Studio Scoop

In this episode of Studio Scoop, the hosts dive into the vibrant community of PS346, highlighting the values of inclusivity and equity that define the school. Joined by Assistant Principal Ms. Bennett, the podcast explores initiatives such as the school's ASD programs and aims to improve academic achievement for all students. Special emphasis is placed on fostering student engagement through creative projects and interactive learning. The episode also spotlights the vital contributions of the custodial staff, who work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep the school environment welcoming and clean.

In this engaging episode, Senator Roxanne Persad shares her journey from aspiring IT specialist to influential New York State senator. With ten years of legislative experience, she discusses her role as chair of the Social Services Committee and the ongoing battle to finalize the state's budget. Persad emphasizes the importance of connecting with school communities and supporting innovative educational initiatives. Students at P.S. 346, eager to improve their learning environment, engage Persad in discussions about their dreams for book vending machines and hydroponic gardens, highlighting the power of student voices and community collaboration in shaping the future of education.

Studio Scoop's latest episode dives into the world of farm animals guided by the bright minds of kindergarten students at P.S. 346. These little scholars, who have been actively learning about farm life in a recent Winton wisdom module, share intriguing facts from their favorite animals to their characteristics and contributions.

In this episode of Studioscoop, we say goodbye to Kyle, the dedicated custodian of P.S. 346, who has been an integral part of the school community for over eight years. Starting as a cleaner and then becoming a handyman, Kyle shares his experiences, memorable projects, and the strong connections he built. He also gives advice for his successor and leaves an inspiring message for the students and staff before embarking on his next journey. Tune in for a touching farewell to a beloved member of the school.

In this episode of Studio Scoop, the hosts sit down with Mrs. Palmer to discuss the exciting new programs and initiatives at PS 346. Among the highlights are the 'Really Great Reading' program and the continued success of the Zearn math program. The conversation also covers the importance of parental involvement through the PTA and shares valuable tips for both students and parents on making the most of the school year. Don't miss out on the insights into new music programs and upcoming Jeopardy-style math games.

In this episode of the PS 346 podcast, Studio Scoop, three professionals from the New York City Special Education Department, Mr. Stanley Mims, Ms. Andie Corso, and Ms. Michelle Patterson, share their innovative strategies and initiatives aimed at supporting teachers, staff, and students. They discuss their goals of providing all students with a great education close to home, ensuring equitable access for families, and promoting normed outcomes for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). The guests also share successful stories of impact, such as opening new classrooms for preschool students with IEPs and providing enrichment activities for students in District 75. They address the challenges schools face, including the need to change old patterns and embrace flexibility. The guests emphasize the importance of involving parents and the community in their efforts, seeking their input and feedback, and promoting partnership. Lastly, they discuss future plans to enhance the educational experience, including the implementation of a black studies curriculum and the expansion of programs and resources for students.

Discover the new and exciting initiatives taking place within the New York City Department of Education in this episode of Studio Scoop. This podcast features interviews with Carolyn Quintana, Christina Foti, and Stephanie Jemilo discussing their roles in promoting teaching and learning, special education, and special projects in the city. Learn about the efforts to support students with special needs, create inclusive classroom environments, and provide the best support and advisory services. The podcast also discusses the challenges faced by the Department of Education in serving a diverse student population and outlines future goals for improving special education in NYC schools.

Culturally relevant learning is a powerful tool to engage students and keep them excited about education. In this podcast episode,  Mr. Bent, the founder and CEO of How Can I, an organization dedicated to providing culturally relevant learning experiences, explains how his background in marketing and advertising inspired him to create an educational platform that integrates the culture of the world into the learning process. By incorporating real-world projects and featuring favorite celebrities and brands, How Can I aims to make education not only relevant but also fun and valuable for students. Through technology and creative content, the company emphasizes the importance of empathy and individuality in designing educational programs. Mr. Bent envisions a future where all students can clearly identify their unique skills and find purposeful careers from an early age. By investing in culturally relevant content, schools can keep students engaged and motivated to pursue a meaningful education.   Take a look at the work Mr. Bent did with our student government last school year! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFk4GOg4DMA&t=1s

In this episode of the PS 346 podcast studio scoop, Peyton, and Jayla discuss the students' favorite lunch options at the school cafeteria. Peyton loves pizza for its customizable toppings, while Jayla is a fan of pasta because it has cheese on it. Overall, the podcast episode provides insights into the lunch preferences and experiences of PS 346 students.

Discover the transformative power of Project Pivot as it engages and nurtures young people towards their full potential. This podcast episode provides an in-depth look at the five pillars of Project Pivot - purpose, integrity, voice, optimism, and tenacity - and highlights the impact it has on schools and communities in Brooklyn. Through the collaboration of community-based organizations and school leaders, Project Pivot aims to enhance school culture, increase attendance and enrollment, and create a sense of unity among schools. The episode also showcases the various projects and initiatives undertaken by Project Pivot, including health and wellness programs, sports activities, and leadership development opportunities. With a focus on empowering youth and promoting positive change, Project Pivot is revolutionizing education and opening doors for students to showcase their talents and reach their highest potential.

Mr. Edwards has been the principal at PS 346 for four years now. He has introduced so many fun, and exciting, new initiatives for our students to be a part of. Let's kick off a new school year with our very own principal Mr. Edwards!

Mr. Ritz, founder of The Green Bronx Machine, is here today to tell us all about how he helps build healthy, equitable, and resilient communities through the work of The Green Bronx Machine.  Use the links below to learn more about this wonderful organization.  Website: https://stephenritz.com/ Green Bronx Machine: https://greenbronxmachine.org/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/green.BX.mac... Twitter: https://twitter.com/greenBXmachine Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greenbronxm... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M43qgnb-fM

On today's episode, Taiden and Riley give us their movie review for the new Super Mario Brothers film, that everyone is running to the theaters to see. 

Ms. Ferrante and Ms. Geller team teach in a fifth grade ICT, Integrated Co-Teaching, classroom. Both teachers are here to share with us what it is like to teach together, and how they help their students be so successful. 

Council Member and activist, Charles Barron, visits PS 346 and steps inside our podcast studio for a quick interview with our hosts. Mr. Barron talks with us about his desire for change and his plan of action that led to so many changes and generated over six thousand jobs in neighborhoods of high unemployment in New York City.

Today's epsidoe is part 2 of our Mr. Barney Brawer interview. We had the honor of interviewing Mr. Barney Brawer, Abe Stark's great nephew. Mr. Brawer told us many great stories about his great uncle and we have shared them with you in a two part series.

Today's epsidoe is all about the history of Abe Stark and why our school was named after him. We had the honor of interviewing Mr. Barney Brawer, Abe Stark's great nephew. Mr. Brawer told us many great stories about his great uncle and we have shared them with you in a two part series. 

Ms. Kaufman, our school's music teacher is here to answer some questions about her music backgrond, and career, while also filling us in on some exciting music lessons she does with her students!

Mrs. Walsh, our schools Special Education Liason, IEP Teacher, and 504 Coordinator is here with us today to breakdown the stigman behiind children with IEP's and tot teach us about the importance of our Special Education department here at PS 346. 

Mr. Vertus and Ms. Greene, our school Guidance Copunselors, have put together some amazing activities for us to celebrate Respect For All Week here at PS 346. These acitvities help to bring light to a very important topic about Respect.