News & Announcements

Please support The Computer School's students and teachers by checking out the online auction and attending the live auction for adults on May 3rd at Arté Café. Celebrate the community and have a great time!
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6th, 7th, and 8th graders will each have their own Community Day and Jogathon next week. Students will participate in team-building activities with their STARS group, then head out to Riverside Park for an afternoon of community and our annual Jogathon.

We are pleased that so many of you have had your Student-Led Conference! Please reach out to us if you still need help booking a time this week. We hope that you were enriched by the experience of your children reviewing and reflecting upon the work in their portfolio.

We've hosted one for the 8th grade; we've hosted one for the 7th grade; we've brought our bling and had a great time. Now it's the 6th graders' turn to celebrate spring!

Many thanks to the Parent Association for organizing the Ice Skating hang at Wollman Rink. It will be great to see so many of you! We'll have some balmy skating weather, too.

Thank you for joining us at the PA Meeting where we learned more about cyberbullying, how to navigate and prevent it, and ways to educate your children on best practices. If you wish to view a recording of the meeting, please reach out to Sara Sloves.

Thank you for attending the Open House on February 10th. It was great to see families signing on and asking questions.

Estamos organizando una reunión sobre la escuela secundaria en español e inglés el martes, 8 de febrero, a las 6:30 pm. Por favor, ven y aprende más sobre el proceso. Se envió un enlace de zoom a través de Jupiter Ed.

On December 14th and 15th students were photographed. Now that you've seen your proofs, you can plan on attending Retake Day if you need to. Aptly, it's planned for February 2nd, Groundhog Day!

On January 13th, CS graduates will talk about their high schools. They can give you some perspective and feedback which will help 8th graders fine tune their choices. It's quite an illustrious group!