employment opportunities. Provides assistance
with writing resumes, preparing for job interviews,
training, employment counselling, job search and
placement. Maintains online job lead board.
➽ Rockland County Dept. Of Health.. 364.2512
After 5pm and weekends..................... 364.2608
Bldg D. Sanatorium Rd Pomona NY 10970
Early Intervention...................................364.2032
Sexually Transmitted Infections Clinic.................. For appointments...................................364.3771
Women’s Health Services........................364.2531
Immunization Clinic.............................. 364.2520
➽ Rockland County Mental Health Services:
Assessment Center............................... 364.2150
Pomona Health Complex Bldg F Pomona NY 10970
The Rockland County Department of Mental Health
offers assessment & review services for children,
adolescents & adults. Referrals are made based upon
a thorough review of information submitted.
➽ Rockland County Dept. Of Social
Services (DSS)....................................... 364.3100
Commissioner: Susan Sherwood
Bldg L Sanatorium Rd Pomona NY 10970
The DSS operates an information and
referral office that is the central point for all
components of the RC Community.
➽ Put it Out Rockland...........................364.2651
➽ Rockland County Association For The
Learning Disabled/YAI......................... 358.5700
www.yai.org/agencies/rcald/
Provides services and programs for individuals
and families of individuals with learning and other
developmental disabilities.
➽ Rockland County Dept Of Social Services Children and Family Services .............. 364.3546
Pomona Health Intensive Preventive Services
Complex Bldg M Pomona NY 10970
Teenage Services, Steps-to-Success, PINS, Adjustment
Services, Unaccompanied Refugee Minor Program.
➽ Rockland County Mental Health Services:
Pomona Mental Health Clinic.............. 364.2275
Building F Pomona NY 10970
The Pomona Mental Health Clinic offers primarily
short-term and problem-focused treatment through
individual, family and group therapy, psychiatric
➽ Rockland County Behavioral Health
evaluation and medication monitoring. Common
➽ Rockland County Youth Bureau..... 638.5166
Response Team..................................... 517.0400 problems treated include depression, anxiety, panic
18 New Hempstead Rd New City NY 10956
....................................................800.273.8255 attacks, bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive
The Youth Council provides leadership training and
24 hour emergency coverage Responds to requests for disorder (OCD) and attention deficit disorder (ADD).
youth empowerment opportunities to young people
assistance or interventions related to behavioral issues. The Clinic also offers health assessments & referrals for
in Rockland.
medical follow-up. Services are available for children,
➽ Rockland County Career Services (Formerly adolescents and adults.
➽ Rockland Psychiatric Center Russel E.
Tomorrow’s Workplace)........................ 406.6450
Blaisdell Addiction Treatment Center.359.8500
www.tomorrowsworksplace.org
Rockland Psychiatric Center
1 Perlman Drive Spring Valley NY 10977
Building 57 Orangeburg NY 10962
In partnership with the NYS Dept. of Labor,
A specialized program for individuals with traumatic
BOCES, and RCC, provides comprehensive job
brain injuries accepting males age 18 & over.
assistance-center services to individuals looking for
employment.Offers high-tech tools and resources
Community * All numbers are area code 845 unless otherwise stated.
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➽ Rockland Children's Psychiatric Center
http://www.omh.ny.gov/omhweb/facilities/rcpc/
facility.htm
RCPC is a psychiatric hospital exclusively for children
and adolescents and provides an intensive, short-term,
family-based inpatient psychiatric treatment program.
➽ Rockland Hospital Guild
http://rocklandguild.org/index2.html
CLUE (Community Link-Up Experience) is a
Community Residence program sponsored by the
Rockland Hospital Guild, Inc., a private not-for-profit
agency, which provides housing and support services
for persons with a mental illness.
➽ Rockland Independent Living Center
........................................................... 624.1366
Fax:......................................................... 624.1369
TTY:........................................................ 624.0848
CapTel:.....................................................624.3053
873 Route 45 Suite 108 New City NY 10956
Provides advocacy & leadership in the creation
and development of an accessible and integrated
community for people with disabilities so that they
may pursue lifestyles of their choice.
➽ Rockland Jewish Family Service
http://rjfs.org/
Rockland Jewish Family Service offers individual,
family and group therapy to adults, adolescents and
children. The agency also offers an array of eating
disorder treatment modalities that can be customized
to meet the individual needs and goals.
➽ Samaritan/Daytop Village............... 353.2730
Hotline.............................................800.232.9867
www.daytop.org
Comprehensive community-based program treating
adolescents, 13–19 years, who either have or who
are at risk of having substance abuse problems. A
secondary school program is available for teens in
the day treatment program. Off-site, short- and longterm residential treatment facilities are available.
➽ Student Advocacy, Inc..............914.347.7039
Fax................................................... 914.347.6382
Intake line....................................... 914.347.3313
www.studentadvocacy.net
3 West Main St Suite 212 Elmsford NY 10523
Direct advocacy, information and technical
assistance regarding educational rights and
entitlements for ages 3-21
➽ Volunteer Counseling Service (VCS).634.5729
➽ Samaritan/Daytop Family Association
www.vcs-inc.org
..................................... 212.904.1500 Ext. 233 77 South Main Street New City NY 10956
Support group for families of Daytop clients/ Families in Volunteer counselors, trained and supervised by VCS
need of support in dealing with substance abuse issues. professional staff, provide individual, couple, and family
counseling; educational workshops; parenting groups;
➽ Sanctuary (Formerly Project Turning Point)/ conflict resolution and mediation services;
Children’s Village
and conflict resolution training.
Hotline ............................................ 888.997.1583
Rockland Emergency Hotline......... 877.540.7680
Temporary, emergency short–term shelter is available
to youths under 21 years of age, 24 hours/7 days a week.
➽ SEPTA
www.clarkstownsepta.org
[email protected]
➽ Town Of Clarkstown Recreation..... 639.6200
Central Nyack Community Center......... 358.2500
Congers Community Center.................... 268.9700
Pascack Community Center.................. 371.6650
Street Community Center...................... 634.3039
Community
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