Registration is now open for Pre-K, kindergarten and students who are new to the City School District of New Rochelle. It will continue through July 31. Visit this page for all information about the registration process, which has been modified for the COVID-19 crisis.
IEYMS Information and Updates
This section of our webpage offers weekly updates and must know information. For more details about specific topics, please continue to scroll down to the main section of our page. There you will find more important information about our school. Every effort will be made to keep our web page up to date so that our parents can use it as a source of information.
October 16 Newsletter
Please click the link below for the Friday, October 16 Blast newsletter. You will find important information regarding Hybrid School as well as a recognition of our Students of the Month. 6th grade students will enter the building according to their period 1 teacher. This information can be found in the newsletter. Students entering through the Bridge should enter the football field gates on Centre Avenue and walk down the driveway. Staff will be available to provide assistance.
Newletter - Oct Spanish Translation.pdf
Weekly Student Health Questionnaire
The district is asking all families whether in hybrid school or virtual school to complete a weekly student health questionnaire. The survey will be emailed and texted to families each week. Please scroll below to our Student Health Screener section of the page to learn more information.
Wednesday School Schedule
Students are learning from home on Wednesdays. The instructional schedule for Wednesdays will consist of synchronous instruction in the morning and asynchronous instruction for the afternoon. Morning instruction is from 8:30-11:31. Students should log into their online classes according to the schedule provided. Independent afternoon work will be completed during the hours of 12:00-3:00. Life skills students will report to school on Wednesday's until further notice from the teacher. Please scroll below to the Bell Schedule section to view Wednesday's schedule.
Bee Line Bus Transportation
Does your child ride the Bee Line bus to school? Information about the Bee Line bus service, routes, and metro card purchases can be found below in the Bus Transportation section of our webpage. Keep scrolling down for more information about Bee Lines transportation.
Student Return to School Dates
6th grade students are scheduled to return to school on Monday, October 19. Group assignments were mailed home to families on Friday, October 2. 6th grade students should report to school for an 8:15 entry into the building. If you signed up for full virtual school, you will continue with full virtual school.
8th grade students are scheduled to return to school on Monday, October 26.
7th grade students are scheduled to return to school on Monday, November 2.
Chromebook Assistance is Available
District Protocols
NYSDOH Flowchart for Schools pptx.pdf
COVID-19 Basics Presentation (video)
Monthly Calendar
Students who take a bus to school may purchase a Metrocard to ride the bus daily. To learn about how our bus routes work, please review the information posted to our district website at: How to Use Our Bus System (Please click on the blue link to view the information on our buses)
Can my student purchase a metrocard at school during the first week? Students can also purchase a metrocard at school, if you are unable to do so online. The pass will be $92.00 for the beginning of the school year. Sales will take place in the Metro Card Office (across from the security desk). The student metrocards are renewable in January for a discounted price of $115.00. If the student metrocard is lost, you may replace it for a $5.00 replacement fee.
New Rochelle schools require that all families complete a student health screening questionnaire for all students whether in virtual or hybrid school. We ask that all families complete the screener once a week. Having everyone complete the screener, regardless if learning from home or school, will allow us to respond immediately to families in need of assistance and to conduct contact tracing initiatives in partnership with the Westchester County Health Department. We ask that families complete the survey in a timely manner as outlined below. The survey should be completed by a parent or adult guardian. We are relying on our families to report accurate information. If you do not complete the survey, a member of our school health team will contact you to provide assistance.
Cohort A (for hybrid model students in school on Monday and Tuesdays)
Cohort B (hybrid model students in school on Thursday and Friday)
Virtual Learning Model Families (for students that are opting for a full remote option)
Welcome Families to Isaac E. Young Middle School.
It is with great excitement that we await the first day of school. The start of a new year provides us with the opportunity to meet some amazingly talented young people. This year has certainly tested our fortitude and patience. I hope that the summer months provided you with the chance to recharge and enjoy some of the things you love to do. Despite the continued challenges that may lie ahead of us, we take the role of educating your children very serious and are committed to providing the best education possible regardless of the model. To achieve that goal, it is important that we work in partnership. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have questions or concerns. The assistant principals Mr. Trujillo and Mr. Francaviglia are here to support your child. Please contact them regarding specific grade level concerns.
In partnership,
Tawanda Robinson, Ed. D.
Principal
IEYMS Parent Letter Virtual School.pdf August 28, 2020
Parent Letter Sept 3 Orientation and first day of virtual school 1.pdf
Parent Letter Sept 3 translation VS and orientation.pdf
Students, do you need to speak with someone during school hours? Let's Link
The school counselors and clinicians work together to support all children. Starting Wednesday, September 16, students are able to see a school counselor, psychologist, or social worker between the hours of 8:20-3:16, Monday-Friday, except during holidays and when schools are closed. The Let's Link room is a place for students who may need to speak with someone during the day. This is not a place for school counseling. Students can join the Google Classroom using course code fem54d6. Once in the room, click Meet Link at the top of the page.
| Time Available | Support Staff | Title |
| 8:20-9:18 | Ms. Coley | Licensed Clinical Social Worker |
| 9:21-10:09 | Mrs. Rhett | School Counselor |
| 10:12-11:00 | Ms. Greene/Smith | School Counselor |
| 11:03-11:51 | Ms. Rodriguez | School Counselor |
| 11:54-12:42 | Dr. Billups | Licensed Psychologist |
| 12:45-1:33 | Mrs. Gabr | School Counselor |
| 1:36-2:24 | Ms. Villalona | School Psychologist |
| 2:27-3:16 | Mrs. Littlejohn | School Social Worker |
Students who need a Chromebook should call the Main Office at 914-576-4360 Monday-Thursday, from 9:00-1:30 to schedule an appointment for pick-up. You must complete a device loaner form in order to receive a Chromebook.
Device Loaner Form CSDNR English.pdf
Device Loaner Form CSDNR Spanish.pdf
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdYxFl0VH0fwREndUDq5fY80EpnyWSfNRcPNDAUa3xBDvuH4w/viewform
The City School District of New Rochelle is offering Grab and Go lunch to all registered students. Click the link for more information.
Welcome 6th grade families. We are happy to have you as part of the Isaac learning community. Please click on the link below to learn more about 6th grade. We look forward to a wonderful school year!
6th Grade Parent Orientation-English.pdf
6th Grade Parent Orientation-Spanish.pdf
At Isaac, we want and need your children to be in school everyday. The impact of missing school, even virtual, 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 whenever possible, family vacations and travel be scheduled during the summer and school vacation times. 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. In the event that your child will miss a few classes or part of the day due to early dismissal, for medical appointments or an excusable reason, please contact the attendance office at 914-576-4362. You may also email us at ieymsattendance@nredlearn.org. Please upload any documentation that you may have regarding your child’s absence from school. We recommend that you also notify the teacher. In the event of online/virtual school, please follow the same procedure. Contact the attendance office or email us at the contact information provided.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE MATTERS!
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, behavior, and social-emotional development. School counselors are here as a resource for students. Please contact the school counseling office at 914-576-4367 should you need assistance
School Counselors: Mrs. Gabr, Mrs. Rhett, Mrs. Rodriguez, and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Smith is currently on leave. Ms. Greene is replacing Mrs. Smith.
Please make sure that your child's immunizations are up to date as per NYS Health Department regulations. Students will need documentation of up to date immunizations.
If you are interested in registering to participate on one of our athletic teams please see the attached "FAMILYID" form.
Start with Hello
Start with Hello
Start with Hello
IEY Chess Program
2017 Winning Stock Market Team
Students win awards at NSCF tournament.
IEY Graduation
