Community Education Council District 15
Dedicated District 15 Parents
Community Education Councils give parents a powerful voice in shaping the policies and priorities of New York City Schools. We advise the Chancellor on a range of matters, work directly with the district superintendents, review district educational programs and make recommendations on capital improvements in order to make our public schools the best they can be.
CEC15 February Calendar Meeting
2019 Education Council Elections - Information Session
Tuesday, February 26, 2019 at 6:30 p.m.
P.S. 38 - The Pacific School
450 Pacific Street
Public Transportation:
B/D/N/R/Q/2/3/4/5 to Atlantic Av/Barclays Ctr
Representatives from the Division of Family and Community Empowerment (FACE) will talk about what are Community Education Councils and who can serve on a CEC.
There will also be a presentation by P.S. 261 Diversity Committee on the importance of Diversity Committees in D15 schools.
Interpretation in Spanish and Mandarin will be available. For translation in other languages, call 718-935-4267 or email CEC15@schools.nyc.gov
To download the flyer please click here
We hope to see you there!
Your RSVP is not necessary, but would be greatly appreciated. You can RSVP to CEC15@schools.nyc.gov
Education Council Elections
Consider Running for an NYC Education Council
New York City Education Councils help create educational policies, provide input to the Chancellor, and promote student achievement.
The only experience you need is to be a parent of a New York City public school student.
Elections for Education Councils are held every two years according to rules specified by New York State law. The application period opened on February 14, 2019. Please click here to apply.
To join their mailing list please email: Elections2019@schools.nyc.gov
To learn more visit nycparentleaders.org or schools.nyc.gov/run2019
Dates to Remember for the 2019 Elections
February 14 - March 6: Apply to a Council
March 25 - May 1: Attend a Candidate Forum
May 2 - May 14: Online voting by PA/PTA officers
CEC15 Business Meeting
Business Meeting
Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 6:30 p.m.
131 Livingston Street, Room 508A
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Public Transportation:
A, C, F, N, R to Jay St./Metrotech
4, 5 to Borough Hall
Interpretation in Mandarin will be available. For translation in other languages, call 718-935-4267 or email CEC15@schools.nyc.gov
To download the flyer please click here
We hope to see you there!
Your RSVP is not necessary, but would be greatly appreciated. You can RSVP to CEC15@schools.nyc.gov
CEC15 March Calendar Meeting
Fair Student Funding Presentation 2019
Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 6:30 p.m.
P.S. 146 - Brooklyn New School
610 Henry Street, Auditorium
Brooklyn, NY 11231
Public Transportation: F/G to Carroll Street
Please join us as we discuss Curriculum and Assessment Based Learning in our district.
Representatives from the Department of Education will also present the Fair Student Funding.
And offer feedback on a CEC15 Resolution.
To download the flyer please click here
Interpretation in Mandarin and Spanish will be available. For translation in other languages, call 718-935-4267 or email CEC15@schools.nyc.gov
We hope to see you there!
Your RSVP is not necessary, but would be greatly appreciated. You can RSVP to CEC15@schools.nyc.gov
Specialized High Schools Proposal
The Office of Student Enrollment presented the new proposal to improve diversity in NYC Specialized High Schools during our November 5th meeting. To download the proposal please click here.
For any questions or concerns please email: diversity@schools.nyc.gov
D15 Superintendent's Report
Vision for School Year 2018-19
We as educators in District 15 believe that each child is born with an innate capacity to love learning. We further believe that it is our calling to nurture this capacity. By ensuring that every child is provided with an educational experience that is meaningful, innovative, enriched and grounded in uncompromising standards of academic achievement, we ensure their scholastic, social and professional success. To this end, we unite as a collaborative community that embraces our diversity and is committed to the equitable allocation of resources and opportunities. We respectfully welcome all students, parents and constituents to join us as partners in striving to guarantee that we succeed in making this vision a reality for all. - Anita Skop, D15 Superintendent
District-Wide School Support Goals 2018-19
Goal 1: Supporting language learning and rigorous academic discourse for all children.
Goal 2: Expand and deepen district-wide discussion and parent outreach, not only for district diversity efforts, but also to ensure that all voices are heard and true partnerships are established.
Goal 3: Deepen our district-wide work to integrate practices that support students' social emotional learning.
Goal 4: Enhance the performance of our teachers and school leaders.
Goal 5: To expand equitable admissions and integration in District 15.
To download D15 Supertindendent's presentation from our Sept. 25 Calendar Meeting please click below.
Hablamos Español
¿Tiene alguna pregunta? Contáctenos
Nuestra Asistente Administrativa, Francisca Andino, habla español, llámela o envíele un correo electrónico a fandino@schools.nyc.gov y ella le ayudará.
Who is your CEC15 School Liaison?
School Liaison List
Need to contact your CEC15 School Liaison? Email our Administrative Assistant, Francisca Andino, and she will forward your email to your designated school liaison. Email Francisca at CEC15@schools.nyc.gov or fandino@schools.nyc.gov
Please Email Us!
Any questions, comments or concerns regarding D15 elementary or middle schools please do not hesitate to email us.