Ed Smith Pre-K-8 School
Principal Andrea Ellis-Smith |
Vice Principals Dr. Jennifer DiBello Karen Earl Acting Vice Principal Stewart Amell |
DASA Coordinators Karen Earl Cara Fiori-Potamianos |
School Address 1106 Lancaster Ave. | Syracuse, NY 13210 |
School Hours 8:20 AM - 2:50 PM |
Main Office (315) 435-4650 |
Nurse's Office (315) 435-4543 |
Guidance Office (315) 435-6414 |
Family Engagement Event - Understanding Your Child's NWEA Scores
Kindergarten Open House
Congratulations!
Autism Resource Fair
BOE Honors Ed Smith Spelling Bee Finalists
Our four student Spelling Bee Finalists, Everett Fonger, Rowan Burt, Saruar Aitbayeva and Samiha Shifa, Ewere honored at the BOE meeting on Wednesday, February 14!
Kindergarten Open House
Congratulations!
Autism Resource Fair
BOE Honors Ed Smith Spelling Bee Finalists
Our four student Spelling Bee Finalists, Everett Fonger, Rowan Burt, Saruar Aitbayeva and Samiha Shifa, Ewere honored at the BOE meeting on Wednesday, February 14!
Congratulations to our Scripps National Spelling Bee Building Finalists
Congratulations to the Ed Smith Robotics Team
School Closing Reminders
Ed Smith Pk-8 Vision and Mission
Announcements
Using FamilyID to Register Student Athletes
First, go to familyid.com, then click on Get Started Now button. Next, please fill out form and click create account. Be sure to write your password down somewhere. Activate account by checking your email. Click on the email from FamilyID then click email link to FamilyID. Type Syracuse City School District in the search box, then click find. Click on SCSD or Nottingham High School and the current season (Fall, Winter, Spring) and the year. Finally, click Register now. Scroll down until you see the team your student wants to participate in. Click on team, scroll down and fill out form and answer all questions. Please email Ray O’Brien at robrien@scsd.us or call him at (315) 435-6000 ext. 2755 if you have questions.
Student and Family Supports are Available!
The SCSD has many academic, social, emotional and mental health supports available to students. School social workers can help connect you and your child to in school and/or out of school supports that meet your needs. Please call us at (315) 435-4650 and ask to speak with a Social Worker for more information and assistance.