back to school: special education, know your rights! / regresando a la escuela, educación especial, ¡conozca sus derechos! DATE & TIME: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2023 10:30AM TO 12:00PM This workshop provides essential tools to successfully navigate the special education system in NYC as to ensure that children with special needs receive the educational services to …
Navigating the middle and high school enrollment process can be very complicated, especially for families of students with disabilities. We’ll cover the application process; share tips for researching and selecting schools based on your family’s needs; and take your questions about applying to middle and high school.
Primary sources expose students to multiple perspectives on important topics and issues of the past and present, as well as help students develop critical inquiry skills. As a Consortium Member of the Library of Congress’s Teaching with Primary Sources Program, ICS’s educators are well-versed in utilizing the LOC’s digital source analysis tools and will share …
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An online adult workshop via Google Meet, the Artists Studios Community Series provides a welcoming virtual environment where artists feel comfortable showing and talking about their work, sharing information, and learning how to prepare for a studio visit and artist talk. Each online program accommodates nine virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different …
Stephen Gaynor School is hosting an Open House for Professionals in Education. During the visit, you will have a chance to hear about our individualized curriculum, view classes in session, and meet our students and faculty. Refreshments will be served. Stephen Gaynor School is a school for students ages 3.5 to 14 years old. Our school …
Are you a high school or early college student from NY state? Join us this semester as a DemocracyReady NY Coalition Youth member! Applications now open! Preference given to applications received by Sept. 22nd Youth Members will… advocate for NY students’ right to be prepared for civic participation and the school issues they care about engage in student-led …
Join us at the Museum of the City of New York for a FREE open house and jump-start your school year with an evening of learning and refreshments! You’ll get to: • Explore New York City’s past, present, and future, including our new centennial exhibition This Is New York: 100 Years of the City in …
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Wednesday, November 1, 6-7pm ET The United States went through major changes in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, fueled by immigration and industrialization. In this workshop, examine how these societal and economic changes impacted the working class and learn how to teach the complicated history of “the American dream.” Participants will receive 1 …
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Known for creamy and delicious oatmilk, Planet Oat is about to make this the tastiest fall yet! On Saturday, September 16th from 10 am to 4 pm, join Planet Oat as they embark on the first stop of The Planet Oat Fall Tour, which will be making additional stops in Chicago, Baltimore, Boston, and Philadelphia. …
Event Date: October 3, 2023Location: VirtualTarget Audience: Educators and School Leaders from ALL NYC Schools The STEM Provider Fair will have two sessions on October 3rd, running from 12PM-1PM and 3PM-4PM. At this virtual event, educators and school leaders will have the opportunity to connect with STEM providers who can offer support for both school-day …
In this special, free one-hour webinar, Maurice Frumkin of NYC Admissions Solutions will share his top strategies for 8th or 9th grade families applying to both public AND non-public (independent/private and/or parochial) high schools in NYC. This webinar is intended for 8th or 9th grade families who are applying to both public AND non-public high …
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Poster House welcomes Pre-K through university educators to view the museum’s new exhibitions, Art Deco: Commercializing the Avant-Garde and We Tried to Warn You! Environmental Crisis Posters,1970–2020, and to learn more about our upcoming educational programming! Join us for a complimentary happy hour at the museum, and chat with the Education team about field trips, in-school residencies, teen …
Wednesday, October 18, 6-7pm ET on Zoom Join guest educators from the Colonial Williamsburg Teacher Institute to examine understandings of gender in early American history, and learn strategies for integrating gender-diverse narratives into content you teach already. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Educational programs on college campuses for students with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities who use Alternate Assessment and will leave high school with a non-diploma credential. Families are welcome. SCHEDULE –5:45 PM – Webinar opens and accommodations set up –6:00 PM – Listen to a PANEL OF EXPERTS talk about unique programs on college campuses for students with …
