At Quest to Learn, parents are key partners in education. Here’s everything you need to stay informed and support your student.
At Quest, we believe in nurturing the whole student—academically, socially, and personally. With an abundance of extracurricular activities and state-of-the-art facilities, there’s something for every student to explore and make their mark.
Connect with parents, volunteer, and support school initiatives.
Here are the best lookup tools we’ve found:
Food Help NYC is the City’s new interactive tool to find active food pantries and soup kitchens
Food Assistance Through Community Food Connection (The City Human Resources Administration) features a downloadable PDF at the link (updated 10/6).
Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine has partnered with the Hebrew Free Loan Society, which has launched a Federal Employee Loan Program, interest-free loans of up to $7,500 for low- and moderate-income federal workers. Borrowers will not begin repayment until four weeks after the government reopens.
If you have been impacted in any way by the government shutdown, please visit findhelp.org for resources in your area.
Beaura Kathy Ringrose
cell 646-901-6143
Parent Coordinator
Quest to Learn
A parent-teacher conference (PTC) is a short meeting between you and your child’s teacher to talk about your child’s academic performance and experience at school.
These meetings help you understand what your child is learning at school, their academic and social-emotional progress, and what you can do to support them. If your child is having particular difficulties, parent-teacher conferences also give you and the teacher time to plan how you can both help them best.
We’re here to help. Contact us anytime.
PDF of visual instructions in English, Spanish, Chinese,
Portuguese, Russian, Arabic and French below: