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About P.S. 211Q

Welcome to the P.S. 211 Elm Tree Family!
 
At P.S. 211 Elm Tree Elementary School, we believe that clear communication along with our parent’s involvement within our school community is key to our student’s success. With this in mind, our goal is to utilize the many digital tools (such as our school website) to constantly stay in contact with our parents while also keeping them informed of all that goes on within our school on a day-to-day basis. 

We want our parents to have everything they need to be active participants in their child’s education, which is why we have redesigned our school website to provide our parents with the information and resources that they need to achieve this goal. Everything that our parents need to know about our school and how to ensure your child's success is transparent on our website.

Latest News

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Summer Rising Parent Orientation at P.S. 14Q

Join us for the mandatory Summer Rising Parent Orientation to get all the details on schedules, activities, expectations, and more!
📅 Wednesday, June 11 | 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 107-01 Otis Ave, Corona, NY 11368

🔗 Register now or scan the QR code on the flyer.
Let’s get ready for a great summer together!
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June Calendar 2025

June is here, and the end of the school year is bursting with celebrations!
This month, we recognize Pride Month and the First Day of Summer, with our SEL theme focused on Perseverance. Our P.S. 211 Elm Tree Elementary June 2025 School Calendar is filled with joyful events like Field Days, Senior Week festivities, and graduation ceremonies to honor the accomplishments of our students.
Be sure to check our News & Announcements and School-Wide Events sections for the latest updates and important end-of-year information.
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June 4, 2025 - P.S. 211 Multicultural Arts Festival

Dear families and staff of P.S. 211 Elm Tree Elementary School,

We would like to cordially invite you to our upcoming P.S. 211 Multicultural Arts Festival which will take place on Wednesday, June 4th, 2025 in our school’s 4th Floor Gym beginning at 8:30 AM!

This is going to be an all-day event where each grade level will have their own scheduled time slot to observe that grade level’s art exhibit.

Click the LINK to register for the event using the Google Form!
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May 14th, 2025- P.S.211 Town Hall Meeting

P.S. 211 Elm Tree Elementary School invites you to attend our upcoming Virtual Town Hall Meeting on May 14th, 2025, via Zoom at 9:00 AM.
Zoom Meeting ID: 869 4240 0299
Passcode: 024211
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Summer Rising 2025: Free Summer Program for NYC Students

New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) and the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) have partnered to bring back Summer Rising 2025, a free summer program for students in grades K–8. This program provides academic learning, enriching experiences, and fun activities, including field trips, arts, outdoor recreation, and more! Nutritious breakfast and lunch will be provided daily.
Program Dates:
• Grades K–5: July 2 – August 15
How to Apply:
1. Visit MySchools.nyc and log in or create an account.
2. Add your child using their 9-digit student ID.
3. Select programs that interest your child and rank them in order of preference.
4. Submit your application between March 4 – March 28, 2025.
🔹 Offers will be released in April. If your child receives an offer, be sure to accept it!
For more details, visit: schools.nyc.gov/SummerRising or email [email protected].
For more information, feel free to contact Ms. Gisella Catarine, our school’s Parent Coordinator, at 929-260-0084 or through our various communication apps such as our school’s very own Elm Tree Elementary phone application.
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February 12th - March 12th, 2025- Congratulations P.S. 211Q Class 405! Their PSA Poster Can Be Found Throughout Queens, NY!

Dear Elm Tree Community,

Class 405 chose to focus on the dangers of secondhand smoke, particularly its impact on children. Through their research, they discovered that smoking or vaping in New York City parks and playgrounds is illegal. Inspired by this finding, they launched their campaign!

As part of their efforts, the students interviewed Jean Silva of the Flushing Meadows-Corona Park Conservancy, who provided valuable insights into the prevalence and risks of smoking in public parks.

Ultimately, Class 405 designed a PSA poster that will be displayed on LinkNYC screens throughout Queens for 30 days, thanks to a sponsorship from Council Member Francisco Moya.


We are so proud of their advocacy and commitment to making our community healthier!

Click the story to see where you can find it!

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Our Mission & Vision

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Mission:
Elm Tree Elementary School is a community that extends past the physical building. We are a safe, nurturing, respectful learning community where students are encouraged to purposefully explore and innovate through technology, both independently and cooperatively.
 
Our students are unique individuals with diverse learning styles who are socially and emotionally responsive. They are challenged with rigorous curricula and supported as they become our future leaders of tomorrow. Our students are problem solvers, collaborators, and inventors. They think critically and ask questions as they develop a love for learning that will enable them to adapt to change and persevere through challenges.
 
As the 21st Century continues to evolve, we are committed to enhancing, improving, engaging and stimulating a learning environment that is accessible for all students.
 
Through the dedication of our school staff, the support of our parents, and the partnerships we create within our community, our students will leave us as culturally and linguistically diverse individuals that are prepared for their future. Elm Tree Elementary School believes that planning for success in the future means working together today.
 
 
Vision:
Our vision at Elm Tree Elementary School is that through collaborative partnerships with students, parents, teachers and the local community, we will support one another, adapt to new challenges and plan, learn and grow stronger together.
 
Through these relationships, we are preparing and motivating our students for their future as lifelong learners by promoting critical thinking skills, social responsibility, emotional development, self-confidence, and a global perspective to ensure success in the 21st century.
 
In addition, our vision for our Dual Language Program encompasses the outlined qualities in addition to graduating our program as bilingual, bicultural, bi-literate, members of society.