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Wednesday, October 25, 4:30-6:30pm Join New-York Historical Society and Facing History and Ourselves for an interactive workshop expanding the teaching of the US founding. Participants will explore an array of primary sources that students can use to address the compelling question, “How do we reckon with a history full of complexities and contradictions?” The workshop …
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College information for high school students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) who will leave high school with a diploma. Families are welcome. SCHEDULE –5:45 PM – Webinar opens and accommodations set up –6:00 PM – Listen to a PANEL OF EXPERTS talk college, City University of New York, ACCES-VR, INCLUDEnyc, student self-advocates, and the NYC Department of …
Special event for teachers! Join us for a day of workshops and tours celebrating the launch of our newest exhibition curriculum guide. The day will begin with a panel of scholars who will share cutting edge research on how religion shaped US expansion and the formation of US society in the 19th century. In the …
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Professional reporters and editors aren’t the only folks who have a say in the national conversation. Reader contributions, in the form of op-eds and other essays, form a core part of our media tradition in the United States. In this panel, we’ll speak with the editors who help to manage some of the most widely …
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Learn unique strategies that can increase students’ GPAs for college admissions! By Esoteric Academic Solutions, LLC Improving your child’s GPA quickly can be challenging, especially if they are already in the latter half of high school. With their previous grades working against them, students must put in even more effort to overcome lower averages. However, …
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Learn unique strategies that can increase students’ GPAs for college admissions! Improving your child’s GPA quickly can be challenging, especially if they are already in the latter half of high school. With their previous grades working against them, students must put in even more effort to overcome lower averages. However, there are some measures students …
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In this in-person workshop, educators will be given a chance to observe systems and routines in our classrooms, then observe (in real-time or through video) a planning meeting around how they were established. Educators will then get the opportunity to workshop their classroom systems and routines and practice in real time. This workshop is open …
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This in-person event will offer participants the opportunity to explore Facing History’s current initiatives and resources, including: new ELA and US History units and text sets, teaching about Contemporary Antisemitism, our new approach to teaching civics, and the classroom resource “Teaching About Hate Crimes and Their Impacts” created in partnership with the NYC Mayor’s office …
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Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host its monthly “First Friday” event on September 1, 2023 from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. Poster House will be offering free admission and extended hours for guests to …
High quality early education opportunities build a stable foundation for future learning; yet ensuring quality programs are available for all families is often overlooked given the current challenges facing the sector. Join thought-leaders, practitioners, funders, and researchers to share knowledge and best practices around the question: What is the true cost of high-quality Early Childhood …
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Educational advocates from Advocates for Children of New York (AFC) will take your questions about back to school, and cover issues that families frequently experience at this time, including advocacy tips to help troubleshoot issues with busing and transportation changes, special education services and placements, and more. Have a particular question you’d like us to …
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The Minor Collective is pleased to announce a series of day-long in-person workshops and 90 minute webinars, led by Kass and/or Cornelius Minor. Educators from everywhere are invited to learn in community with the Minors, building practices to sustain more equitable school systems, centering the work of classroom-based experiences that deeply connect with students and …
An online adult workshop via Google Meet, the Artists Studios Community Series provides a welcoming virtual environment where artists feel comfortable showing and talking about their work, sharing information, and learning how to prepare for a studio visit and artist talk. Each online program accommodates nine virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different …
We all know that crafting a classroom vision and planning systems to help you achieve it are important. We also all know that once the school year is in motion, it’s easy to forget about everything we planned during summer PD. We invite you to a workshop where we will share artifacts from Success Academy …
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This presentation provides a thorough overview of pre-school special education (ages 3-5) in New York City—the evaluations, creating substantive goals, and the IEP’s careful development. Parents and families with be equipped and empowered with highly effective tools and strategies to advocate and create meaningful supports, relationships, and partnerships with their child’s official designee & service …
This presentation provides a thorough overview of Early Intervention services (ages Birth to 3) in New York City—how it’s designed, what to expect, how to access it, understanding evaluations and eligibility, and how individualized family service plans (IFSP) are developed. Families will also be equipped and empowered with strategies to advocate for and create meaningful …
Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host a “Poster Kids” event on August 13, 2023 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. Poster House will be offering free admission for guests to attend this family-friendly programming …
World-renowned National Geographic veterinarian and Kids educator, Dr. Gabby Wild, and The Gabby Wild Foundation are excited to offer the first-ever animal adventure mystery series, a STEM/STEAM principle-based educational program that will take place monthly throughout Fall ‘23 at Manhattan’s Explorers Club. The Animal Mystery Adventures with Dr. Gabby Wild series offers participating children the …
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Countless reports show that a majority of teachers are spending out of pocket money on school supplies. To help, Lisa Ann Walter and BIC are inviting teachers to a pop-up supply closet in NYC stocked with free school supplies. Lisa will be a “hall monitor” that guides teachers to an exclusive, teachers-only supply closet loaded …
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$11,000 in prizes for 10 winners Youth Communication sponsors this award to illuminate the strengths of youth in care. This year, 10 young people from New York State will be awarded prizes of $1,100 each at a ceremony in October 2023. The prize money may be spent however the winner likes, though it is recommended that …
Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host its monthly “First Friday” event on August 4, 2023 from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. Poster House will be offering free admission and extended hours for guests to …
CEI is recruiting NYC Public & Charter School staff in all five boroughs. We are seeking highly qualified, successful and committed educators to serve as teachers and support staff. Date And Time To participate in our Virtual Job Fair on July 31 – August 3, 2023, register by clicking the link: tinyurl.com/ceijobfair23 Select your preferred time …
An online workshop via Google Meet, the Artists Studios Community Series provides a welcoming virtual environment where artists feel comfortable showing and talking about their work, sharing information, and learning how to prepare for a studio visit and artist talk. Each online program accommodates nine virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different aspects …
Discover a unique opportunity to be part of something meaningful at Groundswell NYC’s Community Paint Days! As a distinguished mural organization based in Brooklyn, Groundswell NYC has already left its mark with over 600+ murals throughout New York, promoting positive change through art. This summer, Groundswell NYC is embarking on an exciting project to create …
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Discover a unique opportunity to be part of something meaningful at Groundswell NYC’s Community Paint Days! As a distinguished mural organization based in Brooklyn, Groundswell NYC has already left its mark with over 600+ murals throughout New York, promoting positive change through art. This summer, Groundswell NYC is embarking on an exciting project to create …
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Discover a unique opportunity to be part of something meaningful at Groundswell NYC’s Community Paint Days! As a distinguished mural organization based in Brooklyn, Groundswell NYC has already left its mark with over 600+ murals throughout New York, promoting positive change through art. This summer, Groundswell NYC is embarking on an exciting project to create …
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Welcome to the 2023 New York Charter Schools Conference–the only state-wide gathering for leaders in the New York State public charter school community! Hosted by the New York Charter Schools Association (NYCSA), this annual conference brings together educators, policymakers and stakeholders to share best practices, discuss current issues and learn about new developments in the field of …
Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host a “Poster Kids” event on July 23, 2023 from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. Poster House will be offering free admission for guests to attend this family-friendly programming …
