BTHS Daily Announcements 9.29.26

BTHS Daily Announcements

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BTHS Daily Announcements 9.29.26

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WHAT'S NEW IN TECH

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It's cool TO BE kind

BROOKLYN TECH'S DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Day 7 out of the 10 day schedule

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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It's Fall

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Celebrating HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH September 15-October 15, 2026

NEW OR CLOSEST TO DEADLINE

Any girl interested in flag football?

Please fill out this interest form: HERE

HERE

"Make sure you fill out your lunch forms! It affects your fee waivers for the SAT & AP exams! Fill them out as soon as possible."

Link for Lunch Forms

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BROOKLYN T. HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

All 9th and 10 Graders

The Boys Junior Varsity Basketball interest meeting takes place on September 29th in the

Auditorium at 3:45pm.

PLAYBILL CHALLENGE DEADLINE TO SIGN UP IS SEPTEMBER 30TH

WORK WILL BE DUE NOVEMBER 5TH

RSVP Link for Playbill

Advisor: Ms. Massie

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5TH ANNUAL PLAYBILL CHALLENGE PLAYBILL Click the QR code to Apply SEAT FALL ROW 2026

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Calling all artists. The 5th annual art contest is HERE. How does it work? Complete the challenge & showcase your work. The fall play audiences will rank their favorites. The top 3 playbills will win 1 ticket to the Spring Musical OR 1 free ticket to one of Mr. Mousley's Broadway Spring show opportunities. The challenge: Choose one of our 18 Majors and create a playbill for the major. The playbill can either be for the play or musical genre. You must create a name of your show.

Link Here Juniors for PSAT RSVP

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Juniors! Sign up to take PSAT 11 this October. BTHS will be offering the PSAT 11 to all Juniors for free on the following dates: • Wednesday October 14 (4-7pm) • Thursday October 15 (4-7pm) • Saturday October 17 (8:30-11:30 am) Register by Oct. 2nd https://tinyurl.com/FallPSATRegistration

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Calling All Freshmen and Sophomores Girls BOWLING TEAM Join Now: The Season Has Started GOOGLE CLASSROOM LR5H5IDE • NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY - We will teach you! • WANT TO TRY OUT? Join the Google Classroom and email [email protected] for paperwork & next steps

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UNIDOS PRESENTS: HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH CELEBRATION! JOIN US FOR CULTURAL CELEBRATIONS, TASTY DISHES, AND FUN GAMES FOR ALL! WHEN: OCTOBER 1ST AT 4:00 PM WHERE: BTHS LIBRARY ADVISOR: MS. RIVAS: [email protected] CLUB EMAIL: [email protected]

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SAVE THE DATES OPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 21ST & BTHS CLUB FAIR OCTOBER 22ND & 23RD

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ULTIMATE FRISBEE CLUB INTEREST MEETING CLUB ADVISOR: JUSTIN FABRIKANT FRIDAY OCTOBER 2ND ROOM 2N6 3:45PM MORE INFORMATION: @TECHGXRLSULT @TECH_ULT

Link to Frisbee

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SPARK PEER EDUCATORS WANTED! LOOKING FOR THOSE WHO ARE COMMITTED TO EDUCATING THEIR PEERS ABOUT ALCOHOL AND DRUGS SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS OR SENIORS ONLY MAY APPLY DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO STAND IN FRONT OF A ROOM FULL OF YOUR PEERS AND GIVE A PRESENTATION? REQUIREMENTS • Current sophomores, juniors or seniors only. • Willing to learn lessons their lunch period 3 days a week. • Open minded and a willingness to learn. • Ability to engage with your peers on controversial subject matter. AS A SPARK PEER EDUCATOR YOU WILL • Learn lessons that you will then present to your peers in advisory classes. • Plan school-wide events for days like Alcohol Awareness Month etc. • Create and publish at least one SPARKNows zine INTERESTED? FILL OUT THIS FORM

Link to Register

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BUILDING BEATS bbLEADERS FELLOWSHIP NOV 2026 - JUNE 2027 APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN! DEADLINE TO APPLY: SEPT 30TH, 2026

LIBRARY SCHEDULE

WEEK OF 9/28-10/2

(see below in library section for specific events)

Tues 9/29: No scheduled closures. OPEN AFTER SCHOOL until 5pm.

