The April Chat & Chew with Principal Barbera is unfortunately CANCELED. Please join us in May.
Join your PS20 friends on Friday, April 21 from 4-6pm for an exclusive open play session at Ferox Athletics, the biggest professional ninja training facility on the East Coast! Explore 40,000 square feet of obstacle courses, twist n' twirl, rock climbing, and jump, jump, jumping for a discounted price that also benefits PS20! 🏃🏽♀️
$25 for all you can jump, climb & swing for 2 hours — includes special grippy socks! Get tix today!
Seeking energetic party people volunteers to help out at the Spring Gala + Auction on Thursday, May 18! Have some skills on the turntables? We need a DJ! Are you great at capturing people having fun? We’d love some photographers! Or maybe you just like making sure an event has the best feng shui and good vibes? We’re looking for helpers for a variety of activities like set-up, managing auction and raffle, and clean up when the party winds down. Email fund@ps20.org if this sounds like you!
We need your support to sustain and expand our Green Arts program! Thanks to the ongoing support of the PTA and local partners, the 600+ students of PS20 have truly blossomed with the environmental education of Green Arts for the past 7 years: composting, digging in the dirt, planting seeds and sampling the fruits of their labors in the form of herbs, mixed greens, tomatoes, squashes and much more. Students have enriching experiences outdoors and help create flourishing spaces that enhance the greater school community and neighborhood.
This project is eligible for up to $3,000 in match funding (up to $500 per donor, through March 31, 2023) through ioby's Con Edison Power Up Neighborhood Match!
Every year, the Participatory Budgeting process allows local residents to decide how to allocate $1 million in city funding to towards projects that improve their community. This year, one of the proposed projects up for community voting is a $500,000 proposed renovation of Parham Playground, right next to P.S. 20. The proposal states:
“Currently, the playground’s equipment and water structures are not accessible for all children, and the lighting and basketball courts need safety improvements. A $500,000 allocation can help the city take one step closer to making a deep investment in enhancing accessibility and improving this playground for all children.”
Vote from March 25 through April 2 to make your voice heard and give our community playground some much-needed improvements!
You can also learn more about all the projects up for a vote here: https://council.nyc.gov/crystal-hudson/pbprojects/
