ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • Brooklyn Collegiate Attendance Policy

    Please click the image to read the attendance policy. 

    Key Takeaways: 

    DAILY ATTENDANCE: ALL STUDENTS SHOULD BE IN THE BUILDING BY 8:00 A.M. (DOORS OPEN FOR BREAKFAST AT 7:30 A.M.) AT EXIT 2 ENTRANCE. LATE STUDENTS SHOULD ENTER AND SWIPE IN AT EXIT 1 OR IN THE MAIN OFFICE.

    LATENESS: CHRONIC LATENESS RESULTS IN CLASSROOM DISRUPTION AND LOSS OF VALUABLE INSTRUCTION TIME. IF A STUDENT ARRIVES AFTER 8:00 AM, THAT STUDENT IS LATE. (IF THERE IS AN ONGOING FAMILY PROBLEM RESULTING IN LATE ARRIVALS, PLEASE INFORM THE CLASSROOM TEACHER AND GUIDANCE COUNSELOR.)

    ABSENCE FROM SCHOOL: IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE STUDENTS, ABSENCE SHOULD BE KEРТ ТО А MINIMUM. PARENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PLAN VACATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SCHOOL VACATIONS AND TO SCHEDULE DOCTORS APPOINTMENTS EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER SCHOOL HOURS. IF A STUDENT IS GOING TO BE REMOVED FROM THE SCHOOL FOR 5 OR MORE DAYS. THE PARENT MUST COME TO THE MAIN OFFICE TO SIGN A LONG-TERM ABSENCE FORM. VACATIONS DURING SCHOOL INSTRUCTION WILL NOT BE EXCUSED AND ARE STRONGLY DISCOURAGED.

    LEAVING SCHOOL EARLY: UNLESS IT IS AN UNFORESEEN EMERGENCY, STUDENTS SHOULD NOT ВЕ РICКED UP EARLY. NOT ONLY ARE THEY MISSING INSTRUCTION TIME, IT CAUSES DISRUPTION TO THE ENTIRE CLASS AND TEACHER. IF A STUDENT MUST BE PICKED UP EARLY, A WRITTEN NOTE MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE TEACHER STATING THE REASON AND TIME OF PICK UP.

     

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  • Back to School Orientations 2026-2027 School Year

    Please click on the image to view more information for the grades that your scholar will be in this fall at BC. 

     

    Each of the orientations will allow you the opportunity to: 

    -Meet the Teacher Team

    -Academic and Social Expectations for the Grade

    -Uniform Purchases

    -New Entry Protocols (Scanning)

    -Completion of Required Paperwork 

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  • Back to School Drives: Free Supplies!

    Click on the images to view more information!

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  • Orientation Week

    Join us for updates on: 

     

    Academic Expectations

    School Policies

    Uniforms

    Community Resources

     

    Tuesday, September 1st at 9: 00 AM - 10th Grade

    Tuesday, September 1 at 12: 00 PM - 11th Grade

    Wednesday, September 2 at 10: 00 AM - 12th Grade

    Thursday, September 3 at 10: 00 AM - 9th Grade 

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  • Uniform Policy

    Brooklyn Collegiate Uniform Policy

    At Brooklyn Collegiate we are a uniform policy school. Each cohort or grade is assigned a specific color shirt as their uniform that must have the Brooklyn Collegiate emblem on the shirt. Uniforms consist of their designated cohort or class color, black or khaki pants, and black shoes. At no point should students attend school wearing ripped, loose, or baggy pants. It is mandatory for the students to wear their uniforms every day to school. Below are the colors for each grade or cohort and the website to purchase our school's uniform. 

    9th Grade  Freshmen Class: Black

    10th Grade Sophomore Class: Maroon

    11th Grade Junior Class: Gray

    12th Grade Senior Class: Heather Gray

     

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Upcoming Events

  • 10th Grade Orientation

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  • 11th Grade Orientation

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  • 12th Grade Orientation

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  • 9th Grade Orientation

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  • First Day of School

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Principals Corner

Principal Newman's School Address

 

B.C. News

  • Brooklyn Collegiate Attendance Policy

    Please click the image to read the attendance policy. 

    Key Takeaways: 

    DAILY ATTENDANCE: ALL STUDENTS SHOULD BE IN THE BUILDING BY 8:00 A.M. (DOORS OPEN FOR BREAKFAST AT 7:30 A.M.) AT EXIT 2 ENTRANCE. LATE STUDENTS SHOULD ENTER AND SWIPE IN AT EXIT 1 OR IN THE MAIN OFFICE.

    LATENESS: CHRONIC LATENESS RESULTS IN CLASSROOM DISRUPTION AND LOSS OF VALUABLE INSTRUCTION TIME. IF A STUDENT ARRIVES AFTER 8:00 AM, THAT STUDENT IS LATE. (IF THERE IS AN ONGOING FAMILY PROBLEM RESULTING IN LATE ARRIVALS, PLEASE INFORM THE CLASSROOM TEACHER AND GUIDANCE COUNSELOR.)

    ABSENCE FROM SCHOOL: IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE STUDENTS, ABSENCE SHOULD BE KEРТ ТО А MINIMUM. PARENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO PLAN VACATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SCHOOL VACATIONS AND TO SCHEDULE DOCTORS APPOINTMENTS EITHER BEFORE OR AFTER SCHOOL HOURS. IF A STUDENT IS GOING TO BE REMOVED FROM THE SCHOOL FOR 5 OR MORE DAYS. THE PARENT MUST COME TO THE MAIN OFFICE TO SIGN A LONG-TERM ABSENCE FORM. VACATIONS DURING SCHOOL INSTRUCTION WILL NOT BE EXCUSED AND ARE STRONGLY DISCOURAGED.

    LEAVING SCHOOL EARLY: UNLESS IT IS AN UNFORESEEN EMERGENCY, STUDENTS SHOULD NOT ВЕ РICКED UP EARLY. NOT ONLY ARE THEY MISSING INSTRUCTION TIME, IT CAUSES DISRUPTION TO THE ENTIRE CLASS AND TEACHER. IF A STUDENT MUST BE PICKED UP EARLY, A WRITTEN NOTE MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE TEACHER STATING THE REASON AND TIME OF PICK UP.

     

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Partnerships

Through extensive partnerships, Brooklyn Collegiate has cultivated a strong bond with Brooklyn College with programs such; The TRIO Program, Student Teaching (Teacher Internships) and for the first time, Communication Internship. It is through fostered relationships as these, Brooklyn Collegiate endeavors to provide the best for not only the students of the school, but the community at large in which it serves.

Attention Parents, Guardians, and Students

Brooklyn Collegiate is using Google Classroom for our Distance Learning and Online Classroom Platform

CLICK HERE for an introduction to Google Classroom

Contact your child's teacher with any questions, comments, or concerns

If you receive no response within 24 hours, send an e-mail to vgottlieb@schools.nyc.gov

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