Weds 9/30: LIMITED Pds 5, 6, 8 & 9

Thurs 10/1: Pds 2, 6, & 7 LIMITED

Fri 10/2: Pds 7 LIMITED

BRAVO

“The Girls Varsity Tennis Team has secured another win!

1st Singles Tara Laun; 2nd Singles Captain Emma Kusakabe; 3rd Singles Tiffany Cen; First Doubles Elena Ho & Klara Dushallari; 2nd Doubles Sophia Bohn and Captain Sophia Moshenyat pulled through with a 4-1 scrimmage win against James Madison on Thursday. Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Tennis Team!

Come out to Fort Greene Park to support their game against New Utrecht this Tuesday!”

INTERNATIONAL TRIP OPPORTUNITIES

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GALÁPAGOS SPRING BREAK 2027 ECUADOR 3 SPOTS LEFT! EMAIL [email protected] IF YOU WISH TO ENROLL

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WE'RE GOING TO London and Paris Spring 2027 | 7 Days TRIP DETAILS Exact dates to be announced The earliest we'll depart is: April 15, 2027 The latest we'll return is: April 26, 2027 Initial flexibility helps build the best on-the-ground experience for our group PRICE AND PAYMENT The most up-to-date pricing can be found on our tour enrollment page Learn about EF's interest-free, customizable payment plans at eftours.com/payments QUESTIONS? EF's safety information, scholarship opportunities, travel protection, and more can be found on eftours.com GROUP LEADER: Jan-Kristof Louis-Mansano [email protected] SIGN UP TODAY Enroll by September 21, 2026 to get $150 off and lock in the best possible price. Plus, you can cancel for any reason within 7 days for a full refund. Scan to enroll Or visit: eftours.com/2925891KF Chat, call, or email EF Traveler Support eftours.com/contact-us EDUCATIONAL TOURS

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BTHS Ecological Trip to South Africa WE'RE GOING TO South Africa Winter 2028 South Africa Educational & Ecological Trip on February Break 2028 Join us for an unforgettable student trip to South Africa during February Break 2028! Explore wildlife, culture, sustainability, and global learning experiences through this exciting educational journey. This 10-day, multi-destination ecological tour will offer participants an opportunity to explore some of South Africa's most remarkable ecological, historical, and cultural sites. The customized itinerary will include visits to Kruger National Park, the Cradle of Humankind UNESCO World Heritage Site, and major attractions in Johannesburg and Cape Town, along with numerous other destinations that highlight the country's extraordinary biodiversity, natural landscapes, and rich history. To see the itinerary and enroll, scan the QR code. For Further Information, please contact Mr. Nasrollahi, Biology Department teacher, at: [email protected]

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WE'RE GOING TO China Spring 2028 Travel the world with your friends! Enrollment now open! Sign up today! Current Sophomores and Freshmen! There's an incredible educational travel opportunity available for you. Grab your friends and travel to China for an unbelievable trip to China. We'll tour Beijing, Xian, and Shanghai. We'll climb on the Great Wall, wander the Forbidden City, explore neighborhoods, learn new skills, and make special memories. Sign up for our Zoom interest meeting to learn more about this tour, including: • What we'll see and do • Travel logistics • Earning high school or college credit • Affordable payment options • How to enroll on this trip—before it fills up Join us in China! Alan Barbour Group Leader For more information contact me [email protected] Register at: www.eftours.com/3048306CU Scan to RSVP rsvp.eftours.com/a573sh9 Can't make the meeting? Opt to get info when you RSVP! EF | EDUCATIONAL TOURS

IMPORTANT BTHS INFO

Please note: Formatting of the daily announcements changes while viewing on cell phones.

To see full info on phones you must click read more.

Bell Schedules Click on the left

Bell Schedules

BTHS DRESS CODE INFORMATION LINK HERE

LINK HERE

-Printers in the Cafeteria:

You need to please have a USB with what you want to print.

VOLUNTEER HOURS SUBMISSION

Students you must use your NYC EMAILS to access.

You must get a letter from the organization where you are volunteering with your name, hours and dates of service.

Parents cannot submit the letters on your child's behalf

2026-2027 Volunteer Submission Form

SPACE REQUEST

NEW CHANGE for 2026-2027:

All requests must include the date, times, how many participants and if there will be food at the event.

Auditorium and multi facilities usage (ex: several floors, auditorium and cafe)

Contact:

A.P. Trombetta and must be made 30 days in advance to [email protected].

