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Registration Now Open

Spring Parent-Teacher
Conferences

At Mott Hall II, we believe strong family partnerships and high expectations are the foundation of our scholars' success. Join us to celebrate progress and plan ahead together.

Reserve Your Time Now
Registration is currently OPEN!
Please review the details below and reserve your time today — the booking window closes Monday, March 16.
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Conference Dates & Times
Wednesday, March 18, 2026
4:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Thursday, March 19, 2026
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
ℹ️ All conferences must be scheduled in advance. Walk-ins cannot be accommodated.
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Location & Access

All conferences will be held virtually via Zoom. You'll meet with your scholar's teachers from the comfort of your home.

💬  Zoom Virtual Meeting
⚠️ Important: Families must sign in using their Zoom account to join the meetings.
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How to Register — 3 Easy Steps
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Visit the Booking Site
Click the button below to go directly to the scheduling page.
Go to schoolbookings.net →
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Enter the Event Code
When prompted, type in the code below:
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Choose Your Time Slots
Select the times that work best for your family to meet with each of your scholar's teachers. You're all set!
Registration Deadline
Monday, March 16, 2026 at 11:59 PM
The booking system will close at this time — please don't wait!

We look forward to having productive conversations about all the wonderful progress your scholar is making and the goals we will continue to pursue together. 💛

CFA Poster Contest – America 250 | Mott Hall II
CFA Poster Contest 📅 Due: March 16, 2026 — MHII Google Classroom
America 250

America 250:
Voices Then, Voices Now

Choose your theme Create your poster Make your voice heard

Eight Powerful Themes  ·  One Mission: Explore What It Means to Be American — Past, Present & Future

8 Contest Themes

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America 250
Time to Take Action
Democracies depend on active, responsible citizens. What community efforts and advocacy do we need most today? What examples from American history can serve as blueprints for positive change now?
Create a poster referencing past American efforts for positive change as a model for action today.
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America 250
E Pluribus Unum
Out of many, one. Within America's incredible diversity of peoples, lands, and perspectives — what unites us? How do individual differences strengthen our shared identity as Americans?
Create a poster using historical and modern voices to explore what unites the rich tapestry of Americans.
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America 250
Hidden Voices
Often excluded from the shared historical narrative, hidden voices represent people whose experiences have been under-represented in textbooks and media — leaving the full story untold.
Create a poster highlighting a "hidden voice" from America's past or present.
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America 250
The U.S. Constitution
The supreme law of our land — guiding all laws, dividing power among three branches, creating checks and balances, and protecting our civil liberties and fundamental rights since 1787.
Create a poster that celebrates an aspect of the United States Constitution.
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America 250
American Suffrage
When the US was founded, only 6% of people could vote. Today, about 72% can. Expanding the vote is an essential way we preserve and strengthen democracy — a journey not yet complete.
Create a poster depicting events or key moments in the history of expanding and protecting suffrage.
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America 250
A Story For Today
America's history includes stories that feel especially important to hear right now. Which event, invention, or movement do we most need to remember — and why does it matter today?
Create a poster telling the story of a past event or movement and why we need to remember it now.
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America 250
Ideas That Guide Us
From rejecting tyranny to pursuing liberty, founding voices continue to reverberate — through leaders, activists, and everyday citizens — informing the choices we make today.
Create a poster showing how a founding philosophy or founding figure's ideas inspire you, your school, or community.
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America 250
American Value Tensions
Perennial debates since our founding remain unresolved: individual freedom vs. collective responsibility, justice for all, the role of the US internationally, the American Dream — reality or fiction?
Create a poster foregrounding an American debate or tension about shared values and how it has morphed over time.

Ready to Make Your Voice Heard?

Submit your completed poster by the deadline below

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Submit On MHII Google Classroom
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Due Date March 16, 2026

Important Update
for MHII Families

Preparing for an Amazing 2025–2026 School Year!

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Supply Lists Now Available!

We sincerely apologize for the delay. Supply lists for all grades are now ready — click your scholar's grade below to view and download.

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Required Forms – Please Complete ASAP!

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Support MHII – 2025–2026 Annual Appeal

Our Annual Appeal helps ensure that all MHII scholars have access to enriching programs, materials, and experiences throughout the school year. Every contribution makes a difference.

