THE SILENT AUCTION IS OPEN FOR BIDDING!

April 21, 2018 - Browse the online catalog and place your bids! (Set a maximum bid for a more worry-free event!) Bidding will close next Friday at the end of our biggest fundraising event of the year:   ⭐An Intergalactic Evening Starring PS8/MS8⭐! This is a sold-out event! Tickets are non-transferable, and guests without a ticket will not be admitted. If you purchased a ticket but your plans have changed, please let us know. If you would like to be added to the waitlist for tickets, email auction@ps8brooklyn.org. Read More →

AROUND OUR SCHOOL

High School Admissions Process Workshop

April 17, 2018 - Join Johanna Provenzano, our middle school guidance counselor, in a workshop to review the High School Admissions Process. Workshops are designed for rising 8th Grade families. They will be held on April 30 at 6:30 PM and May 3 at 8:30 AM. Both will be held at the lower school auditorium. Read More →

The Tinfoil Ball

April 4, 2018 - Do you know how much the largest tinfoil ball ever made weighed? Do you know why it matters? 5th grader Amanda answers both these questions in her website post. Read More →

Let’s Celebr8 Science!

March 25, 2018 - Celebr8 Science is set for Wednesday, April 18th, at the MS 8 cafeteria. Middle school students do projects as part of their science classes. Lower school students can be part of the fun too – visit the Celebr8 Science website. Read More →

The Magic of Physics!

March 11, 2018 - 6th grader Jillian writes about how engaging City Tech Professor Kezerashvili was when he visited the 6th grade late last month, and also how it "was a good feeling knowing we knew what he was talking about and some of the science behind his tricks." Read More →

Congratul8 Our 8th Graders!

March 8, 2018 - Round 1 results of the NYC Public High School admissions process were announced. Some of the high schools into which our students were accepted are: Read More →

Welcome to the PS 8 Garden!

March 7, 2018 - Have you seen our lower school garden mural? Read about how 5th graders made it and see pics of their work and the installation, thanks to 3 dads -- all in a post by 5th grader and muralist Daniel! Read More →