eChalk/Student Information System - Check your child's report card or program card through eChalk. Directions are
here.
All students should report to Bayside on Tuesday, September 7th between 10:30 AM and 12:30 PM to meet their Guidance Counselor and pick up their programs, transcripts, and Metro Cards.
Orientation for New Students and their Parents will be held on Thursday, September 2nd from 6:30 to 8:00 PM in the Auditorium. This session is only for students/parents who did not attend the June Orientation.
REMINDER - please return all library books and textbooks by Friday, June 25th. If you do not return your textbooks, you will not receive new textbooks in September.
Bayside HS in the news! Bayside High School was featured in a NY1 story "Queens High Schools Have City's Highest Graduation Rates". Watch the video clip
here.
Starting the week after the Spring Break (April 12) will be PM Counseling. Our Guidance Counselors will be working (using Parents' Title One Funds) different days during the weeks in April and May. They will be making appointments to accommodate parents.
You must have an appointment and show ID at the main desk. Each parent will have 30 minutes.
Times are from 4pm to 7pm.
Call 718-229-7600 x1343 to make an appointment. The best time to call is between 8am and 2pm.
We are also planning a Guidance Information Night in May (also Title One Funding). More details to follow.
Extended Day Schedule -
students should see their guidance counselors as soon as possible if they are interested in either making up credits or taking an advanced credit in a choice of subjects.
“In an article entitled “Bayside Changes: Hey Where Did That Office Go?”, reporter Hira Afridi misstated that there was a connection between Bayside receiving Federal money and the new sign in front of the building. In reality, NO budget funds were spent in purchase or construction of the new sign—it was entirely paid for by student donations.
We apologize for this error.
Apply for Free or Reduced Price School Meals!
Submit the School Meals Application today. Go to
www.nyc.gov/accessnyc and complete the online application. Your child(ren) may be eligible for free or reduced price meals.
Families can also complete a paper application. Any questions about the application can be sent in an email to
OSFCompliance@schools.nyc.gov or by calling the Office of SchoolFood Help Desk at (718) 707-4400.
Message from the Department of Education: Parents Can Sign up for School Alerts
It's easier than ever to stay updated about events affecting your child's school. If school opens late or dismisses early, or if it relocates or closes temporarily because of bad weather or other unexpected events, you can now receive an update in real-time via phone, text message, or e-mail. Families can sign up to receive school updates for up to five specific zip codes through Notify NYC, the City's public notification system.
To sign up for the free service, click here or call 311.
Parents who register for an eChalk account will be able to securely access My Groups, Blogs (if enabled), My School, and the private My Classes area for all of their children. Parents will be able to view exactly what their children see in My Classes, including all designated homework assignments, resources, discussions and grades (if available) by logging in to their own registered account. In addition, parents also receive their class email alerts.
To register – click on Parent Registration on the left hand side of the main page.
The Princeton Review is pleased to offer SAT and PSAT programs at Bayside High School, hosted by the PTA and offered exclusively for its students. Go to the following links for more details.