Welcome To The Cobble Hill School of American Studies

 
 
Principal Anna Maria Mule’
Phone: 917.727.5072
  

Student Forum Flyers

 9th Grade Student Forum.pdf  

10th Grade Student Forum.pdf

 11th Grade Student Forum.pdf  

12th Grade Student Forum.pdf 

A MESSAGE FROM PRINIPAL MULÉ

Dear Cobble Hill Family,
 
It is now mid April and spring is in the air!  We were getting closer to the end of the year,  and with that in mind we have been ramping up our supports and refining our protocols in order to ensure better student experiences.   In order to address the student concern that there was not enough independent work time during the day,  we added an asynchronous period a day in addition to the lunch period.  Students do not need to log in to their zoom and teachers do not need to take attendance for asynchronous periods.   However, teachers are always on zoom or google meets during scheduled  asynchronous periods so that can conduct small group or individual instruction for any students who choose to participate.  Additionally, we encourage all students to log into their zoom meetings.  I have visited many lively,  fun and well attended zoom meetings over the course of the year.  The zoom meetings help students  to understand the concepts and skills being taught and allow students to construct meaning for themselves.  However, if students are not able to attend all the instructional materials and lessons need to be available on google classroom.   Lessons need to be flexible enough that they can be accessed either online, in meetings,  and even in paper form.  Assignments need to be meaningful and not overwhelming.  If you are experiencing an overwhelming amount of work being assigned, please contact me at amule@schools.nyc.gov.   Cobble Hill faculty have been working hard and are responsive and reflective.   We will continue to adapt and make changes if we know that there are challenges at hand.  So, please do not hesitate to let us know positive as well as any negative experiences you may encounter.  
 
If you are still interested in attending school in person for the rest of the year, please let me know as soon as possible.  While all classes are conducted remotely, in school students have access to internet, technology and can receive support from school personnel.  
 
I am also looking forward to meeting all of our students this week at our grade level assemblies and I encourage all students to attend afterschool clubs and activities. Additionally, Summer Youth applications are currently available.  Please reach out to Ms. Vemic for more information.  
 
Please remember that the end of the marking period is April 30.  There are no new assignments  for this marking period after April 23rd.  Please let me know if you are experiencing any challenges or concerns with any of your classes.  I can be easily reached at amule@schools.nyc.gov.  
 
Be positive, be strong and be resourceful! You are all rock stars! 
 
Warmly,
 
Anna Maria Mule’ 

Grade Assemblies, SAT DAY #2, NYCDOE 2021 Senior Kick-Off, and STEM Summer Camp- "THE LINK": CHSAS Activities Weekly (#15K519) 4/19/21

https://mailchi.mp/23cad0f3b821/15k519-college-and-career-newsletter-13361647

A MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL MULÉ

Dear Cobble Hill Parents/Guardians,
 
I hope this email finds you well. To promote better time management for students and families and to promote more authentic learning and student participation in live instruction versus an emphasis on completion of assignments we will be implementing the following schedule beginning Monday, April 5th. 
  • Mondays: All core social studies classes asynchronous
  • Tuesdays: All math classes asynchronous
  • Wednesdays: All core science classes (i.e. non-biomedical) asynchronous
  • Thursdays: All non-AVID ELA courses asynchronous  
All students are encouraged to participate in all synchronous periods by attending live classes. Our live classes consist of an inquiry-based workshop model and a WICOR (writing, instruction, collaboration, organization, reading) approach to instruction. Synchronous instruction takes place for the entirety of the period (i.e., the full 45 minutes).  Please know that teachers post unit-based PBAs (performance-based assessment) at the beginning of the marking period to ensure that students have as much time as possible to wrestle with the task. 
 
Additionally, the last week of every marking period is utilized as a time for teachers to share meaningful feedback with students regarding their level of mastery of the learning targets for the course. Since the 2nd Marking Period ends Friday, April 30th all assignments are due no later than Friday, April 23rd.  No new assignments will be posted after Friday, April 23rd.  The last week of the marking period is set aside for revision/make-up and or enrichment. 
 
If you have any questions or concerns, regarding synchronous or asynchronous learning time or any other questions or concerns please feel free to reach out to me directly via email at amule@schools.nyc.gov or via phone at 917-727-5072 at any time. We will send out another email at the start of the next marking period. We wish you an enjoyable Passover, Easter, and spring break. If you are available, please feel free to join us at the PTA meeting happening later today at 5:00 PM. All the best. 
 
