PS 164 Home

Virtual Tour For Incoming PreK and Kindergarten Families

1/15/2021

In Person and Remote Learning Supports for Families

1/15/2021

P.S. 164 Family Notebook for Technology

9/21/2020

Message from Superintendent Costantino to District 20 Schools and Families

8/20/2020

Rainbows Around the World Project!

4/22/2020

We are missing all of our PS 164 students, families and staff. We hope you enjoy our Rainbows Around the World Project!

Home Learning Packets

3/13/2020

PS 164 Families/Guardians,

Teachers have created packets of work for those students that are absent in order to continue home learning. Please click on your child’s specific grade below in order to get work. If you do not have access to a printer please let your child’s teacher know and we can print a packet for you to pick up. If you need staff email addresses please click on the Staff Email Directory below. Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions.

Best,
Ms. Steinberg

Staff Email Directory

P.S. 164 in the News at T.E.A.L (Tell Every Amazing Lady) About Ovarian Cancer!

2/13/2020

T.E.A.L.® CEO and Co-Founder Pamela Esposito-Amery gave a talk at Brooklyn’s PS 164 about ovarian and cervical cancers as school faculty member and T.E.A.L.® volunteer Solange translated into Spanish. Faculty and nine PTA members were in attendance at the 14th Avenue school in Borough Park on Jan. 24 to learn about the two gynecologic cancers.

T.E.A.L.® volunteer Solange hosted a bake sale and fundraiser for the foundation at PS 164 on 14th Avenue in Borough Park, Brooklyn on Sept. 26. Students and faculty dressed in teal, and T.E.A.L.® educational and awareness materials were posted.

Picture of art team at T.E.A.L. Community center

A big thank you to the P.S. 164 art team for decorating our windows at the T.E.A.L.® Community Center! Faculty member David Chimoskey led this project with student artists from the school in Borough Park, Brooklyn. Their bright flowers bring positive energy, beauty, color, and life to the center. They chose a floral theme because they wanted to brighten people’s day when they enter or walk past the T.E.A.L.® Community Center.