Dear Queens United Community . . .

TOSHA-LYN FRANCIS, PRINCIPAL

Consistent access to equal opportunities and equity in resources has been a long-standing issue in our community.  While there have been many victories in the fight for equality by countless pioneers, there is still much work to be done.  Therefore, during this time of national reckoning regarding racism and systemic prejudice, Queens United reaffirms our belief in education as a powerful equalizer and our belief in every student’s right to an education of the highest quality.  Since my leadership started in July 2018, the Queens United Team has worked to rectify systemic inequities by preparing our students for limitless opportunities regardless of race, language, gender, disability, and socio-economic status.  Your consistent partnership toward this goal is one of the best ways to show that the lives of all children of color do indeed matter.

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Missed the QUMS Virtual High School Fair on Jan. 6th?

No worries! 

See below for ways to connect with our featured guests who presented during the QUMS High School Fair:

Click above to learn more about applying to New York City Public High Schools.

WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW

Preparing to Reopen
Preparing to Reopen

To prepare to learn in the building, every in-person learner must have a COVID-19 testing consent form on file.  Complete yours today by going to your NYCSA account  and following these steps:

  • Log in. 
  • Click your student’s name.
  • Click “Manage Account” 
  • When a dropdown menu appears, click “Consent Forms.” 
  • Read the page, and then choose the consent option at the end for your student.
Learning at QUMS
Learning at QUMS

Here are links to Teach Hub, remote learning tutorials, and other resources.

Important Updates