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To report student latenesses or absences, please email BTattendance@nasboces.org

In order to maintain a safe and organized drop-off and pick-up of students, we have implemented the following for both AM and PM sessions at Barry Tech:

Drop-Off

• ALL BUSES will drop-off students (both large and small buses) by entering from the Cantiague Lane entrance
• ALL PARENTS will drop-off their children by entering Bridge Street from Prospect Avenue
   

Pick-Up

• All BUSES will pick-up as what has been done in the past.  
  • Large Buses in the front of the building by entering from Cantiague Lane
  • Smaller Buses will be positioned in the numbered slots in the back of the building.  Small buses enter from Prospect Avenue and Bridge Street. 
• All PARENTS will pick-up students from the street OR wait until ALL buses are cleared from the campus. Students WILL NOT be signed-out of the building after 9:45 am/1:45pm.  (Please plan accordingly for all personal appointments during the week.) 

Download the Arrival/Departure Instructions

1. Students and parents/guardians must complete the Early Release Form in advance.
2. Parents/guardians must submit a valid photo identification through a secure upload link.
3. The front desk receptionist is required to call the parent to validate the request (parent/guardian will be called based on the number in our student management system - SchoolTool). Note: If the parent/guardian is picking up the child, please have all documentation completed in advance.
4. If the parent/guardian cannot be contacted or if there is no photo identification the student will not be released.
5. For the safety and security of our families, Early Dismissals will not be available after 9:30am for the morning session and after 1:30pm for the afternoon session.
   
   Submit an Early Release Request

The agency has always been serious about being prepared for emergencies. Each year, the agency's entire Emergency Plan is reviewed and updated to meet New York State regulations.The plan addresses an enormous range of issues, from dealing with the onset of a crisis situation, to addressing the psychological and emotional needs of students and adults in its aftermath.

When an emergency occurs, the first and foremost concern of every staff member is the safety of the children in our care.This guide provides a brief description of how the school district will manage an emergency and how parents can support those vital efforts.

Emergency Planning Guide

Planificación de Emergencia

Throughout the school year, different media groups (television stations, local newspapers, school production classes, district communications staff, etc.) will produce stories, videos and photographs about activities and events happening in the Nassau BOCES schools. These articles, photographs and videos may be posted on the Internet, aired on television and cable stations, or used in Nassau BOCES promotional materials and on its website and social media sites. If you do NOT want to have your child(ren) photographed or videotaped for the above purposes, please sign and return this form to your child’s school office. This form applies only to the current school year. 

Media Opt-Out Form

Media Opt-Out Form - Spanish

Computers and other electronic technologies are vital components of both classroom and remote instruction whether synchronous (live) or asynchronous (through the use of various media that are not live including previously recorded) instruction (also referred to as distance learning). 

Read the Full Policy - 4526 Computer Use in Instruction

How to access SchoolTool Parent Portal.

Parent Portal Instructions

Instrucciones del portal para padres

Schooltool Login