On Wednesday, March 8th, Silicon Valley Bank announced that it would take a nearly $2 billion loss as it liquidated assets to cover deposit withdrawals. Less than 48 hours later, the bank failed, sending thousands of companies who rely on it into a panic to make payroll and stay solvent. The reporters who covered this …
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What happens to public schools when a neighborhood gentrifies? In many cases, the newcomers either avoid their local schools or use their political power to push aside families who have lived in the neighborhood for years. But there’s a third possibility, one that can bring greater equity, and that’s the story of this new book. …
Book Launch | A Brighter Choice: Building a Just School in an Unequal City Read More »
The New York Charter Schools Association is excited to announce that ticket sales are now open for the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the New York State Charter Schools Act. This historic event will bring together leaders in education, policymakers and members of the charter school community to reflect on the progress that has been made …
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The Opportunity Network invites you to reimagine how we can prioritize the emotional and mental well-being of the communities we support, especially young people from historically and systematically marginalized communities. Together, we’ll explore practices that center self-care and community care across group settings, 1:1 advising sessions, and as stand-alone resources, and will also feature a …
Let’s Talk About It: Coming Together for Youth Mental Health Read More »
Being a marketer in 2023 is anything but clear. But how exactly do you find clarity in 2023? By asking questions. And not just any questions – the right questions. Why? Because when you ask the right questions, the right answers follow. And from there? The credibility and confidence you need to unleash the bold …
Did you know that buildings are the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in NYC? Reducing our energy use = climate action! But “energy efficiency” can feel abstract. Join the DOE Office of Sustainability and Solar One for a day of standards-aligned, hands-on activities. Explore ways to take climate action by reducing carbon emissions in …
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Bronx Public School Staff – join this training on everything you need to know about Curbside Composting at your school! GrowNYC and DOE’s Office of Sustainability are hosting an in-person training on Tuesday March 28th at 8:30 am – 3:30 pm at Lehman College. Meet your school’s assigned Education & Engagement Lead and participate in: …
Join the NYC DOE Office of Sustainability and Stephen Ritz of Green Bronx Machine for a master session in maximizing the use of hydroponic Tower Gardens in your classroom. This virtual workshop is open to all and will cover assembly, maintenance, Do’s / Dont’s – best practices, scaling out your farm, seedlings, pest-control, curriculum integration, …
Virtual Workshop: Get the Most Out of Your Tower Garden Read More »
Join us on your lunch break for an information session with a presentation that gives an overview of our highly successful college admission prep program that makes students stand out. In this hour-long lunch and learn, you will learn about our two-week program, where your student can take classes with high school students worldwide. Our …
Lunch & Learn Webinar Series: College Admission Summer Intensive Prep Read More »
Join us on your lunch break for an information session with a presentation that gives an overview of our highly successful college admission prep program that makes students stand out. In this hour-long lunch and learn, you will learn about our two-week program, where your student can take classes with high school students worldwide. Our …
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Special education for students with disabilities can cover a wide range of specially designed instruction, supports, and services. Sometimes, this might include what’s known as “related services” like group or individual speech and language therapy, occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT), counseling, hearing and vision services, and more. This 60-minute workshop will cover the different …
Do you want the youth in your community to be healthier and more engaged, but are unsure where to start? This workshop examines the tension that families, students, and educators often experience over issues such as workload, grades, academic integrity, and engagement, and offers tools for creating healthier climates at school and at home. Our …
“What’s the point of a college education in 2023?” Throughout the 2022-23 school year, Kelly Corrigan visited 15 college campuses across the country to sit in on classes, talk to students, and uncover answers to this provocative question. You’re invited to join Kelly Corrigan and Challenge Success Co-Founder, Denise Pope, Ph.D., for this free presentation …
The statistics regarding young people’s mental health continue to cause alarm. Anxiety is the most common and often the earliest issue to surface, and then becomes a risk factor for increasing problems throughout the teen years. The good news? We know what helps. Taking action to increase connection and actively focusing on certain cognitive and …
Mental Health on Purpose: Teaching Young People Skills as They Step into Their Future Read More »
As educators and families grapple with the rapidly changing technological landscape and tools like ChatGPT, our organizational approach is to lean in strongly to opportunities to cultivate connections, relationships, conditions, and academic identities that buffer against incentives to cut corners. In this presentation and interactive discussion with Challenge Success co-founder, Denise Pope, Ph.D., and School …
What we should really be asking about ChatGPT and cheating Read More »
Join us from 4:30-6pm for this interactive workshop to explore ways to combat and resist contemporary manifestations of antisemitism. As educators we will discuss strategies to teach about common antisemitic stereotypes so that our students are better equipped to recognize and reject the antisemitism they may see online, in print, and in their communities. We …
Stop by to meet Brooklyn Book Bodega and get free books at the Healthy Start @NYCHA Brooklyn Resource Community Baby Shower. Giveaways, refreshments, and raffle prizes from various community partners. Open to all pregnant NYCHA families. RSVP and click HERE learn more.
