The sale will be held during all lunch periods. Items are priced from 50 cents to 10 dollars. This Parent Association (PA) sale is to raise funds for 5th grade graduation activities.
In honor of Respect For All Week, we have a variety of activities occurring. Students are invited to wear our core value colors throughout the week.
February 9: Students should wear brown to show they are efficient.
February 10: Students should wear blue to show they are honest.
February 11: Students should wear yellow to show they are inspiring.
February 12: Students should wear green to show they are non-judgemental.
February 13: Students should wear red to show they are supportive
On February 10th, join us at the school at 5:30pm for fun family activities with Splat Lab.
February 5th: Sports Day, wear your favorite sports team shirt.
February 25th: Wacky Wednesday, All students are invited to dress in their wackiest attire. If you need ideas on how to dress, you can wear mismatched clothes or wear clothes that are backwards or inside out.
On February 23rd, students are invited to dress as if they are 100 years old.
February 16th - 20th: Mid-Winter Recess
The sale will be held during all lunch periods. Items are priced from 50 cents to 10 dollars. This PA sale is to raise funds for 5th grade graduation activities.
Explore our engaging, NYC standards-aligned curriculum designed to build deep mathematical thinking, support learning at home with Imagine Learning’s interactive Family Support Hub for resources to help your child thrive in mathematics. Ask questions and learn more about how we can work together to support your child’s success. We are having two sessions with the same content to accommodate our multilingual community. Flyers
Wednesday, February 4, 2026 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM https://zoom.us/j/99965821906
Mandarin– Phone: 347-966-4114 ID: 588 686 731#
Urdu – Phone: 347-966-4114 ID: 982 853 469#
Uzbek -Phone: 347-966-4114 ID: 322 839 583#
This year, P.S. 255 celebrated Earth Day with a school-wide project, titled "Art Out of Recycled Items." Classes chose a theme that connected to our school theme, and then created a class art project using recycled materials. Students were busy at work during the month of April! Once the projects were completed, they were placed in the hallways for all students to admire. There were so many creative projects this year... take a look!
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Email: 22k255@schools.nyc.gov
Phone: 718-376-8494
Postal Mail: 1866 East 17th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11229