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2025–2026
View the Annual Appeal Flyer
Download the PDF to learn how you can support our scholars
PTA Meetings – Mott Hall II

Mott Hall II PTA

Your Voice Matters.
Join Us at Our PTA Meetings!

PTA meetings are your opportunity to stay informed, ask questions, and help shape the future of our school. All families are welcome — we hope to see you there!

Time
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Format
Hybrid — In-Person or Zoom
Open To
All Mott Hall II Families
2026 Schedule

Upcoming Meeting Dates

Virtual

 

1
March 19th
Celebration & Learning Focus
PTC
2
April 16th
 
3
May 21st
Celebration & Learning Focus
PTC
4
June 18th
 

Can't Attend In Person?

No problem — join us virtually from anywhere! All meetings are available via Zoom so every family can participate.

Join Zoom Meeting
Portrait of a Mott Hall II Scholar

Mott Hall II  ·  IB World School

Portrait of a
Mott Hall II Scholar

New York City is a world within the world — a place where countless cultures, languages, and histories intersect every day. Rooted in this vibrant setting, Mott Hall II scholars learn to navigate and celebrate diversity at home and abroad. Through purposeful international travel and cross-cultural study, they deepen curiosity, empathy, and leadership, emerging ready to thrive in an interconnected global landscape.

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Global Scholar
Prepared to Lead & Learn Worldwide
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Academic Excellence & Lifelong Learning
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Civic & Global Engagement
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Work Ethic & Personal Growth
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Healthy Relationships & Emotional Intelligence
Leadership & Identity
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International Learning Journey
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Academic Excellence & Lifelong Learning

  • Masters a rigorous, inquiry-driven curriculum across all disciplines
  • Reads critically, writes persuasively, and speaks confidently to varied audiences
  • Applies digital tools and data to solve complex problems creatively and ethically
  • Develops strong communication skills, including proficiency in additional world languages that support study-abroad and international collaboration
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Civic & Global Engagement

  • Explores the world firsthand through international travel and exchange, connecting classroom learning with real cultures, economies, and histories
  • Uses knowledge of civic structures to advocate for equity in local and global contexts
  • Builds cultural competency from the rich tapestry of New York City and the wider world, respecting multiple perspectives
  • Acts as a responsible steward of the environment and shared public spaces
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Work Ethic & Personal Growth

  • Sets ambitious goals, reflects on progress, and persists through challenges with resilience
  • Manages time, resources, and attention to balance academics, arts, service, and wellness
  • Seeks feedback, embraces mistakes as opportunities to learn, and celebrates incremental growth
  • Demonstrates integrity and accountability in academics, relationships, and digital life
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Healthy Relationships & Emotional Intelligence

  • Practices empathy, active listening, and conflict-resolution strategies to build inclusive communities
  • Honors identity, pronouns, and lived experiences of self and others
  • Employs mindfulness and self-regulation techniques to maintain mental and physical well-being
  • Serves as an upstander — challenging bias and bullying whenever it appears

Leadership & Identity

  • Sees themself as a global citizen whose local actions in NYC ripple across a connected world
  • Collaborates across differences, inspiring peers through service, innovation, and artistic expression
  • Leverages strengths, passions, and cultural heritage to contribute positively to school and society
  • Mentors younger scholars, modeling scholarship, compassion, and joy

Our Global Commitment

Every Mott Hall II scholar will plan, prepare for, or participate in an international learning journey before graduation. By weaving global experiences into daily learning, we ensure our scholars leave us ready to lead — and to learn — wherever in the world they choose to go.

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Purchase Spirit Wear

Are you ready to shine as a member of the Mott Hall II community? Now is your chance to not only look fashionable but also celebrate our amazing school and support our fundraising efforts at the same time!

Shop Mott Hall II Spirit Wear
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In the News – Mott Hall II
ABC News  ·  October 5, 2024

Exciting news! Mott Hall II was
featured on ABC News!

We were honored to participate in a special event commemorating the birthday of the legendary John Lennon, who spent the later part of his life in the Upper West Side. Our scholars and staff represented our school brilliantly, showcasing the spirit and passion that embodies Mott Hall II. Click on the link to view the article.

Cell Phone Policy – Mott Hall II
School Policy

Mott Hall II is a Cell Phone-Free Zone.

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