Warmly, Anna Maria Mule' 
 
Principal 

PM SCHOOL 2021 Flyer

PM SCHOOL 2021 Flyer.pdf 

Deloitte Academy Flyer

 Deloitte Academy Flyer.pdf 

March Assemblies

 Flyer 9 10th Grade Assembly March 2021.pdf  

Flyer 11th 12th Grade Assembly March 2021.pdf 

Wediko Afterschool Schedule

Wediko Afterschool Schedule 

Day/Time 

Afterschool 2:00pm - 3:00pm 

Afterschool 3:30pm - 4:30pm 

Monday            

  

Hangout and Chat 

With Layla, Julia, David 

https://zoom.us/j/96774838905?pwd=dERYbDJianJTTWhaWGxXZVVsbWl5Zz09 

Fyrezone 2-4pm 

With Bud Ramsey 

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75585591494?pwd=WDl5TGs2QmFyMjZ1NHJGZExZK0ZwZz09 

Tuesday 

Photography  

With Nayira 

https://zoom.us/j/96774838905?pwd=dERYbDJianJTTWhaWGxXZVVsbWl5Zz09 

Cooking  

With Layla, David 

https://zoom.us/j/96774838905?pwd=dERYbDJianJTTWhaWGxXZVVsbWl5Zz09 

Fyrezone 2-4pm 

With Bud Ramsey 

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75585591494?pwd=WDl5TGs2QmFyMjZ1NHJGZExZK0ZwZz09 

Wednesday 

  

Games Club  

With David, Julia 

https://zoom.us/j/96774838905?pwd=dERYbDJianJTTWhaWGxXZVVsbWl5Zz09 

Thursday 

  

Anime Club  

With David, Layla 

https://zoom.us/j/96774838905?pwd=dERYbDJianJTTWhaWGxXZVVsbWl5Zz09 

Fyrezone 2-4pm 

With Bud Ramsey 

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75585591494?pwd=WDl5TGs2QmFyMjZ1NHJGZExZK0ZwZz09 

Friday 

Sign Language  

With Nayira 

https://zoom.us/j/96774838905?pwd=dERYbDJianJTTWhaWGxXZVVsbWl5Zz09 

Living with Loss 

With Layla, Julia  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89783746019?pwd=T0U4ZUV5ZlBVaUtFU3Y0ZnJOMlNXUT09 

2020 Fall Semester Awards Slideshow

VIRTUAL OPEN HOUSE

https://meet.google.com/sua-deza-qvz

    

Fall Virtual Open House Flyer

 Fall Virtual Open House Flyer.pdf 

A message from the principal.

 
Dear Cobble Hill Students and Families,
 
 Yay!  The Holiday Break is almost here 🎄.  I want to wish you all a wonderful holiday and a very happy, safe and healthy New Year. 
 
Some announcements and shout - outs for this week include:
 
We have our Holiday Bazaar this Tuesday at 1:15.  Please join us!  The Student Government and AP Gentile have  worked hard to organize a fun filled virtual event for all of us.  Additionally,  I want to thank Serena Edwards for hosting last week’s BLM spoken word event organized by Ms. Leborious.  The next one will be held in January.  We also held our 11th grade assembly last week, where guest speakers spoke about the college application process. Our 12th grade assembly was great too!  The Peer Leaders and Senior Committee did an excellent job of organizing games to get us all inspired and motivated!  Kudos Ms. Hodges and AP Rodriguez for advising these two groups! 
 
Finally, please join me on congratulating Ms. Vemic on her wedding this past weekend.  Let’s wish the happy couple a lifetime of joy and happiness!  
 
Holiday Break starts Thursday, December 24 and we return to school Monday, January 4,  2021.  
 
 
All the best,
 
Anna Maria Mule’

Messages for Families - February 11, 2021

Messages for Families

 Update for Families February 11 2021.pdf 

School-based COVID-19 Testing

Dear Parents/Guardians,

In order for your child to return to in-person learning, you must submit the consent form for in-school COVID-19 testing by the first day your child returns to their school building.

Mandatory in-school testing will happen weekly for a random selection of staff and students in all reopened school buildings. In order for your child to return to in-person learning, you must submit the consent form for in-school COVID-19 testing by the first day your child returns to The Cobble Hill School of American Studies.

  • Submitting consent to have your child tested for COVID-19 in school is quick and easy. If you have already submitted consent, we encourage you to do so again to ensure your child has the latest form on file. There are two easy ways to submit:
  • Fill out the form online using a New York City Schools Account (NYCSA) (Open external link)
    • If you already have a NYCSA account linked to your child: Log in, click your child’s name, click “Manage Account,” and then when a dropdown menu appears, click “Consent Forms.” Read the page, and then choose the consent option at the end for your child.
    • If you do not already have a NYCSA account: You can create one right away! If you have an account creation code from your school, you can create a full account in approximately five minutes, and then provide consent as described above. If you do not have an account creation code from your school, you can still provide your consent right away by clicking “Manage Consent” under “COVID-19 Testing” and filling out your and your child’s information to provide consent.
  • Print and sign the form and bring it to your child’s school on the first day they are back in the school building. A printable PDF file is available in ten languages, under Consent Forms below.

