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DOE Councils
DOE Councils
Community Education Council
Community Education Councils, or CECs, allow for parent involvement on a district-wide level. Responsible for approving school zoning lines and hold hearings on capital plans, they also function as advisory bodies, identifying educational priorities in their districts, evaluating superintendents, advising the Chancellor and the Panel for Educational Policy, and serving as liaisons to School Leadership Teams (SLTs) and Presidents' Councils. CEC meetings, which are held at least every month, are open to the public.
Contact: cec10@schools.nyc.gov
President - Isha Taylor
1st Vice President - Erika Gonzalez
2nd Vice President - Juan Torres
Treasurer - Douga Ba
Member - Richard Montenegro
Member - Judy Robles
Member - Kerri Mulqueen
Member - Niambele Bourema
Member - Xochitl Casanova
Member - Maria Marte
Member - Maria Alvarez
Chancellor's Parent
Advisory Council
The Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council (CPAC) provides a way for parents to be involved in citywide education policy. CPAC consults with the district Presidents’ Councils to identify concerns, trends and policy issues, and advises the Chancellor to help shape DOE policy. CPAC also provides guidance to the Presidents’ Councils and relays information on DOE policy. CPAC meetings are held monthly at Tweed Courthouse (52 Chambers Street, New York, NY).
Contact: infocpacnyc@gmail.com
Panel for Education Policy
The Panel for Educational Policy, or PEP, allows for parent involvement on a citywide level. Responsible for some of the most significant decisions affecting the education system, the panel votes on the Chancellor’s proposed education policies, including school co-locations and closings, DOE contracts over $1 million, Gifted and Talented programs, and the citywide school budget. The PEP also advises the Chancellor on general matters affecting the city’s school districts and its students.
Contact: panel@schools.nyc.gov
Bronx Community Board 6
Bronx Community Board 6
Community Board District Office
1932 Arthur Avenue, Room 403-A
Bronx, New York 10457
Phone: (718) 579-6990
Fax: (718) 579-6875
E-mail: bronxcb6@bronxcb6.org
Hours:
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Board Meetings
Board meetings are always the 2nd Wednesday of the month with the exception of July and August. Check the website for updates on monthly location.
Committee Meetings
Committee meetings are always the 3rd week of the month with the exception of July and August. Unless otherwise specified, all committee meetings will begin at 6:30 PM and take place at the Community Board’s district office.
Tuesdays: Economic Development | Health and Human Services | Veterans
Wednesdays: Law Enforcement | LGBQI/TGNB | Parks and Recreation | Youth and Education
Thursdays: Housing and Land-Use | Sanitation | Senior Citizens Outreach | Transportation
Food Benefits for ALL NYC Public School Students
Food Benefits for ALL NYC Public School Students
Pandemic EBT (P-EBT)
Pandemic EBT (P-EBT)
fce5d8_f9a32c4e9f1b494f93ff112ce27c2b2a.pdfpandemicebt.pdfUpdated Information and Link about P-EBT For PS 205
Informacion y Enlace con formulario para llenar si no recibe los cupones de P-EBT
PS 205 is in the "Issuing Phase"
Issuing: The school’s student file has been received and NYS is in the process of distributing benefits to the school’s eligible children. It can take up to 3 weeks to distribute P-EBT food benefits to all of the eligible children in a school.
Now if you don't receive your stipend, please fill out this form, they are not taking phone calls anymore (I tried).
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La PS 205 se encuentra en la "fase de emisión"
Emisión: Se ha recibido el expediente del estudiante de la escuela y el Estado de Nueva York está en proceso de distribuir los beneficios a los niños elegibles de la escuela. Puede tomar hasta 3 semanas distribuir los beneficios de alimentos P-EBT a todos los niños elegibles en una escuela.
Ahora, si no recibe su estipendio, complete este formulario, ya no reciben llamadas telefónicas (lo intenté).
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Food Resources
Food Resources
DOE Free Meal Pick Up Locations
Find a school near you where you can pick up 3 free meals a day, for everyone in your family.
Find local food banks. Someone can also help you apply for SNAP benefits.
COVID-19 Food Assistance Resources
All families can sign up to create an account for food delivery. Receive up to four meals.
Find local food pantries, soup kitchens, food shelves, food banks and other food help.
SNAP Benefits Online (Info Only)
You can now use your Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to shop online for fresh produce and groceries and have them delivered. Use your EBT card at these online stores in NYC: Amazon, ShopRite, and Walmart. Note: You can't use SNAP benefits to pay delivery fees. Be sure to confirm that an online store delivers to your home address.
Programs
Programs
Health
Health
If you have lost your health coverage or are uninsured, you can apply for insurance through the Health Plan Marketplace by clicking the link below. You can also call 855-355-5777 for help with enrollment.
Si ha perdido su cobertura de salud o no tiene seguro, puede solicitar un seguro a través del Mercado del Plan de Salud haciendo clic en el enlace a continuación. También puede llamar al 855-355-5777 para obtener ayuda con la inscripción.
Financial Resources
Financial Resources
Filing for Unemployment Benefits
Access to unemployment Benefits.
Paid Safe and Sick Leave Rights
Know your paid sick leave rights.
Rent Hardship Info for NYCHA & Section 8
Updates from NYCHA. NYC Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Section 8 voucher holders having trouble paying rent because of income loss should email dtrai@hpd.nyc.gov or send a fax to 212-863-5299.
Help for people who may be unemployed due to COVID-19 including food, financial, rent, and employment assistance.
National Employment Law Project
COVID-19 expanded benefits information
The NYC Department of Small Business Services
Information for job seekers, including how to access remote Workforce1 career services.
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