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.
Watch a tribute to the eighth graders moving on from Isaac E. Young Middle School here:
Welcome new 6th grade families. Please click below to learn more about our school. Additional information can be found by clicking Parents and Community.
Incoming 6th grade parent orientation letter pdf
Incoming 6th grade parent orientation letter Spanish pdf
Incoming 6th Grade Parent Orientation Presentation 1.pdf
Incoming 6th Grade Parent Orientation Presentation Spanish.pdf
Summer assignments and school supply lists can be found above under the heading Parents and Community. We encourage all students to complete the Summer Learning Assignments to help students stay on track. We also encourage students to continue to read a book, magazine, or article of their choice. Reading for 30 minutes a day builds academic knowledge and strengthens the mind.
ALL VISITORS MUST ENTER THROUGH THE ENTRANCE FACING PELHAM ROAD
When visiting IEYMS, please enter the building through the entrance facing Pelham Road. 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. Please make sure you have picture identification. To promote an orderly and safe arrival and dismissal, staff will be unavailable for meetings between 8:15-8:35 and 2:45-3:25. We encourage you to contact the Main Office or the School Counseling Office to set up an appointment.
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!
June 10, 2020
Congratulations to the students who were recently inducted into the Isaac E. Young Middle School National Junior Honor Society. Induction into this prestigious national organization is reserved for those students who excel in the areas of Academic Scholarship, Leadership, Character, Service, and Citizenship. Please click the link below to view our virtual video ceremony. Link to NJHS video
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
Ms. DeOliverios: School Counseling Office Secretary 914-576-4367
Mrs. Gabr: School Counselor
Mrs. Rhett: School Counselor
Mrs. Rodriguez: School Counselor
Mrs. Smith: School Counselor
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.
Regular Meeting
NRHS LEK Theatre
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