The test is easy, quick, and safe. Instead of the “long swab” that goes in the back of the nose, this test is a short, small swab (like a Q-Tip) that goes just in the front of the nose. Later this school year, it is possible that tests will be administered by collecting a small amount of saliva (spit). The whole test will take about two minutes.

We want to assure you that if your child is selected for testing but is uncomfortable or unable to be tested, we will not test your child and will work with you to address any concerns so that they can participate in future testing. We are focused on making this a brief, and gentle experience for our students, led by trained testers.

If your child is tested, DOE will let you know they were tested and when and how you will receive the results, which will typically be provided within 48-72 hours.

Visit the Supplemental Information for Parents About DOE Agreements With Outside Entities to read answers to a number of questions vendors provided about their privacy and data security practices. The vendors are BioReference Laboratories, Fulgent Genetics, and Somos Healthcare.

Opt-in Period & Program Updates Letter

2020-2021 PTA Nomination Letter

 2020-2021 PTA Nomination Letter.docx 

Bell Schedule

Please see the following links if you are experiencing technical difficulties:

 
Getting Started with ZOOM

 

Help with Teach Hub

Help with NYCDOE Student Accounts

Technical Support for families- 

Electronic Device Request

To help students stay connected during emergencies, the DOE is lending internet-enabled iPads to support remote learning for students. Please encourage families who need to request an internet- enabled electronic device to complete the survey here:   

https://coronavirus.schools.nyc/RemoteLearningDevices

Programming Model 1B Selection Announcement

Good day Parents & Guardians
 
 At this time, all families have been notified of the schedule and group that your child will be following in the fall semester. If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Ms. Mule our Principal amule@schools.nyc.gov or Ms. Sheffield Parent Coordinator wsheffield@schools.nyc.gov
 
 

Brooklyn North High School Pop-up PL - Week of 7.27

Brooklyn North High School Superintendency Presents:

PopUp PL

with the Pedagogy of Critical L💖ve

Join us to take a brain break, to stay connected, and to think & learn together!

 

Accelerate Learning and Instruction

 

Topic

Audience

Facilitator

7/28

12:00   Lessons learned from remote learning   Pedagogy of Critical Love

All

Deputy Superintendent Dr. Hoa Tu


Join Zoom Meeting

https://zoom.us/j/7257753523?pwd=d1MySDk5LzhoWG8raWI3YU1hbjVRZz09

1:30     Introduction to  Edmentum and iLearnNYC 

All

iLearn Team and Teachers


Join Zoom Meeting

https://zoom.us/j/7257753523?pwd=d1MySDk5LzhoWG8raWI3YU1hbjVRZz09

7/30

12:00   How should  principals plan for reopening? “Dear Principal…”

Parent Student

Principal Aaden Stern of Academy for Young Writers


Join Zoom Meeting

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Contribute to the Padlet: https://padlet.com/astern38/eckkm09f1ly94k37

1:30     SEL/trauma informed pedagogy

All

Enrique Garcia, Director, State & Federal Evaluation School Performance


Join Zoom Meeting

https://zoom.us/j/7257753523?pwd=d1MySDk5LzhoWG8raWI3YU1hbjVRZz09

 

8/5

12:00   Ask Superintendent Ross 💖

Teachers 

Staff

Superintendent Ross and team


Join Zoom Meeting

https://zoom.us/j/7257753523?pwd=d1MySDk5LzhoWG8raWI3YU1hbjVRZz09

Return to School 2020

Important Links 

Dear Parents/Guardians,

DOE has received over 400,000 responses from families and students to a survey asking about preferences and concerns for the upcoming year, and your input has been critical in our planning.

As you understand, we will begin the 2020-21 school year in an unprecedented way—including new health protocols, physical distancing, and more. However, our students will still be learning 5 days a week. A major difference is that we are preparing to deliver their education through a blended learning model. Blended learning means students will be taught on-site in school for part of the week, and will attend school remotely on the other days of the week.