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WITNESS TO MASS INCARCERATION HOSTS THE THIRD ANNUAL SUITCASE SUNDAY IN SUPPORT OF FORMERLY INCARCERATED-OWNED SERVICES AND BUSINESSES Witness to Mass Incarceration (WITNESS) is proud to host its 3rd Annual Suitcase Sunday. This in-person public event features formerly incarcerated-led services and businesses at Baisley Pond Park, Queens, NY on Sunday, July 16th from 11 am …
The Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies at NYU is offering a unique opportunity for K-12 educators to earn CTLE credits and a $200 stipend. Our 2023 Summer Institute—(Un)Covering the Curriculum: Transforming Classroom Teaching of the Modern Middle East—will provide content and resources to better enable teaching Middle East area studies to middle and high …
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Break The Love and Walmart are hosting a 25-city pickleball roadshow that is coming to New York City from July 10th – July 12th. The New York City events held in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn aim to remove barriers to entry and increase cross-generational access to pickleball for community members of all ages. At the …
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Break The Love and Walmart are hosting a 25-city pickleball roadshow that is coming to New York City from July 10th – July 12th. The New York City events held in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn aim to remove barriers to entry and increase cross-generational access to pickleball for community members of all ages. At the …
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Break The Love and Walmart are hosting a 25-city pickleball roadshow that is coming to New York City from July 10th – July 12th. The New York City events held in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn aim to remove barriers to entry and increase cross-generational access to pickleball for community members of all ages. At the …
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Learn how to get easy money for your classroom, school or district. July 24 & 25 @ Albany, NY Other Dates & Location July 27 & 28@ Springfield, MA WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Administrators, Superintendents, Principals, Assistant Principals, Teachers, Admin Assistants, Federal Program Directors, Social Workers, Counselors, Librarians, CTE, Specialists, Curriculum Directors, Homeless Liaisons, Nurses, …
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Music and Book by David Allen Dilsizian. Synopsis- Dan Sarkisian grew up in an evangelical home in a small town in Michigan. He moves to New York City to study fashion design, but quickly finds he has even more to learn about himself. Dan begins to explore his identity and sexuality. He slowly learns to …
An online workshop via Google Meet, the Artists Studios Community Series provides a welcoming virtual environment where artists feel comfortable showing and talking about their work, sharing information, and learning how to prepare for a studio visit and artist talk. Each online program accommodates nine virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different aspects …
On June 24th from 12PM to 3PM Tokeativity and The CannaDiva will celebrate Pride month and invite guests to a consumption filled social experience in a cannabis & LGBTQIA2+ friendly space with prominent guest speakers in the cannabis community, offering light snacks and beverages, experiential art activities such as bling-a-lighter craft station, a chill coloring …
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Looking for teaching opportunities for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year? New Visions is hosting a VIRTUAL recruitment event for educators on Wednesday, June 21st. Register now to join us in person and get the chance to connect one-on-one in live video conversations with school representatives. Share your experience and learn more open positions across our …
See children’s entertainers Mr Marc the MC and Jack “Blackjack” Ryan perform for free at the first-ever fundraiser supporting John Jay Jaguars Athletics. On Sunday, June 18, Friends of John Jay Jaguars Athletics (FOJJJA) will host its 1ST Annual 7th Heaven Fundraising Community Festival. This event is made possible by partnerships between the school community, …
Are you ready to take your school operations to the next level? Join our School Ops Accelerator, where we empower educators and school professionals to elevate their vision, supercharge student recruitment efforts, and deliver exceptional customer service. This dynamic event is designed to help you level up your school operations and drive success. Gain valuable …
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Calling all 6-12 teachers! Join us for an exciting event where you can explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on equitable education. During this event, we’ll engage in thought-provoking discussions about the ways in which AI is already impacting education and ideas on how to integrate these technologies into your teaching …
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New Youth Sports Advocacy Group Will Energize Park Slope’s 7th Heaven Street Fair with First-Ever Fundraiser Friends of John Jay Jaguars Athletics (FOJJJA) will host its 1ST Annual 7th Heaven Fundraising Community Festival on Sunday June 18th. The event involves partnerships between the school community, alumni, local small businesses, and supporters from the general Park Slope …
