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GOOD...BETTER...BEST! NEVER REST, UNTIL YOUR GOOD IS BETTER AND YOUR BETTER IS BEST!
- The M.S. 267 Mission Statement
- The M.S. 267 Mission Statement
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- Rated Well developed in all 10 categories on NYS Quality Review (2018-2019) -
- Voted a noteworthy school on inside schools -
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A letter to our Graduating seniors from Dr. King!
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Greetings Graduating Class of 2020,
Serving as your principal is the highest honor, the greatest pleasure, and I am thrilled to congratulate you on this lifetime achievement. Cherish this momentous occasion. From the day you first entered MS 267, we reminded you, “You are college-bound,” and graduating from middle school means that you are on that trajectory. Thank you for letting us learn and grow alongside you.
Graduating class of 2020, it is a historic moment, and your graduation will be recorded in the annals of history. You made it through a global pandemic, you made it through remote learning, and you made it through a sea of change. You are the first virtual graduate, and though virtuality has become normal during these unprecedented times, I can well imagine that you would have preferred to walk the stage for your commencement ceremony.
But your ability to adapt simply speaks volumes about your resiliency, and it’s no surprise. After all, we know, from years of watching, that you’re hardworking and kind, caring and smart, responsible, and reliable. So we’re not surprised. Yes, many people would not have overcome such challenges, but you persevered and reached the finish line—like we knew you would.
I am incredibly proud of each of you. You are successful young men and women destined for greatness. And as you prepare to change our world, I would like to leave you with a few things to remember.
Remember, thank your loved ones, the people who helped your journey to success.
Remember, adversity comes with success, but you are unstoppable. It doesn't matter how many times you fall, it matters that you get up, dust yourself off, and start again—more resolute than ever.
Remember, our mission statement says it all: you are empowered to be successful in high school, college, and beyond.
Remember, you belong to a generation that speaks boldly against injustices and demands systemic social change. You belong to a generation that speaks up for themselves and others.
Remember to do the same, let your voices be heard, speak up for what is right. Never forget the words of Dr. Martin Lurther King: “In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."
Remember, your knowledge can enrich the lives of your community, and in the words of President Obama, "It is your duty to leave your community better than you found it."
And most of all, remember that you are powerful and brilliant stars. Shine your light for others to see, and you will change the world. Nelson Mandela once said, "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure." You have the power to make the world a better place. Do it!
Though watching you leave is bittersweet—we wish you could stay forever—we must let you go, let you soar. But we will remember you. Etched in our minds and hearts, you will remain with us even as we watch you fly. Our doors will always be open, we will stay connected, but history needs you. Please go forth and make your contribution to make the world a better place for all.
Good luck and best wishes,
Dr. Patricia King
Serving as your principal is the highest honor, the greatest pleasure, and I am thrilled to congratulate you on this lifetime achievement. Cherish this momentous occasion. From the day you first entered MS 267, we reminded you, “You are college-bound,” and graduating from middle school means that you are on that trajectory. Thank you for letting us learn and grow alongside you.
Graduating class of 2020, it is a historic moment, and your graduation will be recorded in the annals of history. You made it through a global pandemic, you made it through remote learning, and you made it through a sea of change. You are the first virtual graduate, and though virtuality has become normal during these unprecedented times, I can well imagine that you would have preferred to walk the stage for your commencement ceremony.
But your ability to adapt simply speaks volumes about your resiliency, and it’s no surprise. After all, we know, from years of watching, that you’re hardworking and kind, caring and smart, responsible, and reliable. So we’re not surprised. Yes, many people would not have overcome such challenges, but you persevered and reached the finish line—like we knew you would.
I am incredibly proud of each of you. You are successful young men and women destined for greatness. And as you prepare to change our world, I would like to leave you with a few things to remember.
Remember, thank your loved ones, the people who helped your journey to success.
Remember, adversity comes with success, but you are unstoppable. It doesn't matter how many times you fall, it matters that you get up, dust yourself off, and start again—more resolute than ever.
Remember, our mission statement says it all: you are empowered to be successful in high school, college, and beyond.
Remember, you belong to a generation that speaks boldly against injustices and demands systemic social change. You belong to a generation that speaks up for themselves and others.
Remember to do the same, let your voices be heard, speak up for what is right. Never forget the words of Dr. Martin Lurther King: “In the end, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends."
Remember, your knowledge can enrich the lives of your community, and in the words of President Obama, "It is your duty to leave your community better than you found it."
And most of all, remember that you are powerful and brilliant stars. Shine your light for others to see, and you will change the world. Nelson Mandela once said, "Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure." You have the power to make the world a better place. Do it!
