Calendar
February 2023
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Middle School Dance
Organizer: M. Vessio
Location: MS/US Library -
PS-12 Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
PS-12 Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
PS-12 Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
Virtual Office Hours with Ms. Trotter
This agenda-less gathering is an opportunity for families to share feedback and ask questions in a group setting with the Interim Head of School. Zoom meeting instructions will be sent to all parents the day before the gathering. No RSVP required. -
PS-12 Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
(To Be Rescheduled) KFPA General Meeting
Please stay tuned for more details. -
PS-12 Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
MS & US Fall Semester Grades & Comments Published
Please see Ms. Vessio's email for more details. -
Deadline to Complete Spring 2023 PS - Grade 6 Mini-Course Parent Interest Form
Attn: Parents of PS - Grade 6 Students:We’d love your input as we plan another session of mini-courses. To share ideas and suggestions, please fill out the Spring 2023 Mini-Course Parent Interest Form by end of day today. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
PS/PK Admission Assessment
Organizers: S. Díaz Tamayo / L. Eaton
Venue: Kew-Forest -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
Board Recruitment Meeting for Interested Kew-Forest Parents
To learn more and RSVP, please click here. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
PS-12 Valentine's Dress Down Day
LS students may wear articles of clothing in Valentine’s Day colors (red, pink, purple, and white), or any color of their choice.MS/US students should wear an article of clothing that is pink, red, or white. -
KFPA Meeting (Hot Cocoa & Kisses to Go!)
The KFPA will serve parents hot cocoa and chocolate kisses! Stay awhile and catch up with other Kew-Forest parents, or just grab a cup and a kiss to go. We hope to see you there! -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Kew-Forest Winter Coat Drive
The Winter Coat Drive supports migrants who have been displaced in New York. All coats will be donated to Catholic Charities St. Nicolas Project*- Please donate new and gently used coats
- Coats should be dropped off in the Main Entrance Rotunda
Middle and Upper School students:
For every five coats you donate, you will earn one hour of community service credit. Please submit your donation through MobileServe. For verification purposes, you must bag the coats you donate and label the bag with your first and last name.
Middle and Upper School students can also earn community service hours in exchange for helping sort the coats. Interested students should email Ms. Vessio at mvessio@kewforest.org and copy communityservice@kewforest.org. *ABOUT THE ST. NICHOLAS PROJECTThe St. Nicholas Project is a year-round initiative to help the most vulnerable in New York City and neighboring communities by providing support to individuals and families through donations of essential items and connecting them to much needed services. In addition to providing food, emergency cash assistance, and case management support throughout the year, we distribute winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and more to those who otherwise would go without during the cold winter months. -
Play Auditions: Calling all Artists!
Organizer: A. Johnson
Venue: MS/US Library
Middle and Upper School students are invited to audition for the annual school play. This year's performance will be William Shakespeare’s The Tempest.Students who cannot attend the auditions, please email Ms. Johnson (ajohnson@kewforest.org). -
Deadline for US Students to Apply for HSF Scholar Program
HSF empowers families with the knowledge and resources to successfully complete a higher education, while providing scholarships and support services to as many exceptional students as possible.
Founded in 1975, HSF has awarded over $708 million in scholarships. HSF Scholars have access to valuable Scholar Support Services and, as funding permits, scholarships ranging from $500 to $5,000. Every year, HSF selects 10,000 outstanding students as HSF Scholars from a broad and talented pool of applicants. HSF Scholars have access to a full range of Scholar Support Services, including career services, mentorship, leadership development, knowledge building, and wellness training. Finally, and importantly, HSF awards more than $30 million in scholarships annually and, depending upon available funds, HSF Scholars may also be eligible to receive a scholarship, which ranges from $500-$5,000 and awarded directly to students.
The deadline to apply is 5:00 pm today. No essays, recommendations, or document uploads are required in Phase I of the process. To get started, visit HSF.net and log into or create your myHSF profile to access the HSF Scholar Program Application. Eligibility requirements:- Must be of Hispanic heritage;
- U.S. citizen, permanent legal resident, or DACA;
- Minimum of 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) for high school students; minimum of 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) for college and graduate students;
- Plan to enroll full-time in an accredited, public or not-for-profit, four-year university, or graduate school, in the U.S., for the 2023-2024 academic year;
- Submit the FAFSA or state-based financial aid forms (if applicable).