For two weeks only, Andie Swim’s fit experts will be popping up in our Bryant Park showroom! Fit experts will be available at the showroom on Saturday 17th + Sunday 18th, along with the following Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th. Sign up for an exclusive swimwear appointment on the weekend, or stop by during the …
Hudson River Community Sailing (HRCS) and the Knickerbocker Sailing Association (KSA) today announced that they will partner for the 20th annual Stonewall Sails Regatta on June 17, 2023. Stonewall Sails, which was the first gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender sailing regatta when it debuted in 2003, remains the longest-running LGBT sailing regatta in the world. …
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Join us for the Racism, Poverty, and Neuroscience: Implications for Educators Webinar on Tuesday, June 13 2023 at 12:00 PM EDT. This online event will explore the intersection of racism, poverty, and neuroscience and how it impacts education. Our expert panelists will discuss the latest research on these topics and provide practical strategies for educators …
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The History and Ecology of the Hudson River Wednesday, August 9, 10:00am-3:00pm The waterway known today as the Hudson River has shaped life in our region for centuries. Guided by educators from both New-York Historical Society and Hudson River Park, investigate the intersections of history, ecology and human impact through the lens of the Hudson …
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MOCA CINEMA: Never Fade Away, a short film featuring the history making dancer Chun Wai Chan. Written, produced, and directed by pianist Donna Weng Friedman, Never Fade Away is the true story about her Chinese immigrant father who came to this country in the 1940s with nothing but his hopes and dreams, and how a …
From Posters to Podcasts: Social Activism from the 20th Century to Today (Teacher P-Credit Course) Monday, July 31 – Saturday, August 5; 9:00am-5:00pm each day This multisession P-Credit course aims to build teacher content knowledge around 20th and 21st century social activism, and explore hands-on art-making and STEAM integration. Participants will trace different types of …
Harlem Monuments: Claiming Space, Asserting Presence, Marking History Tuesday, July 25, 9:30am-12:30pm What stories are told through public monuments across Harlem? How do they communicate aspects of history, and what symbolic work are they doing within community spaces? Learn how to use neighborhood monuments to teach history, then put your knowledge to practice during a …
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Teaching with Toys: Childhood through History Wednesday, July 19, 6-7pm ET via zoom What was it like to grow up in the past? What do toys reveal about social norms and values? Learn how to use toys and tools from children in American history to teach your children how to conduct a historical inquiry. Participants …
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Women Writers of the Revolution Explore how writing was a doubly revolutionary act for women during the American Revolution. This workshop will focus on those who used the written word to petition for direct participation, emancipation, independence, and increased rights and freedoms. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Unless you’ve been camping out under a boulder, you have probably noticed that AI has taken over a huge swath of the discourse. This seems reasonable, given that it has the clear potential to upend entire sectors of society, either for good or ill. In this panel, we’ll speak with the reporters who are at …
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The end of the school year can be wasteful, but it doesn’t have to be! NYC Public Schools Office of Sustainability is hosting classroom supply Drop and Swaps in partnership with Materials for the Arts. There will be events in every borough. What is a Drop and Swap? NYC Public School teachers can donate excess …
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JobsFirstNYC invites New York City’s 16- to 24-year-olds to our eighth annual convening. This year we are back in person, where you will engage with the future of work and have your voice heard. Participate in a day of learning, networking, advocacy, idea-sharing, provoking panel discussions, and transformative new ideas. This inclusive in-person convening will …
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The Dream Pillow by Amanda L. Andrei. Gaven D. Trinidad directs. Best enjoyed by ages 4-8. FREE rehearsed readings are on Saturday, June 24 at 3pm and 7pm at the Provincetown Playhouse (133 MacDougal St.). The 3pm reading will be a relaxed performance more welcoming for neurodivergent audience members. The box office will open one hour before each reading. With …
The Witch of Boggy Depot by Alan Kilpatrick. Jake Hart directs. Best enjoyed by ages 11-15. FREE rehearsed readings are on Saturday, June 17 at 7pm and Sunday, June 18 at 2pm, at the Provincetown Playhouse (133 MacDougal St.). The box office will open one hour before each reading. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Check out The Witch …
