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Our students are very concerned about the community and are often seen creating moments of kindness to show their appreciation. The NYPD 105th Precinct thanks our 2nd graders for a poster that was made for them!
PS/IS 268 pledge to be the "I" in Kind.
In a world where you can be anything...be kind.
Be the "i" in Kind
Students celebrate being 100 days brighter!
World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) creates a love of reading by sharing stories! Choose a book, find an audience, and read aloud!
Enjoy some snapshots of PS/IS 268's participation in this global event!
Our Eighth grade students read to our Kindergarten Students for World Read Aloud Day 2020!
Josh Johnson is an internationally recognized inspirational performer and speaker
Office staff proud to pose with Josh Johnson!
PS/IS 268 held its annual spelling bee at our local school in preparation for its finalist to compete in the Queens-wide national spelling bee competition.
Here are some snapshots from the exciting assembly held on Friday, November 8, 2019
Our three finalist!
Our finalist with the Assistant Principal, Mr. Smith
Our Spelling bee hosts with the three student finalist!
Class 531 celebrates with an honorary winner!
PS/IS 268 celebrates its love of learning and literacy by hosting our annual storybook character day! Both Students and Staff look forward to this fun activity where we bring characters to life by using costumes and other simple props that celebrate our love of books!
Office staff
Paddington Bear!
Madeline!
Different versions of "Madeline"
Dr Seuss' "Thing 1"!
The old lady who swallowed a fly, bat...etc!
Where the wild things are!
As part of New York State’s commitment to promote responsible fatherhood, one day in September has been set aside for fathers and father-figures to take their children to school as a way of becoming more involved in their child’s education throughout the year. P.S./ I.S. 268 's "Dad's bring your child to school day" had a wonderful turnout in support of this annual event! Fathers were treated to light refreshments and an engaging program organized by our Parent Coordinator, Ms. Simms.
What a well supported event by our school "Dad's!"
One of our featured guest, Mr. Rodney Pride, supports our annual Dad's bring your child to school!
Mr. Rodney Pride with Parent Coordinator, Ms. Simms (on left) and Principal Stewart (right)
Our community of fathers and "father figures" supporting event!
Our community of fathers and "father figures" supporting event!
Our community of fathers and "father figures" supporting event!
268's PTA and "Ms.P" pose with Ms. Simms, Ms. Stewart and Mr. Rodney Pride
Festivities began with our students in a multicultural parade!
"Hip-Hip hooray, It's multi-cultural day!"
Classrooms were transformed to represent the diverse cultures in our building!
Can you guess the country?
Our Principal and office staff proudly dress in cultural attire for the days event!
Our DJ's keep the mood upbeat in the gymnasium for organized activities.
Face painting stations !
Drummers in the street!
Dunk tank!
...Down she goes!
..suspense building!
concentration on the basket!
Community Affairs provided a rock climbing wall --a fun feature to our days events!
Newly recruited police officers assists with the days activities making sure our students and event was safe!
Fashion show!
Solo drummer!
Dancers!
Author: Daniel Stewart reads to our younger students
We are so fortunate to have dedicated Teachers, Staff and Parent volunteers who helped to transform our auditorium into an African Savannah. It is here that the young lion prince Simba unshackles the reign of terror of his diabolical Uncle Scar to restore the natural order to the Circle of Life; becoming the Lion King!
Relive the captivating performance by viewing some highlights from a truly unforgettable performance by our very own students at PS/IS 268!!
Head piece worn by Lion King Mufasa
Simba the lion prince is introduced to the pride.
"Sensational!"
"Amazing!"
"Incredibly entertaining!"
"Best school play EVER performed --hands down!!"
These were comments that were heard from performance goers as they were exiting the auditorium. Please relive the magic through some photos from our students theatrical performance of Disney's Aladdin-for Kids.
Welcome to Agrabah!
The Ensemble [N. Bailey,S. Hosein,D.Garcia,S. Felton,C. Boodram, R. Toussaint, S. Ramballi, N. Nawshin,P. Siddiquee,M. Tuffour,X. Astaphan, J.Olmeda,R. Cordona, E. Sookchan,S.Nandalall,B. Bharat,A. Carew]
Spectacular finale!
The Cast!
"Our teachers are all that and a bag of chips!"
"You are one smart cookie and we're glad you are part of T.E.A.M. 268!"
The children of our dedicated Staff and Teachers were invited to bring their child to work!
