Ps 971

*For a better site navigation experience on your cell phone, please scroll to the bottom of the page and select "Web" so that you can see all of the content on this website. Thank you. Report Cards, State Test Scores, Attendance and more can be found here! For more information on how you can set up an account please see Mr. A "Id like to congratula... te our 4th and 5th grade students Varisha, Anita, and Hannah for having their work included in this important project, and representing our school in District 20. GREAT JOB!" - Mr. Torres inside/Outside: Young Artists Against Bullying!V powerpoint. Founding principal of PS 971 brings almost twenty-seven years of educational experience to our community. She began her journey as an ENL teacher in Brooklyn then decided to move into the classroom teaching grades six, five, four and three as well as three years of art. After spending fifteen years in the classroom she became a math coach and data specialist for four more years. Ms. Ruth was later offered the position of assistant principal where she spent two years before writing the proposal for the school we now call PS 971, School of Math, Science and Healthy Living. The new school was placed in district 20 as one of four new schools beginning with preK and kindergarten and opened it's doors September 2010. With a bachelors in fine art from The Parsons School of Design and a masters in educational leadership from The Bank Street College of Education, Ms. Ruth strives for greatness with her educational philosophy that all children can learn when given the right tools. Now in her tenth year as principal, it is with this concept that she leads the great staff of 971. As a school of Math, Science and Healthy Living, we are one of four full vegetarian schools and prides itself with leading children to living healthy in all areas of life. Ms. Ruth believes that teaching our children to find solutions to problems, develop independency, think critically when taking risks and lead healthy lives will ensure future leaders that ...Read More