Any family can also choose all-remote learning, for any reason. But we know that the majority of families want as much in-person instruction as is safely possible, and we will work to maximize it at every turn, consistent with health and safety requirements. We will continue to lead with the lens of equity and excellence, giving your child what they need to excel—and recognizing the ways that will be different from each of their classmates, especially in a time of crisis. We will not look away from the ways this virus has further magnified the effects of systemic racism in our communities. We will continue to explore opportunities to directly correct structural inequities—like closing the digital divide.

iLearn NYC

Las tareas de curso se pueden encontrar en edmentum en Ilearn. Instrucciones sobre como acceder a sus tareas de curso de principio a fin:

 
  • Primero busca www.schools.nyc.gov
  • Debajo de Quick Links, Haz click en TeachHub 
  • Ingresa tu nombre de usuario y contraseña 
  • Si no ha recuperado su cuenta, haga click en Find your username/ reset your password (buscar su nombre de usuario/ restablecer su contraseña)
  • Haga click a TeachHub y entre su nombre de usuario y contraseña
  • Elija Ilean NYC
  • A la izquierda My courses (mis clases) están todas las clases asignadas
  • Haga click en el curso deseado
  • Desplacese hacia abajo hasta Content (contenido de el curso)
  • Debajo de content (contenido) haga click en Edmentum
  • Haga click on Edmentum nuevamente, esto lo dirigirá a otra pagina 
  • Haga click en open in a new window (abrir en unable nueva ventana)
  • Vas a ver Active assignments (tareas activas)
  • Debajo has click a All Activities para ver las lecciones publicadas para el curso
  • Haz click a All Assignments (todas las areas) a la derecha en la parte superior de la pagina para ver las tareas de todos los cursos.

Subject: instructions on how to access edmentum

 
 
Detailed instructions on how to retrieve class assignments from edmentum through iLearn NYC
  
 
Course assignments can be found under edmentum on iLearn. Instructions on how to access your course assignments from start to finish:
 
  • First search for schools.nyc.gov
  • Click on TeachHub
  • Enter username and password, If you have not retrieved your account, under student click on Find your username/reset your password 
  • Once you log in, choose ilearnNYC
  • List of courses appear under My course on the left
  • Click on desired course
  • Scroll down to course content and click on edmentum
  • click on edmentum that appears again this will direct you to another tab
  • Click on open in a new window
  • You will see Active assignments, underneath  that click on All activities to see assignments/lessons posted for the course.
  • You are able to view assignments for all courses you are enrolled in under the All Assignments tab at the top right of the page.

iLearnNYC Technical Support

Website/Live Chat: Brightspace Help Desk

Hours: 8 am - 8 pm Mon-Fri / 8 am - 5 pm Sat-Sun

Directions on accessing iLearn

1. Check iLearnNYC for your schedules. Even though some of your classes might be "empty" when you login tomorrow morning, you need to continue checking back throughout the week.

2. Login to ILEARN with your DOE EMAIL through TEACH HUB (see directions below)

3. You should see your courses IN THE WAFFLE DROPDOWN and you can pin your courses to your class page

4. Click on the individual course

5. Click on Content within the Course

6. Click on the link that says "edmentum (and the respective course)

How to create a student account

DOE Student Accounts

The DOE has created student accounts for every single New York City public school student, including 3K and Pre-K students.

The account gives your student access to TeachHub, which is how students access:

  • iLearnNYC, the Summer School 2020 online learning platform 
  • Student report cards (available in the Student Documents icon)
  • Multiple educational applications
  • G Suite, Microsoft O365, and Zoom (using secure central accounts)

Your Student Account ID and Password

To retrieve your account ID and password:

  1. Go to Student Account Self Service
  2. Enter your 9-digit Student ID (OSIS) number. (You can find your Student ID number on a report card, your student ID card, or in your NYCSA account.)
  3. Enter your birthday.
  4. Click Continue.
  5. If the information you enter matches your student record, your username will be displayed. 
  6. Your student ID is your username followed by @nycstudents.net. For example, if your username is JaneD, your student account ID is JaneD@nycstudents.net.
  7. If you haven't already set up a password, you will be asked to set one up.
  8. Pick a password that only you will know.
  9. Re-enter your password.
  10. Click Update Password.

Video Tutorial

You can also watch a quick video on how to access your student account information:

 
 

Access the Remote Learning Portal

 

In order to support students with remote learning, the DOE has made available a remote learning portal for all DOE students. The remote learning portal provides quick links to online learning tools they will need, including Google Classroom and Microsoft Office. For students at schools that use Clever, a link to Clever will appear in the portal.

Get More Help

If you are unable to access your child’s student account, contact your child’s school. They can provide you with your student's account ID and password.

Schools: visit the InfoHub for instructions on how to download DOE student account information.

 

For further assistance you can email:

amule@schools.nyc.gov

cconsta2@schools.nyc.gov

etapiaalberto@schools.nyc.gov

bfarooq@schools.nyc.gov

Cobble Hill School of American Studies Graduation 2020

Critical Love

College Decision Day Video

Coronavirus Updates

https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/health-and-wellness/coronavirus-update

 Fact Sheet_COVID-19.pdf 

Cobble Hill High School

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News Letter

Trip Schedule

High School Summer Internship Program

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