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Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Virtual Alumni Reunion Kick-Off Meeting
Organizer: M. AragónIf you want to learn more about the reunion weekend and how you can get involved to help make it a big success, please attend today's Virtual Reunion Kick-Off Meeting from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm EST. To attend the KICK-OFF, please RSVP HERE.If you are unable to attend on February 16 but are interested in being involved with reunion planning and activities, please email development@kewforest.org. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
LS Fall Semester Reports Published
Please see Ms. Bernstein's communication dated Fri 17 Feb detailing the release of your child(ren)’s report on the Kew-Forest portal: Preschool/Pre-K & Kindergarten and Grades 1-5. -
Play Auditions: Calling all Artists!
Organizer: A. Johnson
Venue: MS/US Library
Middle and Upper School students are invited to audition for the annual school play. This year's performance will be William Shakespeare’s The Tempest.Students who cannot attend the auditions, please email Ms. Johnson (ajohnson@kewforest.org). -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
(Canceled) Virtual Office Hours with Ms. Trotter
Please note this event is canceled. The next Office Hours with Ms. Trotter will take place Wed 1 Mar from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm.This agenda-less gathering is an opportunity for families to share feedback and ask questions in a group setting with the Interim Head of School. Zoom meeting instructions will be sent to all parents the day before the gathering. No RSVP required. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
Lands' End Uniform Sale
For more details, please click here. -
First Rehearsal for The Tempest
Organizer: A. Johnson
Venue: MS/US Library -
Kaleidoscope Club Food Drive
Please join the Kaleidioscope Club in supporting a great cause.- Donation items may be dropped off in the Main Rotunda at the Main Entrance on Union Turnpike.
- Acceptable donations include food, dried goods, and baby products.
- All donations collected will be given to Project Lead.
About Project LeadProject Lead provides many services to the greater Queens community. Our programs include youth outreach, a food pantry to fight hunger, Holocaust survivor and elderly assistance, and educational help to students to help them achieve their academic goals.About the Kaleidoscope ClubThe Kaleidoscope Club is an Upper School Club that connects Lower and Upper School students around issues of social justice, diversity, and inclusion. They plan activities for special times of the year, visit Lower School classes, and organize community service experiences. Just like a kaleidoscope, when they learn to see themselves and each another in new ways, the results are spectacular! -
Accepted 6th Grade Students + Parents Visit Kew-Forest
Organizers: S. Díaz Tamayo / L. Eaton -
Kaleidoscope Club Food Drive
Please join the Kaleidioscope Club in supporting a great cause.- Donation items may be dropped off in the Main Rotunda at the Main Entrance on Union Turnpike.
- Acceptable donations include food, dried goods, and baby products.
- All donations collected will be given to Project Lead.
About Project LeadProject Lead provides many services to the greater Queens community. Our programs include youth outreach, a food pantry to fight hunger, Holocaust survivor and elderly assistance, and educational help to students to help them achieve their academic goals.About the Kaleidoscope ClubThe Kaleidoscope Club is an Upper School Club that connects Lower and Upper School students around issues of social justice, diversity, and inclusion. They plan activities for special times of the year, visit Lower School classes, and organize community service experiences. Just like a kaleidoscope, when they learn to see themselves and each another in new ways, the results are spectacular! -
Grade 4 and Grade 5 Field Trip to Makerspace NYC
Organizer: A. PerezMakerspaceNYC is the largest community makerspace in New York City. Students will tour the Makerspace and complete an Automata workshop to learn about and create an automata device.Please stay tuned for more details from Ms. Perez. -
Kew-Forest Regular Board Meeting (Virtual)
Date changed from Tues 14 Feb to Tues 28 Feb.
The Kew-Forest School
119-17 Union Turnpike
Forest Hills, NY 11375
(718) 268-4667
Forest Hills, NY 11375
(718) 268-4667
The oldest independent school in the borough of Queens, The Kew-Forest School is an independent co-educational, college preparatory school for students in Preschool through Grade 12.