REQUESTS FOR THE LIBRARY

Must be made in advance notice

Library Requests Here

REQUESTS FOR THE CAFETERIA only and classrooms for special events go through

Ms. Massie. [email protected].

Students requesting the cafe for activities- please email your requests and answer these questions:

Complete dates of the event.

What is the activity/event you are doing?

What periods will this be or is the event "all lunch periods."

What supplies do you need from the COSA office?

Do you need Ms. Yvette to manage sign in sheets?

Will your advisor be stopping by to check in?

Do you have people to clean up every period between classes and at the end of the day?

If the event is multiple days, where will you store your materials/supplies?

Advisors are welcome to attend a calendar meetings in advance of their event.

ALL students MUST cc their advisor or coach on all communication!

ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Please be sent to [email protected].

Students please cc your advisor or coach!!

Please send by 4 pm for it to be in the following days dailies.

Please include dates/deadlines, your blurb, contact information and jpg/png flyer if you have one. Thank you.

SGO STORE

ROOM 7 C 3: CENTER CAFE

CASH ONLY

HOURS:

Effective Monday September 14, 2026 through Friday September 25th

Monday through Friday

Store will open (Period 4) at 10:23am and close at 4:00pm

SPECIAL HOURS:

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WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL LIMITED OFFER WHILE SUPPLIES LAST SCHOOL YEAR 2026-2027 BROOKLYN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL NEW LOCK...$21 EACH T-SHIRT...$17 EACH SHORTS...$26 EACH PAJAMAS PANTS...$26 EACH (1) BTHS MINI TEDDY BEAR...$15 EACH (2) BTHS MINI TEDDY BEARS...$25 SWEATPANTS...$27 EACH ZIP-UP HOODIE...$37 EACH HOODIE...$26 EACH CREWNECK...$21 EACH (1) BTHS BASEBALL HAT...$25 EACH (2) BTHS BASEBALL HATS...$40 (1) BTHS UMBRELLA...$20 EACH (2) BTHS UMBRELLAS...$35 LONG SLEEVE T DRIFIT...$18 EACH PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE CASH ONLY NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS

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WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL LIMITED OFFER WHILE SUPPLIES LAST SCHOOL YEAR 2026-2027 BROOKLYN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL $65 PACKAGE DEAL (VALUE $81) (1) NEW LOCK (2) T-SHIRTS (1) SHORTS OR SWEATPANTS CASH ONLY NO DEBIT/CREDIT CARDS PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS

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Brooklyn Technical High School David Newman Principal 201 Furman Street - Brooklyn, New York 11201 - Telephone (718) 804-6400 - Fax (718) 804-6470 www.bths.edu * Must be notarized * $125 - NON-Refundable* NOTE: Additional trip information may be sent to the team based on the unique circumstances of a particular trip. All other modifications require approval of the Office of Legal Services. Due Oct+8 Page 1 of 2 PAARENT NOTIFICATION/CONSENT FORM DAY TIME Name: School (for additional trip approvals when applicable): Blythe Tech H.S. Class: 2027 Trip Date: 11/02/26 Trip Coordinator: Mrs. Robinson-Brown (Mrs. R.) Destination: Per: 15-78 South Street, NY 10038 - Headliner Infot Departure Site: Per 15 Departure Time: 6pm Return Site: Per 15 Return Time: 10pm Mode of Transportation: Purpose of Trip: Senior Cruise - FUN!! Specific Clothing/Equipment Required for this Trip: Dancing This trip will include the following physical and sports activities (e.g., swimming, horseback riding, ice skating, skiing, boating, etc.): a) I understand that there are risks of injury associated with the above-listed physical and sports activities and I consent to my child's participation in all these activities except for the following: b) I agree to believe any permanent or temporary medical or other condition, including special dietary and medication needs, or the need for visual or auditory aids, which should be known about your child. Allergies?? Please provide info c) I agree that in the event of an emergency, injury or illness, the staff member(s) in charge of the trip may act on my behalf and at my expense in obtaining medical treatment for my child. d) I understand that my child is expected to behave responsibly and to follow the school's discipline code and policies. e) I agree and understand that I am responsible for the actions of my child. I release the school from all claims and liability that arise in connection with the trip, except if due to the negligence of school officials. f) I understand that I am responsible for getting my child to and from the departure and return sites identified above. I understand that my child shall be accompanied by staff member(s) during the trip, including while traveling from the departure site to the destination site, and from the destination site to the return site. g) I understand that alcoholic beverages and/or illegal drugs are prohibited and have discussed this prohibition with my child. I understand that if my child is found in possession of these substances, he/she will be subject to school disciplinary procedures and possible criminal prosecution. h) I understand that students who violate the school's discipline code may be excluded in the future by the school from participating in a trip. i) In an emergency I can be reached at: Day: ( ) Evening: ( ) Additional Contact: Name: Day: ( ) Evening: ( ) j) I give my permission for my child to participate in this school trip. (Signature of Parent/Guardian) Notary: (Date)

