P.S. 112 Dutch Kills School in Long Island City is giving its youngest scholars a vibrant new look. Supported by a great community and a recent round of crowd-funding, the school has completely restructured its Pre-K and early elementary classrooms. Students walked into the beautifully re-organized spaces with special calming mindfulness zones, vibrant new PE gear and improved modern lighting to increase focus and good energy. In addition to classroom renovations, the school has implemented new campus safety procedures and opened applications for the much-anticipated, free Summer Rising 2026 program, which provides hands-on academic and enrichment experiences throughout the summer.

Q1. Does Ps 112 Dutch Kills have after-school programs?

Ans. Yes, students are able to attend enrichment activities, academic support sessions and recreational programs after regular school hours.

Q2. Are students given meals during the school day?

Ans. Yes, the school participates in the New York City public school breakfast and lunch programs for enrolled students.

Q3. What kinds of support does the school provide for English language learners?

Ans. Yes. Language assistance and instructional support services are available for eligible multilingual learners.

Q4. Does Ps 112 Dutch Kills use technology as part of the classroom instruction?

Ans. Yes. Digital tools and technology-based learning resources are used by educators as part of everyday instruction.

Q5. How do parents contact teachers and staff?

Ans. Families stay connected through parent conferences, school updates, emails and on-line communication platforms.