Mission Statement

Our school mission is to provide students with an academic, business and technology-based education that develops skills in leadership, innovative thinking, and problem solving, and allows him/her to become a respectful and successful member of a continually evolving global community.  This will be accomplished through high-quality instruction, which combines academic and specialized courses in business, finance and technology that will be enriched with mentoring, job shadowing, service learning, paid internships and international travel opportunities. 

 AOFE Vision and Mission19 20.pdf 

Still need help with Remote Learning

Are you still having trouble with the Platforms for Remote Learning?  Complete the form here, so we can call you back.

Set up your Email in Pupil Path

Need help setting up your email in Pupil Path?

Set Up Pupil Path.mp4  or CLICK HERE

DOE Account and Microsoft Teams Set Up

You will need to get your DOE User Account and Sign Up for Microsoft Teams.

You need to get your DOE Account. Then, go to the Remote Learning Portal  and download Microsoft Teams. 

You will then need to join your classes using a Team Code the teachers will email you for every class.  Please make sure you join.

Here is a VIDEO to help you with the process > CLICK HERE!

Principal's Message

Please listen to Principal Armano as she addresses AOFE on Remote Learning 

Armano.mp4 

 

Get Connected for Remote Learning

In order for students to begin REMOTE LEARNING, they must be signed up for the following:

  1. Pupil Path - Click Here
    1. If a student or parent does not have your log in, please reach out to Mrs. Fahim at (646) 400-9428 between M-F 8:20AM to 2:40PM or complete the form click here
  2. Create a student email with the DOE Click Here
  3. Students - Sign up with Microsoft, so that you can Log In to your Classrooms
  4. Parents - Sign up to be able to log in and see your student's report cards and track their progress.  Click Here

Technology Needed?

Do you need a device for you to participate in Remote Learning?

Please complete the AOFE Survey Here.

You must also complete the DOE Survey here.

Update: Thursday, March 19, 2020

Remote Instruction

Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza announced the City will move towards a new Remote Learning Model for all school days until Spring Recess. Students will not report to school buildings for instruction during this time. School buildings are scheduled to reopen to students following Spring Recess on Monday, April 20, 2020. 

Update: Monday, 3/16/2020

Letter to Families from Chancellor Carranza

 Coronavirus Update for Families_March 16 2020.pdf 

ALERT!

NYC Public Schools will close Monday, March 16, 2020.

  •  Posted 5:47 PM EDT, Sunday March 15, 2020 Updated 6:29 PM EDT, Sunday March 15, 2020

Mayor Bill de Blasio and Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza today announced the City will move towards a new Remote Learning Model for all school days until Spring Recess. Students will not report to school buildings for instruction during this time. School buildings are scheduled to reopen to students following Spring Recess on Monday, April 20, 2020.

Monday, March 16, 2020

Tomorrow, March 16, there will be a one-day full system closure, however breakfast and lunch will be available at every building through grab-and-go meals.

For the remainder of this week, teachers and administrators will participate in professional development on remote learning, and students will begin picking up materials for continued instruction.

The schedule, as we move to remote learning, is as follows: 

  • Monday, March 16: Citywide closure. Students, teachers, and principals do not report.  
  • Tuesday, March 17: Thursday, March 19: All staff reports. Teachers and principals participate in professional development on remote learning. 
  • Thursday, March 19-Friday, March 20: Students who need it will be able to begin process of picking up the technology necessary for remote learning. More guidance to families will be sent this week. 
  • Monday, March 23: Remote learning launches, with additional guidance provided throughout the week of the 23. 

Monday, March 23

Effective Monday, March 23, Regional Enrichment Centers will be available for the children of first responders, healthcare workers, and our most vulnerable populations, with more details to follow.

Additionally, remote learning will go into effect for grades K-12. DOE will support schools at all levels of readiness to deliver remote learning, and more information will be provided to families about online platforms.

PLEASE continue to visit www.aofehs.org  and Pupil Path accounts for more information on remote learning in the next few days.

Announcements

Making Strides 2019

Yes!  It's that time of the year!  Please join us for the Making Strides Breast Cancer Walk!  We will be joining the Queens Walk on Sunday, October 21st.

Please donate towards our AOFE 2019! 

For more info, download our flyer! 

 Strides Flyer Oct 2019.pdf 

SMG Capitol Hill Challenge

See our very own Mr. Viviano and his Accounting Class in ACTION! Capitol Hill Challenge - Michael Viviano.mp4 

Citi and JA @ AOFE

Citi is one of Junior Achievements Parters.  They worked together to show the relationship and the work they do with our youth.  See our students and AOFE in this video that has played on television this past weekend!

 JA and Citi Progress Makers.mp4 

SIFMA NYSE Closing Bell 9/5/17

Congratulations to Mr. Viviano, Jasmeen K, and Franklin S for ringing the closing bell with SIFMA and Wells Fargo in September. 

See the event here  SIFMA NYSE Wells Fargo Closing Bell 9 5 17.mp4 

Governor Cuomo Visits AOFE on Wednesday, May 3, 2017

What a great day for AOFE!  Governor Cuomo signed an Education Bill at Academy of Finance and Enterprise. See the Event at the Governor's Website.

See our Pictures in the Gallery!

AOFE Partner Links