SENIOR CLASS

VIRTUAL COLLEGE VISITS FOR SENIORS

LINKS WILL BE SENT THE DAY OF THE MEETING by the College Office

Ms. Cuesta: [email protected]

Tuesday, September 29, 2026 Link Here

Link Here

5:00 pm Drew University (New Jersey)

5:30 pm Macalester College (Minnesota)

6:00 pm Marist College (New York)

6:30 pm Maryland Institute College of Art (Maryland)

7:00 pm Wagner College (Staten Island)

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 Link Here

Link Here

5:00 pm University of Rochester (New York)

5:30 pm Ithaca College (New York)

6:00 pm Barnard College (All Women's College) (NYC)

6:30 pm St. John's University (Queens)

7:00 pm University of Connecticut (Storrs, CT)

7:30 pm Bowdoin College (Maine)

Seniors: Pay in the SGO store!

Online payments are available today

Link to Senior Cruise Online

Cruise Permission Slip Page 1

Cruise Permission Slip Page 2

You need BOTH pages

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Advisor: Ms. Robinson Bynum SENIOR CRUISE Starry Night Masquerade NOVEMBER 2, 2026 6:00 PM PIER 15 (78 SOUTH STREET NY, NY 10038) DUE OCTOBER 8TH: $125 NON-REFUNDABLE PERMISSION SLIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PICK UP IN 7C1 BRING NOTARIZED PERMISSION SLIPS ALONG WITH TICKET RECIEPTS AS SOON AS YOU CAN! DRESS CODE: FORMAL/SEMI-FORMAL

JUST JUNIORS

SIMPLY SOPHOMORES

FABU FRESHMEN

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National Honor Society Mentoring Committee presents... BTHS Mentor Match Program! Advisory Visits Workshops One-on-One Mentorship SCAN ME FOR MORE INFO! Looking for some guidance for your first year? Curious about what's ahead at Tech and beyond? Build a connection with someone who gets you! Find your go-to person at Tech! CALLING ALL FRESHMEN!! A peer-led program designed to help freshmen feel supported and confident as they begin their journey at Tech! Questions? Email: Catherine Chen (Senior Chairperson of Mentoring): [email protected] Nicole Morcos (Senior Chairperson of Mentoring): [email protected] Tess Goldfarb (Junior Chairperson of Mentoring): [email protected] BROOKLYN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. Robinson-Bynum, and Ms. Ye

SGO MONTHLY REPORT

FACULTY

KEY TO ANNOUNCEMENTS BELOW

ARTS

ATHLETICS

CLUBS (club only emails go out Fridays)

COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES

FOR PARENTS

FROM THE SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE

GUIDANCE

HORIZONS LITERARY MAGAZINE

INTERNSHIPS

LIBRARY

MENTAL HEALTH

RESPECT FOR ALL

SCHOLARSHIPS

S.G.O. (STUDENT GOVERNMENT)

STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

SUMMER PROGRAMS/JOBS

TECH F.A.Q.'S

TUTORING

VOLUNTEER OPTIONS

ARTS

RESOURCE: Carnegie Hall: Resources for Young Musicians

Carnegie Hall’s free online resources support teenage students, aspiring musicians, and young professional artists on their music-learning journeys. Explore tools to create your own music, collaborate with peers, hear insights from professional musicians, and more. Carnegie Music Resources

ATHLETICS

Updates on Athletics

BTHS Athletic Page Link to the left

BTHS Athletic Page

ATHLETIC PAPERWORK FORMS

Parental forms Link: HERE

Link: HERE

Medical forms Link: HERE

Link: HERE

BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL

The Brooklyn Tech Boys Varsity Basketball team is seeking team managers for the Winter 2026 season. Managers are essential for a successful season for our players. The season runs from November to March. Games are played on weekdays and Saturdays. For more information and if you are interested becoming a manager- Please Come see Coach G in room 3s8 or email him at [email protected]

