District 13 Education Roundup

By on September 25, 2016 11:26 pm in Brooklyn Heights, CEC13Brooklyn, Education, Events, Kids, Parents

The school year is underway and the District 13 CEC is spreading the word about important meetings and events taking place this week.

Monday, September 26th
Participatory Budgeting
7:00pm – 8:30pm
PS 9 (80 Underhill Avenue, Brooklyn)

Per the CEC website, this information session is an opportunity for collaborative brainstorming with electeds, school leaders and parents “on ways to spend funds that each Council Member has allocated to the Participatory Budgeting Process (several MILLION in capital funds) and submit ideas of your own.”  Past projects have funded improvements for neighborhood parks, schools and infrastructure.

Participatory BudgetingPlease note all ideas must be submitted by September 30th. District 33 residents may attend this meeting, submit ideas online at ideas.pbnyc.org or email them to Councilmember Levin’s PB Coordinator, Benjamin Solotaire at bsolotaire@council.nyc.gov.  For additional information, follow D33 Participatory Budgeting on Facebook or visit Councilmember Levin’s Participatory Budgeting website.

Additionally, Councilmember Levin will be holding a D33 Assembly on Tuesday, September 27th at We Work, 195 Montague Street, 6:30 – 8:30pm.

Tuesday, September 27th
State of the District Address with Superintendent, Barbara Freeman
6:30pm
PS 56 (170 Gates Avenue, Brooklyn)

D13 State of the District Barbara Freeman

Superintendent Freeman will discuss district-wide accomplishments and goals for the upcoming year.

Wednesday, September 28th
D13 Middle School Fair
5:30–7:30pm
The Dock Street School
19 Dock Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

The CEC invites parents to come and learn about the Middle School options available in District 13. Click for the D13 Middle School Directory.

D13MiddleSchoolFair2016

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  • BklynT

    We couldn’t be happier with BROOKLYN PROSPECT CHARTER SCHOOL. They have a k-5 in District 13, Clinton Hill middle school in D13 and Windsor Terrace middle school district 15, and High School in Windsor Terrace serving Districts 13/15. It’s worth checking out for a continuous K-12 education, as well as a guaranteed HS. Def worth checking out.