PS 24 is keeping families engaged with a busy spring calendar. Current highlights include a “Transitioning to Middle School” workshop on April 27, a math computer-based test for fourth and fifth grade students on April 28, and a “Tenant’s Rights” workshop the same morning. The homepage also shares guidance on artificial intelligence with feedback open through May 8, giving families a timely way to participate in broader school conversations.

Q1. What kind of language program does PS 24 have?

Ans. PS 24 has a Spanish dual language option, which gives students structured exposure to bilingual learning from kindergarten through fifth grade.

Q2. What partnerships for enrichment does PS 24 have?

Ans. PS 24 has a list of partners, including arts, music, dance, and community groups, that help make creative learning more fun.

Q3. What does PS 24 do to get families involved?

Ans. PS 24 keeps parents in touch by sharing family resources, PTA news, updates from the school leadership team, workshops, and events.

Q4. What kind of learning does PS 24 focus on?

Ans. PS 24 puts a lot of emphasis on project-based learning, computer science access, social-emotional support, and arts education in all of its classrooms.

Q5. What can families do to stay up to date on PS 24?

Ans. PS 24 uses its website, school app, event calendar, news posts, and family pages to talk to each other on a regular basis.