Weekly Schedule:

Mondays:
9:30-11:00 >> 2.5 Year English
1:30-2:50 >> English II/AP Language

Tuesdays:
8:00-9:00 >> Math Workshop
9:30-11:00 >> 2.5 Year History
LUNCH
11:30-1:00 Pre Algebra/Algebra I
1:30-3:00 AP World History & Geometry

Wednesdays:
9:30-11:00 >> 2.5 Year English
1:30-2:50 >> English II/AP Language

Thursdays:
8:00-9:00 >> Math Workshop
9:30-11:00 >> 2.5 Year History
LUNCH
11:30-1:00 Pre Algebra/Algebra I
1:30-3:00 AP World History & Geometry

Please come to The North Fork School
on Tuesday evening, April 25, 2023

from 4:30 to 6:30 PM
 

The North Fork School will present its offerings for the 2023-2024 school year from 4:30-6:30 pm. Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of going to NFS; meet teachers, discuss costs of the program, and gather information as you begin to think about options for the next (and future) school year(s).

Students and parents who have completed various years of NFS programs will be available to share their experiences of school, homework, logistics, and results with prospective parents and students.

If your students are still too young for NFS, but you are interested in having the option of our academic programs available when they are old enough to attend, it is important that we hear from you — please come and discuss what we do, see the site, and tell us what you may need in future years.

Please pass this link on to anyone you may know who is interested in discussing North Fork academics. See you in April!

Weekly Schedule:

Mondays:
8:00-9:00 >> Elementary French
9:00-9:20 >> 2nd Year French
9:20-11:00 >> 2nd Year English
LUNCH
11:45-1:10 >> AP Literature

Tuesdays:
8:00-9:00 >> Humanities Foundations
9:00-11:00 >> 2nd Year History
LUNCH
11:45-1:10 French III
11:45-1:10 AP US History

Wednesdays:
8:00-9:00 >> Elementary French
9:00-9:20 >> 2nd Year French
9:20-11:00 >> 2nd Year History
LUNCH
11:45-1:10 French III
11:45-1:10 AP US History

Thursdays:
8:00-9:00 >> WW
9:00-11:00 >> 2nd Year English
LUNCH
11:45-1:10 AP Literature

Students who have completed all required assignments will be free for the summer after today. Those who are not finished (pieces are not yet in Final Folders; math assignments are not completely finished) will meet us at 6:00 AM on Saturday and stay until all work is completed to our satisfaction.

If you have left work undone until the end of May, this is a problem with your own personal time organization. As teachers are meeting with you after the last day of classes to help you complete work on their own extra time, you will owe them two hours of work for every hour that they spend helping you finish. If you are a Skype student, you will owe your parents the same amount of time working around the house.

Students from previous years who have had to stay to do schoolwork (and house work) have determined that this is something they never want to do again; in every case, their work has been completed in subsequent years by the end of May.

No excuses! HAPPY SUMMER! You've earned it!

Schedule:

Tuesdays and Thursdays:

8:00-9:00 >> WW/Humanities Foundations on site

Tuesdays and Wednesdays:

9:40-11:00 >> American History II on site

Mondays and Thursdays:

9:40-11:00 >> American Literature on site

MDHS A days:

1:30-3:00 French (ZOOM)

Students who have completed all required assignments will be free for the summer after today. Those who are not finished (pieces are not yet in Final Folders; math assignments are not completely finished) will meet us at 6:00 AM on Saturday and stay until all work is completed to our satisfaction.

If you have left work undone until the end of May, this is a problem with your own personal time organization. As teachers are meeting with you after the last day of classes to help you complete work on their own extra time, you will owe them two hours of work for every hour that they spend helping you finish. If you are a Skype student, you will owe your parents the same amount of time working around the house.

Students from previous years who have had to stay to do schoolwork (and house work) have determined that this is something they never want to do again; in every case, their work has been completed in subsequent years by the end of May.

No excuses! HAPPY SUMMER! You've earned it!

May Marina Pavilion
on Tuesday evening, May 18, 2021
from 6:00 to 7:30 PM

where The North Fork School will present its offerings for the 2021-2022 school year.

Come meet us outside on the new pavilion deck at May Marina to discuss what North Fork classes are all about! Meet teachers, discuss costs of the program, and gather information as you begin to think about options for the next (and future) school year(s).

Students and parents who have completed various years of NFS programs will be available to share their experiences of school, homework, logistics, and results with prospective parents and students.

If your students are still too young for NFS, but you are interested in having the option of our academic programs available when they are old enough to attend, it is important that we hear from you — please come and discuss what we do, see the site, and tell us what you may need in future years.

Please pass this link on to anyone you may know who is interested in discussing North Fork academics. See you in May!

Schedule:

Mondays and Wednesdays:

9:00-10:30 >> 2nd Year on site (History Monday / English Wednesday)

11:30-1:00 >> 2nd Year ZOOM (English Monday / History Wednesday)

2:00-3:00 >> WW/Humanities Foundations on site Monday & Wednesday

Tuesdays and Thursdays:

9:00-10:30 >> American History I & English II on site (English Tuesday / History Thursday)

11:30-1:00 >> American History I & English II ZOOM (History Tuesday / English Thursday)

1:20-2:50 French (ZOOM)

1:20-2:50 AP Literature (on site Tuesday / ZOOM Thursday)

Fridays:

2:00-3:00 >> WW/Humanities Foundations ZOOM

Students who have completed all required assignments will be free for the summer after today. Those who are not finished (pieces are not yet in Final Folders; math assignments are not completely finished) will meet us at 6:00 AM on Saturday and stay until all work is completed to our satisfaction.

If you have left work undone until the end of May, this is a problem with your own personal time organization. As teachers are meeting with you after the last day of classes to help you complete work on their own extra time, you will owe them two hours of work for every hour that they spend helping you finish. If you are a Skype student, you will owe your parents the same amount of time working around the house.

Students from previous years who have had to stay to do schoolwork (and house work) have determined that this is something they never want to do again; in every case, their work has been completed in subsequent years by the end of May.

No excuses! HAPPY SUMMER! You've earned it!

Please come to The North Fork School
on Tuesday evening, April 25, 2017

from 6:30 to 8:30 PM
 

The North Fork School will present its offerings for the 2017-2018 school year from 6:30-7:30 pm. Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of going to NFS; meet teachers, discuss costs of the program, and gather information as you begin to think about options for the next (and future) school year(s).

Students and parents who have completed various years of NFS programs will be available to share their experiences of school, homework, logistics, and results with prospective parents and students.

If your students are still too young for NFS, but you are interested in having the option of our academic programs available when they are old enough to attend, it is important that we hear from you — please come and discuss what we do, see the site, and tell us what you may need in future years.

Please pass this link on to anyone you may know who is interested in discussing North Fork academics. See you in April!

Prospective families, alumni, teachers, and friends of current students: please stop in and meet parents, students, teachers and see the school.

No pressure, just some fun and food and a mid-January celebration for another great year!