[email protected]

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BROOKLYN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY TABLE TENNIS INTEREST MEETING! OCTOBER 1 3:45 PM 2W24 BTHSTABLETENNIS Medical and parental forms will be collected at the interest meeting Forms available on the Brooklyn Tech Athletics Website Coach Malone [email protected] Coach Sigona [email protected]

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Girls TABLE TENNIS TEAM INTEREST MEETING 10/2 3:45 PM ROOM 3W18 If you have any questions or concerns please email Coach Tennenbaum at: [email protected]

CLUBS

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BTHS Club Directory

The directory is a live document and will be updated as clubs are approved.

2026-2027 Club Directory Link Here

NOT LIVE YET

STUDENTS:

Clear and Specific Directions about flyers are on the Friday Club Only Emails

All communication about clubs must have your advisors/coaches cc'd.

Flyers must have the advisor/coach on them big enough to see clearly.

Flyers also must be approved in the COSA office before posted or hung.

Make a translucent box for the stamp on the bottom right or left of your flyer.

All flyers must be stapled onto boards. No Tape Allowed.

Make one copy and then photo-copy multiple copies.

COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES

We’re excited to announce that the College Office will once again be hosting virtual evening events throughout the term. These sessions are a great opportunity to learn about a variety of colleges and universities, their programs, and the unique opportunities they offer.

You’ll receive a Microsoft Teams link on the day of each event after 2:30 PM, sent directly from Ms. Cuesta. We look forward to “seeing” you there!

Below is the schedule of upcoming visits and the sign-up forms for each evening.

For Parents

FROM THE SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE

GUIDANCE

HORIZONS LITERARY MAGAZINE

INTERNSHIPS

LIBRARY

Library Schedule Week of 9/28-10/2

Mon 9/28: LIMITED Pds 5 & 7. OPEN AFTER SCHOOL until 5pm.

Tues 9/29: No scheduled closures. OPEN AFTER SCHOOL until 5pm.

Weds 9/30: LIMITED Pds 5, 6, 8 & 9

Thurs 10/1: Pds 2, 6, & 7 LIMITED

Fri 10/2: Pds 7 LIMITED

Now Open After School: (some) Mondays & every Tuesday!

Desktop computers, iPads and printing available. Borrow books, textbooks, and boardgames. Take a break and enjoy the Makerspace. Open some Mondays (see calendar) and every Tuesday until 5pm!

see calendar

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with great books from Brooklyn Tech Library! Browse and borrow from our shelves or on our "BTHS Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month."

BTHS Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month

Return books borrowed over summer, DUE this THURSDAY 9/24.

News about the news:

• The NY Times and The Atlantic Monthly are free on DOE wifi.

• Students: apply for a free NY Times digital account to use at home tinyurl.com/25bthsnytimes

tinyurl.com/25bthsnytimes

Borrow in print or from our collection on Sora here.

collection on Sora here

OR try a title from one of our other collections of e-books, audiobooks and magazines on Sora (login at Soraapp.com/library with your DOE login). Instructions and link to app here: bit.ly/bthssora. Please email a librarian if you have any issues: [email protected]

Soraapp.com/library bit.ly/bthssora [email protected]

Check the library calendar here for updates and unplanned changes.

the library calendar

Find a collection of books in the library or on Sora (our e-library).

Please come by and see us if you have any questions (5CW) or email [email protected]

[email protected]

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BTHS Library celebrates Hispanic/Latine Heritage Month September 15 to October 15 Borrow in person or browse our collection on Sora!

