P.S. 18 Q's COVID Plan
Welcome to our COVID response page. Below you’ll find all the critical information about how
P.S. 18Q is changing the way we operate to reduce the risk of COVID infection.
We are doing everything we can to make sure staff, students, and families are safe.
Please check back regularly, as we will update the information here as conditions change.
Be sure to check the "Remote Learning" tab for additional resources.
The NYCDOE website also has important information and resources for you.
Last updated: September 13, 2021
Updates
To stay up to date with any changes to procedures or scheduling, please bookmark this page on your browser. We'll also be sending out emails and/or phone blasts to all families.
Hybrid Learning Schedule
The school day will run from 8:20 a.m. - 2:40 p.m. Students may be dropped off no earlier than 8:00 and must be picked up promptly at the end of the school day.
Key Contacts
If you have any questions about the COVID-19 plan, please contact our Parent Coordinator, Mrs. Tannenbaum:
Email
mtannenbaum3@schools.nyc.gov
Phone
718-464-4167
Address
86-35 235th Court,
Queens Village, NY 11427
*You can also connect with your teachers directly.
Safety Information
Our school has implemented a number of changes to ensure everyone's safety.
Health Screening
Upon entering the building each day, you will need to complete an online form based on your child's health.
You do not need a NYCDOE log in to complete the form for your child.
If the online form is not completed, you will be asked to complete a paper form when your child attends school on their scheduled day.
Resources
Please see below for important resources
Free Meals
We are providing free breakfast and lunch for all students during in-school days.
Students and families needing additional food support may pick up free meals through the Meal Hub program (see link in the NYCDOE logo above).
Help for Families
We know that many families are struggling during this time, and we are here to help.
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We are providing free breakfast and lunch for all students during in-school days. Students and families needing additional food support may pick up free meals through the Meal Hub program (see link to the left).
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Our social workers and school psychiatrist are available for virtual meetings. They can also connect your family with community resources to help you.
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There are many community resources available for families who need help with housing support, utilities, mental health services, crisis services, and other supports during this time. Use the quick links to the right to connect with more community resources.
