Administration
Mr. Paul Martuccio, Principal
Ms. Stephanie Fremer, Assistant Principal
Ms. Danielle Nola, Assistant Principal
Ms. Valerie Panzella, Assistant Principal
Vision Statement
"P.S. 13 is a collaborative learning community wherein the parents, students, and staff members have a voice and responsibility in the continuous shaping of and adherence to high expectations, processes, and systems that ultimately result in the social and academic growth of every student."
Google Classroom Login Help
If you need any passwords, logins or assistance for your children please contact our
Parent Coordinator, Ms Richards at TRichards8@schools.nyc.gov
Instructional Math Video links
Instructional Math Video links
- Click on the link below your child’s grade.
- Click on the Module that your child is currently working on in class.
- Then click on the lesson that you want to view.
Grade 1
https://www.youtube.com/user/dhabecker/playlists?view=50&flow=grid&shelf_id=18
Grade 2
https://www.youtube.com/user/dhabecker/playlists?view=50&flow=grid&shelf_id=12
Grade 3
https://www.youtube.com/user/dhabecker/playlists?view=50&flow=grid&shelf_id=14
Grade 4
https://www.youtube.com/user/dhabecker/playlists?view=50&flow=grid&shelf_id=15
Grade 5
https://www.youtube.com/user/dhabecker/playlists?view=50&flow=grid&shelf_id=16
Instructional supports for K- 5
Click the link below.
Click on your child’s grade and scroll down to the Module. Click on the resources you want to view for each lesson.
All School Based events are cancelled until further notice.
Borough President's Office Readers are Leaders Competition
The Readers Are Leaders Program challenges classes in Staten Island's schools to read a minimum of six books at or above grade level during the five-week period of February 18th through March 25th. One "exceptional" reader will be chosen from each school to be recognized at a ceremony in May. Since its inception in 1996, students have read more than 690,000 books for the annual challenge.
In addition, a new component has been added to the challenge this year. As a partner program and expansion of the successful Readers Are Leaders, Borough President Oddo also kicked off a new “Readers Are Leaders Jr.” program, challenging 1st graders to read “Mikey and the Dragons” by NYT bestselling author and former Navy SEAL Jocko Willink, along with one book of their choice. This program will run concurrent to the fourth grade program.
As an added bonus to the challenge, any student who reads Mike's book series, "The Magic Shop," and writes a book report about one of the books will be considered for a special prize.
Students who participate in the 1st grade “Readers Are Leaders Jr.” challenge will be required to read " Mikey and the Dragons " by Jocko Willink. The Borough President's office distributed over 1,500 copies to participating schools throughout the borough.
“While you guys are all reading your 6 books, I am going to do my part and read a little for me. I am blessed to work with people at Borough Hall who also love to read. We got together to think about how we could make this program even better. So we decided to expand ‘Readers Are Leaders’ to the 1st grade with a ‘Readers Are Leaders Jr.’,” said Borough President Oddo.
Students Can Apply Now for Exciting Summer STEM Enrichment Programs!
Succeed with STEM this summer! Students entering kindergarten through grade 12 in September 2020 can apply now Opens in a new browser tab to attend exciting enrichment and experiential learning programs with STEM Matters NYC. A wide range of programsOpens in a new browser tab are offered and vary by grade level.
The 5-week STEM Academy is offered to students entering grades 3 through 11 in September and is located at schools throughout the city. Our 1-week camps are offered to students entering kindergarten through grade 9 in September and are located at museums and zoos in all five boroughs. Courses and internships are offered to students entering grades 10 through 12 at museums and experiential learning centers around the city.
Program partners include the NYC Department of Education’s Genovesi Environmental Study Center and NYC Center for Aerospace and Applied Mathematics; Audubon New York; Bronx Zoo; Central Park Zoo; Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum; MakerSpace NYC Futureworks; Museum of the City of New York; New-York Historical Society; New York Aquarium; Prospect Park Zoo; Queens Botanical Garden; Queens County Farm Museum; Queens Zoo; Rubin Museum of Art; Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden; Staten Island Museum; Staten Island Zoo; SUNY College at Old Westbury; The Morgan Library & Museum and Wave Hill.
All programs involve the opportunity to gain real-world, hands-on learning experiences this summer! Don’t miss out, spots are limited and the application deadline is Friday, April 10. Preference is given to students who attend Title I schools. Download our flyerOpens in a new browser tab, learn moreOpens in a new browser tab, and apply nowOpens in a new browser tab. For questions, contact STEMMattersNYC@schools.nyc.gov.
Several parents requested a break down of the prices of smencils that are available for the children to purchase. We've listed it all below for your convenience!
Smencil Price List
| Smencils $1.00 | Troll pens $4.00 |
| Gel crayons $1.00 | Troll 3pk pencils $4.00 |
| Smickers $1.00 | Tsum Tsum scented pens $4.00 |
| Smens $3.00 | Backpack buddies $5.00 |
| Fruit keychains $3.00 | Assorted character keychains $5.00 |
| Mechanical pencils $3.00 | Plush scented pencil cases $6.00 |
| Scented erasers $3.00 | Rubber scented pencil cases $8.00 |
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Dear Families:
Recently, a novel (new) coronavirus was detected in thousands of people worldwide, primarily in China. A "novel coronavirus" is a strain that has not been previously found in humans. This novel coronavirus can lead to fever, cough and shortness of breath. There are currently zero diagnoses in New York City, and the risk to New Yorkers is low. The City is monitoring the outbreak closely and working with our partners at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Right now, everyone should go about their daily lives, but practice the same
precautions you do during cold and flu season: Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve (not your hands) when sneezing or coughing, wash your hands with soap and water often, and stay home if you are feeling sick. If you were recently in Wuhan, China and have a fever and either cough or shortness of breath, call your health care provider. At this time there is no need to cancel field trips.
To learn more, visit the Health Department’s website at nyc.gov/health and search: coronavirus.
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Demetre C. Daskalakis, MD, MPH Roger Platt, MD
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