Though watching you leave is bittersweet—we wish you could stay forever—we must let you go, let you soar. But we will remember you. Etched in our minds and hearts, you will remain with us even as we watch you fly. Our doors will always be open, we will stay connected, but history needs you. Please go forth and make your contribution to make the world a better place for all.
Good luck and best wishes,
Dr. Patricia King
Middle school 267 Virtual graduation VIDEO stream
to go live on thursday, june 25, 2020 at 10:00 AM
Please join us here or on our YouTube Channel on Thursday, June 25, 2020
to view a replay of our Graduation Ceremony for the Class of 2020. A livestream will take place at 10:00 am on Google Meets. Please stay tuned for an invitation...
to view a replay of our Graduation Ceremony for the Class of 2020. A livestream will take place at 10:00 am on Google Meets. Please stay tuned for an invitation...
Senior Virtual Prom: A night to remember
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New Information about summer school remote learning
Updated grading Guidelines during the remainder of the 2019-2020 Year
The Department of Education has released updated guidance on the grading policies for the remainder of the 2019-2020 Academic School Year. Please CLICK HERE to view the letter.
Free meals available now
Remote Learning attendance
Please ensure that students are signing into their classes online each day as per the schedules posted below. Scholars can sign into their classes using this Attendance Form (Click Here to Access). Please log in every day so that we know you are taking part in our remote learning platform. Thank you to all of our extremely hardworking, talented and supportive parents and families, scholars and staff. Together, we will reach success no matter what the challenges that face us.
Please note that, as per Department of Education guidance, Remote Learning will continue throughout the “spring break” period that we usually would have at this time of year. Students and staff are expected to engage in remote learning during these days. While these days will be focused on projects and activities that students will be able to work on with their families, they are still responsible for taking part. Please ensure you are logging in each school day and completing your assignments.
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Please see the Remote Learning Schedule in the photo viewer below for your daily scheduled classes. Each teacher will be available to assist you during their class times. Please try to join their Google Meets live for the Mini-Lesson.
Please reach out if you have any questions. You can reach all teachers using the Contact Teachers Page of our site or by clicking here.
Please note that, as per Department of Education guidance, Remote Learning will continue throughout the “spring break” period that we usually would have at this time of year. Students and staff are expected to engage in remote learning during these days. While these days will be focused on projects and activities that students will be able to work on with their families, they are still responsible for taking part. Please ensure you are logging in each school day and completing your assignments.
Click Here To Sign In For Attendance
Please see the Remote Learning Schedule in the photo viewer below for your daily scheduled classes. Each teacher will be available to assist you during their class times. Please try to join their Google Meets live for the Mini-Lesson.
Please reach out if you have any questions. You can reach all teachers using the Contact Teachers Page of our site or by clicking here.
REMOTE LEARNING SCHEDULE
REMOTE LEARNING BEGINS TOMORROW AT 8:20 AM
Please visit our Remote Learning Page to stay up to date on the latest news & details, access student schedules and more! Remote Learning School Hours are from 8:20 am - 2:40 pm everyday. Students must be online in their classes, completing their work each day during their scheduled class times. Attendance will be taken and work will be graded. Let's all work together to overcome any challenges we may face and help our students succeed!
Shout out to our very own superheroes! Mr. Buckley, Mr. Bellamy and Mr. Kay Kay worked hard to sanitize our technology to send out to all of our students!
A messAGE FROM Our PRINCIPAL, DR. KING
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Hello Parents/Guardians,
This is a message from Dr. King. On behalf of the M.S. 267 Family, I would like to send you greetings and wish you all the best during this unprecedented crisis. Please know, we are here for you and your children. We encourage you to visit our website (www.ms267.org) regularly to receive information and to contact us (https://www.ms267.org/contact-teachers.html) when we are away from school. Be well and be safe! Best Regards, Dr. King |
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
As per the Department of Education: In order to help all students adjust to remote learning environments, Apple and T-Mobile will ensure that in the coming weeks, up to 300,000 New York City public school students who don’t currently have an internet-connected device will have one for their schoolwork while we are conducting remote learning. This will begin with the delivery of 25,000 iPads next week. We anticipate approximately 50,000 devices will then be delivered for each week after that. To inform distribution of these devices, we are asking families to complete a survey sharing their best contact information over the next few weeks as well as whether they have access to a smartphone, a laptop/tablet/computer, the internet, or none of the above. We will use the information to prioritize device distribution and inform families of pickup location. PLEASE COMPLETE THIS SURVEY. Thank you!! |
UPDATE: Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza today announced the City will move towards a new Remote Learning Model for all school days until Spring Recess. Students will not report to school buildings for instruction during this time. School buildings are scheduled to reopen to students following Spring Recess on Monday, April 20, 2020.
