Forty New Rochelle High School students were treated to healthy dishes including beet bruschetta with hummus and sweet potato and parsnip soup served by their schoolmates recently.

The student cooks in the Science of Food class whipped up dishes from their own recipes with farm-to-table, sustainable ingredients as the culmination of a semester-long "Food Ed" program with the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture.

They studied personal and cultural connections to food as well as topics of sustainability. The lessons focused on many facets of agriculture, even caring for the soil itself.

"They studied how to maintain healthy soil, how to restore depleted soil and how the foods that you choose to grow have an impact on that living skin of the earth," teacher Julia Chillemi Kouyoumdjian said.

For the lunch event, Chillemi Kouyoumdjian's 30 students prepared, cooked and served the meal to two other classes in Room 207. The focus was "mindful eating," which "increases your awareness of the positive and nurturing opportunities that are available through food selection and preparation," their menu explains. It continues, "Eating mindfully is a practice that uses all your senses in choosing to eat food that is both satisfying to you and nourishing to your body."

They chose ingredients from the Stone Barns farm; others were sustainably sourced. In addition to the bruschetta and the sweet potato soup, there was kale risotto, "classic farm soup" and a seasonal salad. With each course came a story about how people can share their cultures by sharing foods, how food can be a form of medicine and how healthy soil leads to more nutritious ingredients.

Students who took the class said they planned to eat healthier and to spread the word about the connection between how we grow food and the world around us.

"I commit to eating healthy foods and staying away from bad foods that may be detrimental to my health," Gillian Okaiteye wrote in an action plan questionnaire.

Several said they would start their own gardens or join a community garden. Nick Calderone said he would like to help his mother cook and perhaps even make the family dinner on his own. Colin Logan, like many others, said he would let others know what he had learned.

"I will spread awareness about issues with the food system, such as unfair distribution and non-ethical production practices," Logan said.

Message from the Principal

Attendance

At Isaac, we want and need your children to be in school everyday. The impact of missing school can be detrimental to a child's outcomes. Across the country, more than 8 million students are missing so many days of school that they are at risk for school failure. "Chronic absence — missing 10 percent or more of school days due to absence for reasons that are excused or unexcused can translate into third-graders unable to master reading, sixth-graders failing subjects and ninth-graders dropping out of high school" (Attendance Works, 2019).

We all want the best for our children. But sometimes, life happens. Children will get sick, there will be family emergencies, and children will most certainly have doctor's and dental appointments. We also understand, that sometimes these events are beyond our control. We ask that your child return to school with a note should they miss school due to an excused reason such as sickness, family emergency, inclement weather, or medical appointments. We ask that whenever possible, family vacations and travel be scheduled during the summer and school vacation times. Please contact the attendance office or your child's school counselor for more information.

SCHOOL ATTENDANCE MATTERS!

SUPPLY LISTS COMING SOON

Summer Assignments

Please click the link below for the appropriate summer assignment.

Incoming Grade 6 ELA Summer Assignment 2019.pdf

Incoming Grade 7 ELA Summer Assignment 2019.pdf

Incoming Grade 8 ELA Summer Assignment 2019.pdf

Incoming Grade 9 ELA Summer Assignment.pdf

MATH: All NRHS summer assignments for Algebra I, Geometry/H, Algebra II and Algebra II Honors can be found on the NRHS math department website here.

Visitor Policy

ALL VISITORS MUST ENTER THROUGH THE ENTRANCE FACING PELHAM ROAD. YOU MUST HAVE A PICTURE IDENTIFICATION

Families of IEYMS:

You are welcome to visit Isaac E. Young Middle School between the hours of 8:10 and 3:30 unless otherwise scheduled. When visiting, please enter the building through the entrance facing Pelham Road. This is commonly called the Bridge entrance. Visitors will not be permitted to enter through any other entrance. Parking is available on the street or in the lower lot. Our handicapped entrance is located on the side of the building off of Centre Avenue. Parents with strollers or carriages can use the handicapped entrance where there is a ramp. Please make sure you have picture identification. To ensure an orderly and safe arrival and dismissal, staff will be unavailable for meetings between 8:15-8:35 and 2:15-2:45 unless there is an emergency or previously scheduled appointment.

After 3:30 pm, the Centre Avenue entrance should be used to enter the building.

Thank you

Academic Assistance

POWER UP!

Students if you need help with academics, homework, or would like some additional time to study, you should POWER UP! Before and after school is your time to receive additional help with learning. Teachers are available to assist you. Make sure you check the teacher's extra help schedule.

School Counseling Department

Middle school is an exciting yet challenging time for students, their parents and teachers. According to the American School Counselor Association, during this transition from childhood to adolescence, middle school students are characterized by a need to explore a variety of interests, connecting their learning in the classroom to its practical application in life and work; high levels of activity coupled with frequent fatigue due to rapid growth. During the middle years, adolescents are searching for their own identity as they begin to grow more mature. At Isaac E. Young, the school counselors support students and families in the areas of academics, career and college readiness and social emotional development. School counselors are here as a resource for students. Please contact the school counseling office should you need assistance

Mrs. Cirilio: School Counseling Office Secretary 914-576-4367

Mrs. Rodriguez: School Counselor

Mrs. Rhett: School Counselor

Mrs. Gabr: School Counselor

Mrs. Smith: School Counselor

Quick Links

Our Mission

Built by the Past, Ready for the Future...
"Our mission as the Isaac E. Young Middle School Community is to provide personalized learning opportunities that promote a high standard for academic success and creativity, as well as critical and independent thinking in a safe and healthy environment. Students will become responsible and respectful citizens who are lifelong learners and contributing members of their society and who meet the challenges of a diverse and changing world."

