This is what it feels like to go to school in the greatest city in the world. 😎 Thank you to all of our students, staff members, families, and city partners for another incredible school year. Have a great summer! ☀️ #MovingPostcards

Families of 2-year-olds: TODAY is the deadline to sign up for free 2-K at Myschools.nyc! 

¡Familias con niños de 2 años: HOY es la fecha límite para solicitar el programa gratuito de 2-K en Myschools.nyc!

Today, hundreds of thousands of students, parents and educators across all five boroughs are celebrating the end to another great school year — filled with moments of growth, exciting field trips and new friendships. To our students, enjoy the summer break by finding something cool to do at nyc.gov/summer – you’ve earned it! Stay cool, NYC.

School’s out! Huge thanks to @NYCMayor and our school communities for another incredible year supporting NYC students and families. Have a great summer, and see you in the fall!

Today is last day of school! 😁🗓️ Thank you to our students, educators, safety agents, nurses, food service workers, custodians, school faculty, paraprofessionals, administrative leadership, families, and every member of our school community for an incredible school year.

TIME IS RUNNING OUT! ⏰   Applications for 2-K close TOMORROW, Friday, June 26. Families can apply to 2-K in three different ways: 💻 Online at MySchools.nyc   📞 Call 718-935-2009 😊 Visit a Family Welcome Center Learn more at: schools.nyc.gov/2k

The last day of the 2025-2026 school year for New York City Public Schools will be on Friday, June 26, 2026. Enjoy your summer!

It's #DaylightHour! We encourage our @nycschools communities to join @nycdcas in saving energy between 12-2PM today! It's as easy as snapping your fingers. 😎

Enjoy free breakfast and lunch during the summer! 🍌 Anyone 18 years old or younger can receive #FreeSummerMeals at select NYC Public Schools, parks, libraries, and more. 🥕 Meals are available starting June 29 to September 4. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/SummerMeals

2-K applications for the 2026-2027 school year are due SOON! Our #TreatTruck stopped by Tweed for a sweet reminder for families. 🍬 Finalize your choices and apply by June 26, 2026 at: MySchools.nyc Get more information at: schools.nyc.gov/2k

The last week of school matters just as much as the first. 👀 Keep showing up and finish the year off strong! 💪😎 If you need help getting to school, contact your school or call 311 for resources. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/EveryDayMatters

Thunderstorms and the chance of flash flooding move into NYC today. Heavy rain, strong winds, hail, and lightning are all possible. High winds can knock down trees and power lines and send debris flying. Heavy rain can flood streets and basement apartments fast, often with very little warning. NYCEM activated the city's Flash Flood Emergency Plan on Thursday. We have been preparing since then and through the day, coordinating with agency partners and tracking conditions around the clock so the city is ready and New Yorkers get the word in time to act. Now we need you to do your part. Know your risk. If you live in a basement or ground-floor apartment, a low-lying neighborhood, or an area that has flooded before, you are at higher risk. Take a few minutes now to get ready. Before the storm: Sign up for alerts at nyc.gov/notifynyc or text NYC to 692-692. If you live in a basement apartment, select the basement apartment alert option so you get warnings that apply to where you live. Bring in or tie down anything that can blow away, like trash cans, lawn furniture, plant pots, and umbrellas. Clear debris from basement windows, stairwell drains, and gutters so water can flow. Make sure your basement exits are clear and easy to open. Keep a Go Bag near your door with medications, a flashlight, a phone charger, and important documents in waterproof bags. When it hits: If you hear thunder, head inside and move away from windows to an interior room on a lower floor. Do not touch electrical equipment or plumbing during a thunderstorm. If a Flash Flood Warning or Emergency is issued, act immediately and move to higher ground. Do not wait to see the water. Never walk or drive through floodwater. Just 6 inches can knock you off your feet, and 1 foot can sweep away a car. Once you leave a flooded area, do not go back until officials confirm it is clear. Flooding can develop overnight, so keep your phone nearby with alerts on and the volume up. Sign up at nyc.gov/notifynyc and get more storm and flooding tips at nyc.gov/beready.

When I first became Chancellor, I crossed the five boroughs to meet with you. To everyone who showed up, I heard you and I thank you. Today, I’m happy to share my report—which captures your thoughts, concerns, and ideas for a better school system: schools.nyc.gov/chancelloren…

As the school year comes to a close, I joined @DOEChancellor in congratulating @NYCSchools students and families on another incredible year. We know how hard you’ve worked to get here. Yes, that includes making it through a few Mayor-mandated late bedtimes. Have a great summer.

Happy Father's Day! Thank you to all of the dads and caregivers who support our students and school communities every day. You help lay the foundation for a life full of learning. We are so proud to partner with you in uplifting the next generation of New Yorkers.

This past week, I hosted a special fireside chat with NYCPS leaders across districts.

Together, we're committed to ensuring that every child in NYCPS feels supported, challenged, and prepared for the future.

Today, I had the honor of joining Black Caucus of the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators (BCCSA) for their Juneteenth Legendary Luncheon.   Juneteenth is about truth, justice, and the continued pursuit of equity.