Monday, March 16, 2020: Tomorrow, March 16, there will be a one-day full system closure, however breakfast and lunch will be available at every building through Grab-and-Go meals.
From Tuesday through Thursday, teachers and administrators will participate in professional development on remote learning, and students will begin picking up materials for continued instruction. Grab-and-Go meals will be available for students at all schools until further notice.
The schedule, as we move to remote learning, is as follows:
Monday, March 23, 2020 Effective Monday, March 23, Regional Enrichment Centers will be available for the children of first responders, healthcare workers, and our most vulnerable populations, with more details to follow. Additionally, remote learning will go into effect for grades K-12. DOE will support schools at all levels of readiness to deliver remote learning, and more information will be provided to families about online platforms.
Learn at HomeGet DOE-specific Learn at Home instructional resources in English for students in grades Pre-K through 12, including for diverse learning and students with disabilities (coming Monday, March 16, 2020).
Helpful LinksFor Families
For Staff
Our Commitment to Health and SafetyThe health and safety of all of our students continues to be our first priority in the wake of the evolving situation around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in New York City. We encourage everyone in our school communities to listen to facts and not respond to fear.
It’s important we come together as a city and support one another as neighbors and New Yorkers during this time. COVID-19 is not more likely found in any one race or nationality, and we must each model inclusion and actively work to combat bias in our workplaces and communities.
Please Note:
Due to current circumstances, please visit our Online Learning Page so that your scholar can keep up with their work in each subject area from the safety of home.
FACTS ABOUT COVID-19
Monday, March 16, 2020: Tomorrow, March 16, there will be a one-day full system closure, however breakfast and lunch will be available at every building through Grab-and-Go meals.
From Tuesday through Thursday, teachers and administrators will participate in professional development on remote learning, and students will begin picking up materials for continued instruction. Grab-and-Go meals will be available for students at all schools until further notice.
The schedule, as we move to remote learning, is as follows:
- Monday, March 16: Citywide closure. Students, teachers, and principals do not report.
- Tuesday, March 17: Thursday, March 19: All staff reports. Teachers and principals participate in professional development on remote learning.
- Thursday, March 19-Friday, March 20: Students who need it will be able to begin process of picking up the technology necessary for remote learning. More guidance to families will be sent this week.
- Monday, March 23: Remote learning launches, with additional guidance provided throughout the week of the 23.
Monday, March 23, 2020 Effective Monday, March 23, Regional Enrichment Centers will be available for the children of first responders, healthcare workers, and our most vulnerable populations, with more details to follow. Additionally, remote learning will go into effect for grades K-12. DOE will support schools at all levels of readiness to deliver remote learning, and more information will be provided to families about online platforms.
Learn at HomeGet DOE-specific Learn at Home instructional resources in English for students in grades Pre-K through 12, including for diverse learning and students with disabilities (coming Monday, March 16, 2020).
Helpful LinksFor Families
- Get Learn at Home activities for all grades
- See Parent Teacher Conference information
- Text COVID to 692-692 to receive regular SMS texts with the latest news and developments
For Staff
- For translated versions of family letters, go to Coronavirus Parent Letters(Open external link).
- For principal, school and staff guidance see the InfoHub(Open external link).
Our Commitment to Health and SafetyThe health and safety of all of our students continues to be our first priority in the wake of the evolving situation around the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in New York City. We encourage everyone in our school communities to listen to facts and not respond to fear.
It’s important we come together as a city and support one another as neighbors and New Yorkers during this time. COVID-19 is not more likely found in any one race or nationality, and we must each model inclusion and actively work to combat bias in our workplaces and communities.
Please Note:
Due to current circumstances, please visit our Online Learning Page so that your scholar can keep up with their work in each subject area from the safety of home.
FACTS ABOUT COVID-19
PARENTS, PLEASE create a nyc schools account
Reminder
School starts at 8:20 am. As per Department of Education Policy, any student arriving after this time will be marked as Late. Please ensure that all students arrive at or before 8:20 am. Lateness can have an adverse impact upon student learning and achievement. Let’s work together to ensure our children arrive early (for breakfast at 7:45 am!) and ready to learn! Thank you!
School starts at 8:20 am. As per Department of Education Policy, any student arriving after this time will be marked as Late. Please ensure that all students arrive at or before 8:20 am. Lateness can have an adverse impact upon student learning and achievement. Let’s work together to ensure our children arrive early (for breakfast at 7:45 am!) and ready to learn! Thank you!
