News and Announcements
Sports Stars at MS 126
On March 3, 2011 the Lady Eagles, our Ericsson Girls Basketball team played against IS 318's team and WON 45 to 22. The top scorers were Lexuis with 17pts., Kemi with 11 pts., Davynna with 4 pts., and Ashley with 10 pts. Anthony from class 611 won a contest that was sponsored through SASF and Knick's Fit. He will be honored on March 25, 2011 during the Knicks vs. Milwaukee game. He will also get to watch from a suite. |
Parent Workshops: What would you like to learn about?
MS 126 is developing a series of classes for parents and we need your vote. The series of classes being discussed are:
Letters will be given out so that planning can begin for a tentative start date in March. Please contact Phyllis to learn more: (718)782-2527, extension 1112. |
Fun Packs for Children in Haiti
The Ericsson Eagles Leo Club and classes 612 and 613 are putting together Fun Packs for children in Haiti. They will include crayons, markers, coloring books, and puzzle books. Please donate if you can. For more information, contact Ms. Peggy, Ms. Guerrier, or Ms. Michel. |
Toys for Tots
During the month of December 2010, the Ericsson Eagles Leo’s Club from John Ericsson Middle School 126, Magnet School for Environmental Engineering sponsored a “Toys for Tots” toy drive. They were able to collect over 100 toys from students, parents and staff members. All the toys collected were given out by Santa to the children of Francis of Paola Learning Center. The Ericsson Leo club members volunteered numerous hours collecting and distributing the toys. The Leo’s are supported by the Greenpoint Lions Club a non-profit organization who has worked with our students, staff and families over the past three years. John Ericsson Middle School 126 is the first Leo’ Club in North Brooklyn. The principal, Rosemary Ochoa of John Ericsson Middle School 126, Magnet School for Environmental Engineering strongly believes that community service builds a child’s overall character and confidence. A strong learning environment combined with community service helps our students understand the world around them and the importance of helping our neighborhood and its residents. |
2010 Winter Concert
Our Winter Concert at MS 126
was a great success and a wonderful celebration of students'
achievements. This concert provided a good support for all student
performances. There were a combination of several genres in this
concert, such as instrumentalists, singers, dancers, solo performances,
rap, and poetry, which created an enjoyable environment for those
listening and watching. It was a pleasure to hear singers like Alejandra
Negron, Kayleen Pacheco & Chelsy Handel, Rube Giboyeaux, Ariana
Acosta & Savannvah, Janet Chamorro, and watch the performance by
Ashley Estevez & Judely Collado. The dance group directed by Ms.
Latesha Powells added another dimension to the concert performance. It
is important to mention that the poetry and rap compositions by
individual students have worked hard from September through December on
their compositions for this event. Ruben Giboyeaux wrote his own poetry
and created his own rap music beat. Judely Collado wrote and read her
own poem while accompanied on the piano by fellow classmate Ashley
Estevez. We are looking forward to the Spring Concert and celebrate more achievements in the months to come. This concert was made possible with the support of Ms. Ochoa, Ms. Chen, Mr. Sefa, Ms. Schiff, Ms. Powells, Mr. Cheng, Mr. Chen, and Ms. Pollack. |
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