ZEQ is written by NYU alum Ramon Esquivel and is a play with music. Rudy Ramirez directs. ZEQ is an unequivocal love story about and for queer youth. Best enjoyed by ages 13-18. FREE rehearsed readings are on Saturday, June 10 at 7pm and Sunday, June 11 at 2pm, at the Provincetown Playhouse (133 MacDougal St.). The box office will open one …
Taught be reading specialists, speech and language pathologists, math specialists, mental health professionals, and DEI leaders. Churchill’s Summer Institute will deepen your instructional skills and broaden your understanding of learning disabilities and other topics. All workshop participants can earn CTLE hours and/or ASHA-accepted CMH’s if applicable. We are offering both virtual and in person workshops. …
Trace the historical background of the Arab-Israeli conflict through a variety of primary sources and teaching strategies that support critical analysis and provide context for understanding the conflict’s evolution. Dates: August 21-23 (9:00 AM – 12:00 PM Eastern) Participants must attend all three days of the Summer Institute. The ICS Summer Institutes are professional development …
Expand your understanding of one of the world’s oldest religious traditions as we explore Judaism’s beliefs, behaviors, and experiences of belonging through our curricula-connected topics Teaching About Judaism, Jewish Americans: Identity, History, and Experience, History of European Antisemitism, and Jewish Immigration to America: 1880-1924. Dates: July 24-25 (9:00 AM – 12:00 PM) Participants must attend …
The end of the school year can be wasteful, but it doesn’t have to be! NYC Public Schools Office of Sustainability is hosting classroom supply Drop and Swaps in in partnership with Materials for the Arts. There will be events in every borough. What is a Drop and Swap? NYC Public School teachers can donate …
The end of the school year can be wasteful, but it doesn’t have to be! NYC Public Schools Office of Sustainability is hosting classroom supply Drop and Swaps in in partnership with Materials for the Arts. There will be events in every borough. What is a Drop and Swap? NYC Public School teachers can donate …
Poster House, the first museum in the United States dedicated to the global history of posters, will host its monthly “First Friday” event on June 2, 2023 from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM at Poster House, 119 West 23rd Street in Manhattan. Poster House will be offering free admission and extended hours for guests to …
Teachers College’s Reimagining Education: Teaching, Learning and Leading for a Racially Just Society Summer Institute provides the knowledge, support and community of professionals you need to become a racially literate, culturally relevant and anti-racist educator. Without these tools, you cannot support your students’ academic, social and emotional well-being or address racial injustice in our educational system and society. …
The end of the school year can be wasteful, but it doesn’t have to be! NYC Public Schools Office of Sustainability is hosting classroom supply Drop and Swaps in partnership with Materials for the Arts. There will be events in every borough. What is a Drop and Swap? NYC Public School teachers can donate excess …
The Artists Studios Community Series is online via Google Meet providing a welcoming virtual environment where artists feel comfortable showing and talking about their work, sharing information, and learning how to prepare for a studio visit and artist talk. Each online program accommodates nine virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different aspects of …
The Sun in Our Sails invites youth (16-21) participants with a connection to Chinatown to consider their relationship with the neighborhood using the cyanotype process to create bandanas. Cyanotype is a printing process that uses sunlight to capture shapes on fabric. Together we will ourselves what does it mean to leave an imprint — to …
ACCES-VR, which stands for “Adult Career and Continuing Education Services — Vocational Rehabilitation,” is a NYS agency that helps people with disabilities explore their job interests, find a job, and keep it. If you have a disability and are looking for work, ACCES-VR may provide a variety of services that can help. This 60-minute workshop …
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The end of the school year can be wasteful, but it doesn’t have to be! NYC Public Schools Office of Sustainability is hosting classroom supply Drop and Swaps in in partnership with Materials for the Arts. There will be events in every borough. What is a Drop and Swap? NYC Public School teachers can donate excess …
The end of the school year can be wasteful, but it doesn’t have to be! NYC Public Schools Office of Sustainability is hosting classroom supply Drop and Swaps in in partnership with Materials for the Arts. There will be events in every borough. What is a Drop and Swap? NYC Public School teachers can donate …
The end of the school year can be wasteful, but it doesn’t have to be! NYC Public Schools Office of Sustainability is hosting classroom supply Drop and Swaps in in partnership with Materials for the Arts. There will be events in every borough. What is a Drop and Swap? NYC Public School teachers can donate …