Middle School 267 Celebrates history!
Big shout out to our talented scholars who performed in our annual Black History & Women's History Month Celebration Show! We had a blast and learned a lot!
CONgratulations to our most improved players!
MIDDLE SCHOOL 267 panthers Win big!
Congratulations to our very own Panthers! Our boys basketball team won their last regular season game and earned the opportunity to compete for the city championship in the NYCMSBL playoffs!
Middle school 267 All-Stars Shine!
Our All-Stars (and future All-Star Isis) at the NYCMSBL Queens v. Brooklyn All-Star Saturday.
Middle school 267 visits St. John's university & Watches the big game!
The St. John's Athletic Department graciously gave us tickets to the St. John's v. Georgetown men's basketball game at Madison Square Garden this Sunday, February 2 (Super Bowl Sunday). Thanks to St. John's University! Shout out to all of our Scholars and Staff who came out and had fun!
Congratulations to our M.S. 267 Panther all star picks!
Based on our standings in the NYCMSBL, each of our basketball teams was given one pick for the Queens v. Brooklyn All-Star Games on Saturday, February 8 at Francis Lewis High School. Congratulations to our talented ALL-STARS and our tireless coaches!
Middle school 267 honor scholars celebrated
Middle school 267 & Dr. King Win big for stem!
Congratulations to our very own Dr. King, all of our students, staff, and our entire learning community for all of their hard work and dedication to embedding STEM into our work. We will keep pushing forward to help all of our scholars achieve success!
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Weekly Announcements
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Daily Reminders
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"Indeed, MS 267 has much higher test scores than school serving similar populations, according to Department of Education data. The atmosphere is calm; students are engaged; and teachers are happy to come to work."
- InsideSchools
- InsideSchools
Highlights of our 2018-2019 School year!
the MIDDLE SCHOOL 267 panthers & lady panthers roared to life!
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Valentine’s Appreciation Celebration! |
congratulations to all of our students of the month!
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Middle school 267 scholars watch St. John's win big & get an exclusive interview with Assistant Coach Mitch richmond
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Big shout out to our 25 students, Mr. Buckley, Ms. Kovics and Mr. Kay Kay who watched St. John's defeat Princeton at the Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival. Check out our school Instagram for some photos from the game and our YouTube channel for an exclusive interview with Hall of Famer and St. John's Assistant Coach Mitch Richmond by our very own student reporters Kamden and Isaac! It was an amazing experience! |
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Character CELEBRATION Day
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Big shout out to all of our creative and imaginative young readers (and staff) for celebrating character day with some of the most inventive and ingenious costumes we have ever seen! It was a fun filled time with family, fun and learning!
Top Scores. academic clubs. coding. 3-D printing.
Award-winning Debate Team. Amazing Basketball team.
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The M.S. 267 community will work relentlessly to empower our scholars to be successful in high school, college and beyond! - The MS 267 Mission Statement - |
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"Intelligence plus character — that is the goal of true education." -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. |
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Principal King's Message
"There is no dream too big or small, no goal too far & no age too old or young to follow and achieve your dreams"
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Dear Parents and Guardians,
It is our pleasure to welcome you to Middle School 267: The Math, Science & Technology Institute for the 2019 - 2020 school year. Our dedicated staff is committed to meeting the individual needs of all students, while maintaining personal connections with all students and their families. We invite you to become an active partner with our school. There are various ways in which you can become a member of our community: volunteering, joining the PTA and/or attending supporting school events and trips. Research clearly supports that when parents/guardians participate and are involved in their child’s education, there is a greater likelihood of amazing academic success for all children. We truly believe that communication is the key to a successful educational experience. Together, we will continue to improve the quality of our school community and provide the best for the children of M.S. 267. Education is a partnership between the school, students, parents, guardians, and our community. All children are more successful when we work as a team to achieve educational goals. The purpose of our team is introduced by our new school website; Please bookmark and refer to this site (www.ms267.org) frequently for pertinent information. We look forward to a wonderful year at M.S. 267: The Math, Science & Technology Institute. It takes a cohesive, well-tuned team to be successful. Let’s make this the best year ever, by working together for our students! Best regards always, Patricia King, Ed. D. Principal **Read Dr. King's article about how collaboration has helped our school to become even better over at Chalkbeat!** |
Taking our scholars to the next level and beyond!
Education. Leadership. Family. Responsibility. Respect.
we are middle school 267
*Scores based on exam data from 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019