On 2/9 meal pickup will be available at all schools and participants will receive three days worth of meals. There will be no meal pick up during mid-winter recess!
Children do not need to be enrolled in SANY Schools to participate. All children 18 or younger are eligible to participate. Please see below for pickup times and locations prior to Mid-Winter Recess.Īny questions about pick ups, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. SANY in collaboration with Chartwells has developed a meal service that will allow students greater access to food while at home. Thank you again for your continued support of our students and staff.Ĭlick here to read the Reopening Plan for 2021-22 school year. Please be sure to review this updated Reopening Plan and contact your building dean with any specific questions or concerns regarding your child and the start of the school year. We appreciate all that our students, families, and staff members have done and will continue to do to keep everyone safe as we move into the new school year. We are hopeful that as conditions improve locally we will be able to revisit some of these safety precautions. We are grateful for the support of our community leaders, board of education, administrators and supervisors, school staff, public health officials, and school community during this challenging time. The safety precautions outlined in this reopening plan were created by reviewing recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control, American Academy of Pediatrics, guidance from the New York State Education Department , guidance from Onondaga County, along with guidance from state and local health officials. There are a few important safety precautions that we will need to take such as wearing a mask when inside the school building, washing our hands, practicing respiratory etiquette, and staying home when you are sick or have symptoms. I certainly recognize that we have all given up a lot this past year, but as you read this reopening plan hopefully you will see that school activities are looking something closer to normal. We appreciate the support, trust, and cooperation of our students and families to operate schools safely during the pandemic. Our teachers, teaching assistants, school counselors, psychologists, administrators, supervisors, and clerical staff worked tirelessly to meet the learning needs of our students. When schools were closed by state officials in March 2020, SANY quickly shifted gears to remote learning. Throughout the pandemic Science Academies of New York (SANY) has pulled together to meet the needs of our students and school community. All of our schools will welcome the return of students for five days a week of in person instruction. We are excited to share with you our reopening plan for the 2021-2022 school year. The below Kohinoor Odia calendar is not a complete Odia Panjika but a handy reference for all the important festival dates for the year.Dear Science Academies of New York Community: There are many variants of Odia calendar is followed in Odisha region but the most common and popular Odia calendar is the Kohinoor Odia calendar. 
1st January is not celebrated as the new year day but Pana Sankranti is the new year day according to the Odia calendar, so Odia new year festival is also known as Pana Sankranti or Maha Bishuba Sankranti.
#Odia calendar nov 2020 full
Krushna Pakhya starts on the day of the full moon, which is called Purnima, and ends before the new moon.īaisakha is the first month of the Odia calendar.
Shukla Pakhya starts on the day of the new moon, which is called Amavasya, and ends before the full Moon. In every Odia month, there are two Pakhya (fortnight) – Shukla Pakhya (Bright fortnight) and Krushna Pakhya (Dark fortnight). Following table shows the mapping of Odia months with English months and Odia seasons with English seasons.Īs per Odia calendar, the day begins and ends at sunrise. The names of the seven days in Odia language are Rabi, Soma, Mangala, Budha, Guru, Sukra and Sani. The names of the six seasons in Odia language are Grisma, Barsa, Sarata, Hemanta, Sita and Basanta. The names of the twelve months in Odia language are Baisakha, Jyesṭha, Asaḍha, Srabaṇa, Bhadraba, Aswina, Kartika, Margasira, Pausa, Magha, Phalguna and Chaitra. The Odia calendar consists of twelve months, six seasons and seven days a week like many other calendars. People of Odisha follow the Odia calendar to find the dates of various festivals, they also refer it to find the auspicious dates which are suitable for conducting marriage ceremony, thread ceremony and other important celebrations. In Odia language it is also called ‘Panji’ or ‘Odia Panjika’. It is a Hindu calendar and is different from the usual English calendar. Odia calendar is primarily used by the people of Odisha state of India.
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