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OPEN AFTER SCHOOL (some) MONDAYS 9/28, 10/5 & every TUESDAY until 5pm DESKTOP COMPUTERS IPADS PRINTING TEXTBOOKS MAKERSPACE BOARDGAMES STUDY KITS GREAT BOOKS GOOD PEOPLE BROOKLYN TECH LIBRARY

MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS

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988 SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE

RESPECT FOR ALL

SCHOLARSHIPS

SGO: STUDENT GOVERNMENT

EXECUTIVES SCHOOL YEAR 2026-2027

SGO: Student Body

Advisor: Ms. Massie

President- Ariel Segura

Vice-President- Sophia Kim

Secretary- Vinny Thukral

SLT Primary Representative-Justin Chen

Seniors

Advisor: Mrs. Robinson-Bynum

President Grace Lin

Vice-President-Aimee Wu

Secretary- Eric Law and Durdona Melisova

Treasurer- Andrew Fu

Parliamentarian- Claire Ngo

Juniors

Advisor: Ms. Massie

President- Kila Maloney

Vice-President-- Vanessa Feng

Secretary- Ava McElvain

Treasurer- Logan Bro and Allison Kaden

Parliamentarian- Cassie Ye

Sophomores

Advisor: Mr. Velazquez

President Lila Eisen

Vice-President-Ella Hutchinson

Secretary- Olivia Marecheau

Treasurer-Alyssa Rhee

Parliamentarian- Zafirah Haque

Freshmen

Mr. McKenna

President-TBD

Vice-President-TBD

Secretary- TBD

Treasurer- TBD

Parliamentarian- TBD

CTC (club team council)

Advisor: Mr. Velazquez

President- Miles Shankman

Vice-President-Selina Lin

Secretary- Moses Dodd

Historian - Pratika Subedi

Press Secretary - Sadie Koonce and Zachary Posnick

Respect for All

Advisor: Dr. Liu

President - Charlotte Chu

Vice-President- Solomon Purdy

Secretary- Samuel Lerner

Treasurer-Izzy Alperin

Parliamentarian - Matthew Zhang

Student Equity

Advisor: Ms. Ferguson

President -Rachel Zheng

Vice-President- Jakirul Jahan

Secretary- Delya Jett

Parliamentarian - Vincent Yuan

Media Manager- Aiden Guan

Sustainability

Ms. Leonared & Ms. Lennon

President - Victoria Vasilyeva

Vice-President- Brody Deneroff

Secretary- Emily Huang

Treasurer-Selina Liang

Parliamentarian - Zakia Tasnim

Media Specialist- Cassandra Rosner

Student Media

Mr. & Mrs. DePinto

President- Phoebe Ye

Vice-President-- Sophia Long

Secretary- Kevin Zheng

Photography Chair -Jiaer Li

Videography Chair- Anna Nyzhnyk

Graphics Chair- Matthieu Mei

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ATTENTION ALL CAFE CLUBS AND TEAMS REMEMBER TO RETURN TRASH CANS, RECYCLING BINS, AND SIGNS TO THEIR CORRECT, ORIGINAL POSITION AFTER YOUR MEETING OR EVENT! SUSTAINABILITY ADVISOR [email protected] UTILIZE THESE WASTE SORTING INFORMATION BOARDS, LOCATED AROUND THE CAFETERIA, TO HELP YOU REASSEMBLE THE WASTE SORTING STATIONS.

TECH COMMUNITY:

Starting now, there will be a new policy regarding clubs, teams and ALL events that use the cafeteria.

At the end of all events in the cafe, all bins and signs must be moved back to their correct position, which are illustrated on the plastic bulletin boards around the cafeteria. You are only required to move back the bins and signs that are in their event space. Essentially, please leave the signs and bins how you found them so that the cafeteria staff don't have to move them back everyday.

This new policy is part of the SGO's initiative to improve recycling and composting in the cafeteria.

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please do not hesitate to ask a member of the Sustainability Committee or Ms. Lennon (Sustainabilties advisors). You can also attend an SGO meeting on Tuesday in person so we may answer any questions you may have.

Thank you for your attention to this matter! Lets clean up our school!

STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES

Wondering what to do at lunch without your phones?

Sign out a game from the COSA Office during your lunch period. Its easy as 1.2.3.

1. Sign Out a Game (we have new stock)

2. Have Fun

3. Collect all the pieces and return it to the COSA office 3 minutes before the bell.

SUMMER PROGRAMS/JOBS

TECH F.A.Q's

If you need help: Here are RESOURCES that can help.

* Find a TEACHER

* Report incidents/speak to:

Ms. Iacono, AP of Health and Safety, office BW2

* Seek out YOUR Guidance Counselor (most are located on 7th Floor South)

AP of Guidance Mr. Louis-Mansano, office 7E4

AP for Special Education, Mr. Brodsky, office 6E3

* Social Workers

Ms. Jerry - 9th grade Social Worker - 1W6A

Mr. Nilson - 10th grade Social Worker - 6W3

Ms. Martini - 11th grade Social Worker - 6S7

Ms. Ford - 12th grade Social Worker - 2W5

504 Accommodation Plans

Our 504 Coordinators are Ms. Bader and Ms. Gindi. To request, renew, or ask any questions about 504 plans, please email [email protected]. The 504 Office located in room 1C1.

