Student Learning Platforms
TeachHub
Access all of your child's learning programs using their NYC Students account.
Google Classroom
Teachers post assignments, announcements, and classroom resources here.
🎥 Zoom
Used for remote instruction and virtual meetings.
📓 Digital Tech Notebook
Step-by-step videos and guides to help families troubleshoot common technology questions.
Need Help Logging In?
Forgot your password?
If your child cannot log in to their NYC Students account:
✔ Go to the NYC Schools Account and change password
✔ Contact your child's teacher
✔ Include your child's name and class
Technology Expectations
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Each student should keep a pair of wired, over-the-head headphones in their classroom for daily learning activities. Please label the headphones with your child's name and send them to school as part of the required school supply list. Families may be asked to replace headphones during the school year if they become damaged or stop working.
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Help your child become an independent digital learner by practicing how to log in to their school accounts at home. Students should know their NYC Students username and password and be able to access platforms like TeachHub and Google Classroom with minimal assistance. Taking a few minutes to practice throughout the year can help prevent login issues during class and homework time.
🌐 Digital Citizenship & AI Guidance
P.S. 185 is committed to helping students become safe, responsible, and respectful digital citizens. Technology is used thoughtfully to support instruction, provide access to educational resources, and complete required learning activities and assessments. We encourage families to explore the NYC Public Schools resources on Digital Citizenship and the responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) so students can learn to use technology safely, responsibly, and appropriately both at school and at home.
Technology is used intentionally to enhance learning, provide required assessments, and build essential digital skills. Students spend the majority of their school day engaged in teacher-led instruction, collaborative learning, hands-on activities, reading, writing, math, science, and other classroom experiences.
💡 Did You Know?
Technology at P.S. 185 is used to support learning—not replace it. Students use digital tools to access instructional programs, complete required assessments, and build important technology skills while spending most of their school day engaged in teacher-led instruction and hands-on learning.