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Dear Families, We just reopened the building for in-person learning. Families will now have one more opportunity to transition to in-person learning this school year. This means that if your child is currently learning remotely every day, they will be able to opt in to learning in person in the school building at least part of the week for the remainder of the school year.

Chancellor's Letter

Letter from the NEW DOE Chancellor - Meisha Porter

School Reopening Informational Livestream & Parent Teacher Conferencecs

School Reopening Info Livestream this Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at 6:30 PM Saturday, March, 20, 2021 at 11:00 AM. Parent Teacher Conferences are also happening this WEEK. Thursday, March 18, 2021 from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Friday, March 19, 2021 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM

PSAL update - March 5, 2021

LEC Community, NYC DOE athletic community was devastated by the sudden passing of PSAL Executive Director, Donald J. Douglas. Mr. Douglass was at the helm of PSAL since 2004. As of March 5th, The Office of School Wellness did not indicate who will replace Mr. Douglas.

LIU Roc Nation Information Session: March 11

Long Island University (Brooklyn) in collaboration with Brooklyn North High Schools presents the new Roc Nation School of Music, Sports and Entertainment at Long Island University (Brooklyn).

Update for Families - March 2, 2021

Please read the letter from the Chancellor attached to this email. In this Update for Families, you will find important information and resources on: 1. Preparing for Parent Teacher Conferences 2. Applying for Pre-K and 3-K for Fall 2021 3. Participating in “Weekend Wellness” activities for families and communities

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Mission Statement

The uniqueness of the High School of Sports Management is our interdisciplinary approach that connects academics with real-life work in sports.

In addition to a full complement of regular prescribed courses that include advanced placement, students take introductory classes in sports media, marketing, journalism, broadcasting, event planning, technology, business and operations.

The learning environment is not limited to a four-wall structure. Rather, it extends to the community, to sport industry facilities, as well as to the classroom.