Students in the Green Class (grades 1-2 equivalent) honored Inauguration Day with conversations about what they would do as President and explored the theme of Unity in President Biden's Address.

A primary purpose of Pluralism in Education is To educate every PS1 student in the way that works best for them. One way all Clusters at PS1 facilitate this is to investigate the notion of Growth Mindset. Learning about Growth Mindset helps students develop resilience and a strong sense of self as they face challenges and adversity.

Please enjoy a few highlights from Blue students as they share things they like/accept about themselves. Students listened to the story I Like Myself by Karen Beaumont to identify characteristics they admire about themselves, and qualities their Growth Mindset can help them improve.

Cordinated by PS1's music specialist Virginia, students showcased their gratitude by creating this "Good Job" video. The entire community gathered virtually to celebrate the holiday season and teachers and parents had their hearts warmed by this incredible tribute!

PS1 is incredibly honored to Co-Host an upcoming discussion with Professor Ibram X. Kendi on December 2nd from 5:00-6:00pm. To register and receive the Zoom link, CLICK HERE.

PS1's Community Service Committee thanks everyone who participated in the PS Serves sock and underwear drive, benefiting The People Concern. This may have been our most successful drive to date! Residents received the socks and underwear on Monday along with a delivery of tasty cookies.

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PS1 Has Officially Earned A Green Business Certification! The application process took almost a year and we thank Brad and Ani for working tirelessly from start to finish. The certification signifies and recognizes excellence in the many steps PS1 continues to take to incorporate sustainable practices into our operations.

Parents, Alumni Parents, Friends: Join us on November 17 @ 5:30 PM

Back by popular demand! Dolly Klock has been a favorite speaker the past few years at PS1 and we are honored to have her join us again.

This workshop will help parents recognize the difference between moodiness and mood disorders, and provide tools for making room for kids' big feelings while regulating our own adult emotions in the process.

This fall, Olders students began an in-depth study of the presidential election process. While learning the history and evolution of how the Executive Branch was established, students are currently running their own simulated campaigns. Using Storypath (an instructional strategy for teaching), the Teaching Tolerance curriculum, as well as additional resources, the Olders Cluster emphasizes civil discourse in their course of study.