Mental Health Resources

The Crisis Text Line is free, anonymous, available 24/7 and most importantly - it's for everyone. Text Got5 to 741-741 to reach a trained Crisis Counselor who is always ready to listen and can help you get to a calm, safe place during a difficult moment.

•NYC DOE Office of School Health website: https://www.schools.nyc.gov/school-life/health-and-wellness/health-services

•NYC DOE Office of Pupil Transportation LINK HERE

LINK HERE

SPARK: Office 7C3

Ms. Ramona

Coordinators of Student Activities: Office 7C1

COSA Team

Ms. Massie: Head COSA & Class of 2028

Mrs. Robinson-Bynum: Class of 2027

Mr. Velazquez: Class of 2029

Mr. McKenna: Class of 2030

Ms. Yvette: Office Assistant

Mr. Kaelin & Ms. O'Neal, Emeritus

* ATHLETICS:

Mr. Cicolini, Athletic Director Room 3W26

*LOST AND FOUND

We have several Lost-and-Found collection sites placed around the school.

The first Lost and Found collection site is next to room Bw5. This site is for lost clothing, backpacks, and other miscellaneous items.

The second collection site is BW6, which is for electronic devices, wallets, and other valuable items that may need to be locked up for safekeeping.

The third collection is site is in BW2, which is for lost school IDs and keys. Finally, there is a Lost-and-Found in the center section of the 7th floor cafeteria and another Lost-and-Found in the auditorium.

LOCATION CONFUSION? USE the following:

*Band/Choral Room

CENTER WEST to get there (8/9th floor)

* Orchestra Room:

North side only (Dekalb side) (8th Floor)

* 8th Floor Gym:

CENTER EAST (S. Elliot side) (8th Floor)

* Pool:

Basement: South West Side

COSA office

7th Floor Center (Cafe)

Room 7C1

* SGO STORE

7th floor- 7C3

Hours are under SGO Store above

* Library:

5th Floor Center West (entrance)

* College Office:

5th Floor East (on the back side of the library)

**MEZZ Means mezzanine of the auditorium

TUTORING

VOLUNTEER OPTIONS

VOLUNTEER HOURS

In order to receive a BTHS Diploma, students need to accrue 50 Volunteer/Community Service Hours.

Wherever you volunteer. please ask the company for a letter on company letterhead stating the dates of service, and hours.

Click Volunteer Opportunities for opportunities from our website.

Volunteer Opportunities

DEADLINE OCTOBER 10, 2026

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P.S. 166 P.T.A. PRESENTS HALLOWEEN HIGH SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Looking for community service hours? Come volunteer at our annual Halloween celebration! Saturday October 24th 12 PM - 5 PM P.S. 166 Playground & School Help us with games, crafts, activities, set-up, and more while earning community service hours. COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS PROVIDED Interested in volunteering? SCAN TO SIGN UP

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JCH JEWISH COMMUNITY HOUSE OF BENSONHURST JCRC JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL OF NEW YORK UJA Federation NEW YORK CONNECT4 2026-2027 A year long leadership journey through service • Earn 50+ Volunteer Hours • Monthly service projects • Cross-Cultural Learning • Community Impact JOIN NOW Who Can Apply Open to students ages 14-22 who want to make an impact while learning and connecting with peers from diverse backgrounds. For more information please contact: Maxim Mikgloff | 718-331-6800 ext.192 | [email protected]

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VOLUNTEER all that's missing is U! COME MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY BY BECOMING A VOLUNTEER! THE NORWEGIAN CHRISTIAN HOME AND HEALTH CENTER ARE LOOKING FOR YOU TO COME AND VOLUNTEER. WE ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR TRANSPORTERS HELPING OUT WITH ACTIVITIES ONE-ON-ONE TIME WITH OUR WONDERFUL RESIDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE BACK TO YOUR COMMUNITY WILL BE A GREAT REWARD FOR YOURSELF AND FOR OUR RESIDENTS. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A VOLUNTEER PLEASE CALL Will Mahany AT 718-306-5641.

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