Community School District 30
Dr. Philip A. Composto
Community Superintendent
District 30 Mission Statement
The mission of Community School District 30 is to provide our children with a "world-class education" in a safe, nurturing and exciting environment. This will be accomplished through the collaborative efforts of responsible students, involved parents, supportive community and dedicated staff. Our children will become effective and contributing members of our diverse society.
NYC Kids Rise and District 30
I am proud to be a part of the @NYCKidsRISE Save for College Program community! Over the past four years, community partners from across Queens have come together to design and pilot a community-building platform for NYC students, families, and neighborhoods. To date, the Save for College Program has enrolled over 13,000 students from 39 NYC public schools in Queens (~95% of all kindergarten, first, second, and third graders), accumulating over $6 million in assets for their educational and economic futures. To learn about the pilot phase of the Save for College Program, and how it can be expanded to build individual and community wealth for generations to come, check out NYC Kids RISE’s newly released videos and briefs (including my own video - click below to watch the video)
Parent University seeks to educate and empower families as partners, advocates, and lifelong educators in their student's education through free courses, resources, events, & activities. Parent University serves all families, from early childhood t0 adulthood. Even if you are not a parent, we encourage you to become involved. With an expanding course list Parent University is ready to support you.
For more information click here
For help with enrollment, placement and transfers please contact The Queens North Family Welcome Center at:
queensplazanfwc@schools.nyc.gov
If you have any questions about the Learning Bridges program or home schooling click here
Summer Rising is New York City’s free school-based summer program for any City child in grades K–8. Summer Rising will integrate the strengths of DOE academics with the Department of Youth & Community Development’s (DYCD) school-based enrichment programming. Students in grades K–8 will get outside, learn, and engage with peers and caring adults in safe, supervised, and enriching ways. These programs will provide a bridge to the next school year and allow students to reconnect with one another and with their schools. Students will address unfinished learning while being provided avenues for recreation, exploration, and fun. For more information click here
New York State Integration Project
The purpose of the NYSIP-PLC project is to increase student achievement in New York State Title I Schools, particularly those schools identified for improvement, by encouraging greater integration by race and ethnicity, as well as socioeconomic, special education, and English language learner/Multilingual learner (ELL/MLL) status in Title I schools.