Calling all 6-12 teachers! Join us for an exciting event where you can explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on equitable education. During this event, we’ll engage in thought-provoking discussions about the ways in which AI is already impacting education and ideas on how to integrate these technologies into your teaching …
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Calling all K-5 teachers! Join us for an exciting event where you can explore the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on equitable education. During this event, we’ll engage in thought-provoking discussions about the ways in which AI is already impacting education and ideas on how to integrate these technologies into your teaching …
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On Saturday, June 3rd, the Office of Family and Community Engagement (FACE) will host a citywide family and community resource fair at Murry Bergtraum High School from 9am to 1pm. Our goal for this event is to create a safe and connected space for all New York City Public Schools families by offering access to …
Join us online for a free 30-minute webinar to learn about our fun interactive summer Spanish course for students ages 4 – 10. Learning and practicing Spanish has never been so fun! We are excited to provide an effective and entertaining online live option to learn and practice the Spanish Language by experiencing interactions with …
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Rescheduled from 4/29! The Medgar Evers College (MEC) Chemistry and Environmental Sciences Department will host its Second Annual Cannabis Education Showcase. Co-sponsored by the Legacy Core Foundation, Universe City, and Grow Brownsville, this free grassroots celebration of New York’s vibrant cannabis community will spotlight diversity in the emerging cannabis industry with panel discussions, food, art, …
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A free screening of 38 At The Garden – a film that captures Jeremy Lin’s 2012 season with the New York Knicks. Experience and celebrate the ‘Linsanity’ phenomenon through the screening and conversation with the filmmakers, Travon Free, Samir Hernandez and Frank Chi. Limited free tickets available.
New York Public Radio’s Community Advisory Board is a volunteer-powered advisory group of radio lovers supporting the future of New York Public Radio. Be heard! Our town hall-style meetings are a rare chance to share feedback that gets funneled directly to the station and speak with those reporting stories, expanding digitally, and driving fundraising. The …
The Clean Energy Institute for Educators is sponsored by NYSERDA. All educators who want to teach about NYS Clean Energy goals, who teach grades 4 – 12 are encouraged to apply. You will learn about NYS Clean Energy goals and receive activities, lessons and materials to take back to your classroom. Attendees will also meet …
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The Clean Energy Institute for Educators is sponsored by NYSERDA. All educators who want to teach about NYS Clean Energy goals, who teach grades 4 – 12 are encouraged to apply. You will learn about NYS Clean Energy goals and receive activities, lessons and materials to take back to your classroom. Attendees will also meet …
Join READ 718 for an in person workshop where Dr. Anna Levy-Warren, founder & supervisor of Organizational Tutors, will provide information and strategies for children who need support with implementing behavioral plans, daily routines, homework management, and more. Parents, educators, caregivers as well as members of the entire community are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Advance your teaching career today with an advanced certificate in Teacher Leadership at Lehman College. This two-semester, fully online program will prepare you to take on leadership roles in your school, such as designing and leading learning experiences, advancing social justice, and making sure students have the best educational outcomes possible. With these skills in …
BLOOD AND WATER is an immersive walking tour that tells the stories of early Filipino American communities on the Brooklyn waterfront. Between the 1910s and the 1960s, Filipino sailors and merchant marines built vibrant communities in Brooklyn. They joined forces with Filipino students, artists, and activists to fight against American imperialism and racial discrimination.
Come experience a discussion and q&a with child therapist, Karen Tsiropinas, LMSW of Cope With School NYC, current high school students and parents. The program will be facilitated by admissions guru, Maurice Frumkin, founder of NYC Admissions Solutions. Are you a parent of a child embarking on a school transition (5th-6th grade / 8th-9th grade)? …
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Looking for teaching opportunities for upcoming 2023-2024 school year? Register now for the New Visions in-person recruitment event on Wednesday, May 31st from 5pm-7pm!! You’ll get to connect directly with representatives from our schools to talk about job opportunities for SY23-24. You’ll also learn more about the New Visions network and be entered into a …