Construido por el Pasado, Listo para el Futuro\

Nuestra misión, como la Comunidad Escolar de Isaac E. Young, es proporcionar oportunidades de aprendizaje personalizado que promuevan un nivel alto para éxito académico y creatividad, así como pensamientos lógicos e independientes en un ambiente seguro y saludable. Los estudiantes se convertirán en ciudadanos responsables y respetuosos y serán estudiantes de por vida y miembros contribuyentes de su sociedad y quienes cumplan con los retos de un mundo diverso y cambiante.

Parent Presentation 4/19

IY ELA PTA 4-9-19.pdf

Middle School Math Presentation.pdf

Science PTA 4 9 19 PRESENTATION.pdf

School Announcements

2019 Summer Shape Fitness Academy, Monday July 1 - Thursday July 25, Lunes Julio 1 – jueves el 25 de julio

City School District of New Rochelle 2019 Summer Shape Fitness Academy

Monday July 1 - Thursday July 25 *There is no camp on Fridays or on Thursday, July 4th, 2019

8:30 am-12:30 pm Soccer and Tennis will be at New Rochelle High School

Basketball will be at Isaac E. Young Middle School For all boys and girls currently in 3rd - 8th grades

Cost: $325.00 for full four week session. Scholarships available. Registration must be done in person at the New Rochelle High School House 4 Cafeteria on:

Wednesday, June 12, 2019 (6:00 pm - 8:00 pm) **Enrollment for the sessions will be limited. Children will be registered on a first come first served basis.

Registrations may also be handed in to Steve Young (Director of Athletics) or Judy Petrone (Athletic Secretary) at the New Rochelle High School Athletic Office during the hours of 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

All payments (Cash, Check or Money Order) must accompany registration form. SORRY, THERE ARE NO REFUNDS Make check/money order payable to: City School District of New Rochelle -  Questions: Call Danny Bernstein---914-304-4052

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City School District of New Rochelle  2019 Summer Shape Fitness Academy Lunes Julio 1 – jueves el 25 de julio

*No hay campo los viernes o lunes el 4 de julio 8:30am-12:30pm   Soccer y tenis sera en New Rochelle High School

Baloncesto sera en la escuela Isaac

Para todos los niños y niñas en los grados 3 – 8  Precio: $325.00 por sesión completa de cuatro semanas. Becas Disponibles.

Registración debe hacerse en persona en la cafetería de la casa 4 de New Rochelle High School el miércoles 12 de junio

**Inscripción para las sesiones será limitada. Los niños serán registrados por orden de llegada.

Las inscripciones también pueden entregarse a Steve Young (Director de Atléticos) o Judy (Secretaria de Atléticos) en New Rochelle High School en la oficina de atléticos durante las horas de 8:00 am – 1:00 pm   2:30 pm - 3:00 pm.

Todos los pagos (Dinero en efectivo, cheque o giro postal) deben acompañar el formulario de inscripción.

LO SENTIMOS, NO HAY REEMBOLSOS

Haga el cheque/giro postal pagado a: City School District of New Rochelle

Preguntas: por favor llame a Danny Bernstein 914-304-4052
- 2019 SHAPE Registration.pdf
Isaac E. Young Middle School
Y.E.S. PROGRAM IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ALMS AND IEY STUDENTS

The YOUNG ENGINEERS SCHOOL (Y.E.S.) is now accepting applications for this summer. This program is an outstanding enrichment opportunity for middle school students who have shown and continue to show proficiency in Math, Science, and Technology Ed. Students must be currently attending the New Rochelle Public Schools. We offer expert instruction combined with fascinating experiments and S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) activities specially designed for middle school students.

Students can select to attend any one of three different two week sessions. The hours for each session are Monday-Friday, 9am – 3pm, snack and lunch are provided, however, transportation is not provided. Parents are responsible for getting their children to and from ALMS. The program fee is $375.00 per student for each of the two week sessions. Due to the popularity of this program seats do fill up very quickly. For more information and/or to register, interested parents and students can click on the link below to obtain a brochure/application
- YES Brochure 2019.pdf
Isaac E. Young Middle School
Register for sports using "FamilyID"

If you are interested in registering to participate on one of our athletic teams please see the attached "FAMILYID" form.
- FamilyID Middle School Intro Letter 2 25 19 Spanish 2.pdf
Isaac E. Young Middle School
IEY Exploring NYC Club

IEY Exploring NYC Club on a recent visit to the United Nations and Brooklyn Bridge
Isaac E. Young Middle School

Calendar of Events

Jun 26

** Last Day of School **

City School District of New Rochelle
Jun 26

Half Day - Elementary Schools

Dismissal 11:40 a.m.

City School District of New Rochelle
Jun 27

Summer School Registration

City School District of New Rochelle
Jun 28

Summer School Registration

City School District of New Rochelle
Jul 2 11:00 PM 12:00 AM

BOE - Annual Organizational Meeting

Central Administration

Board Room

City School District of New Rochelle