英语学习者（ELL）高中升学与毕业政策
本情况说明书解释了 ELL 的高中升学和毕业要求以及可用的住宿条件。
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Applying to 2-K
Starting in September 2026, New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) will offer a free early childhood care and education program for two-year-old children. 2-K will offer care for up to 10 hours a day for the full year. Enrollment will not depend on income, housing status, immigration status, disability, or other factors.
If your child was born in 2024, they are eligible for this new early care and education program.
State Testing and Accommodations for English Language Learners
This fact sheet provides an outline of the annual standardized state tests that are administered to New York City students and explains the specific testing accommodations made for ELLs.
纽约市公立学校的翻译和口译服务
This fact sheet explains the right of parents who do not speak English to free translation and interpretation services in order to participate in their children’s education.
自闭症谱系障碍与教育指南
Covers the diagnosis of Autism; Early Intervention services, preschool special education, and school-age special education for Autistic children; instructional practices and additional support services; tips for parents and information on additional resources.
申请3K和Pre-K
A guide to public education programs for 3 and 4-year-olds for the 2026-27 school year. This guide provides information on free/low-cost early childhood programs in New York City, including Pre-K, 3-K, Infant & Toddler programs, and Head Start, and how to find and apply to those programs.
纽约市移民家庭公立学校入学情况
本情况说明书介绍了如何入读纽约市公立学校并解答了移民家庭可能存在的有关入读的问题。
Education Options for Immigrant Youth Aged 14-21
This guide covers education options and resources for immigrant students aged 14-21 who are looking to enroll in school in New York City.
申请幼儿园：2021年出生的儿童家庭指南
本指南介绍了幼儿园入学流程并解答了常见问题。其中包括残障学生、英语学习者以及临时住所学生家庭的信息。
幼儿园过渡情况说明
A quick overview of the two processes that families of children with disabilities participate in as part of the transition to kindergarten: 1) applying to kindergarten and 2) creating the kindergarten Individualized Education Program (“IEP”).