SPECIAL BOOK GIVEAWAY FOR ANYONE OVER AGE 10*. We have an excess amount of well-loved and overstocked books for all ages. Please sign up to come to our Brooklyn Navy Yard Book Hub to take as many books as you can carry. *Unfortunately, we are UNABLE to accommodate anyone under 10 in this space. If …
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The Confined Arts in partnership with Another Choice Youth and Family Outreach for their upcoming Strategic Arts & Education (SAE) Initiative workshops. The Ford Foundation has awarded The Confined Arts in partnership with Another Choice Youth and Family Outreach Inc with a grant to launch the Strategic Arts & Education (SAE) initiative to provide free artistic literacy, professional …
Strategic Arts & Education (SAE) Initiative Workshops Read More »
Looking for teaching opportunities for upcoming 23-24 school year? #REGISTERNOW for the New Visions in-person recruitment event on Wednesday, March 22nd from 5pm-7pm!! You’ll get to meet representatives from our schools, learn more about #NewVisions, and connect with industry experts from our network. https://forms.gle/rjFEouxwYo7wmRv4A #teacherjobfair #nycteachers #teacherjobs #readytowork #teachers
Does your child have an IEP (Individualized Education Program)? We’ll walk through the different sections of the IEP, and talk about how to advocate for certain supports to make sure the IEP reflects your child’s abilities and needs.
Does your child have an IEP (Individualized Education Program)? We’ll walk through the different sections of the IEP, and talk about how to advocate for certain supports to make sure the IEP reflects your child’s abilities and needs.
Poster House welcomes Pre-K through university educators to view the museum’s new exhibitions and learn more about 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 programs, and CTLE-certified teacher professional development. Poster House will be closed to the …
Today’s learners are tomorrow’s leaders – and the race-conscious policies that inform their admission to college have been divisive for decades. As the country waits for the US Supreme Court to rule on affirmative action, how can we better understand both its complex history and its central role in addressing racial injustice in the United …
The Summit on Civic Readiness celebrates New York’s commitment to civic readiness, highlights the importance of civic readiness for our state and our children’s futures, and spotlights ongoing work to enhance civic learning around the state. Part I. What Does It Mean to Be Democracy Ready? Michael Rebell, Center for Educational Equity, Teachers College, Columbia …
Summit on Civic Readiness: Preparing Democracy-Ready NY Students Read More »
This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For ADULTS with at least 3 years of work experience. Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th …
One-on-One Resume Critique every Saturday at 67th Street Library Read More »
Revamp your resume with New Visions: a virtual resume workshop for teachers! The first 40 registrants will be guaranteed a private chat with one of our recruiters to review YOUR resume on an individual basis. With the 2023-2024 school year quickly approaching, there’s no better time to tighten up your resume! Catching the eye of …
Join Richard Haass, veteran U.S. diplomat, president of the Council on Foreign Relations, and bestselling author, in a conversation with Michael A. Rebell, professor of law and educational practice and executive director of the Center for Educational Equity, Teachers College, Columbia University. Free virtual event, register here today! To kick off New York Civic Learning …
Kick of New York Civic Learning Week: A Conversation with Richard Haass Read More »
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET Michael Bornstein, one of the youngest known survivors of the Auschwitz death camp – and his daughter, TV news producer and co-author Debbie Bornstein Holinstat will host a special Zoom chat for educators sharing details of Michael’s experience in the Holocaust and their journey to co-authoring their young adult …
ANTISEMITISM: UNDERSTANDING AND COUNTERING THIS HATRED TODAY (DAY 3 OF 3) Read More »
Read the news and it is clear: antisemitism is not a relic of the past, but a hatred the world struggles with today. It is important that educators have the resources and tools to feel prepared to talk about contemporary manifestations of antisemitism and hate with students. This learning opportunity explores classroom materials to support …
ANTISEMITISM: UNDERSTANDING AND COUNTERING THIS HATRED TODAY (DAY 2 OF 3) Read More »
Read the news and it is clear: antisemitism is not a relic of the past, but a hatred the world struggles with today. It is important that educators have the resources and tools to feel prepared to talk about contemporary manifestations of antisemitism and hate with students. This learning opportunity explores classroom materials to support …
ANTISEMITISM: UNDERSTANDING AND COUNTERING THIS HATRED TODAY (DAY 1 OF 3) Read More »
It can be challenging to improve your child’s GPA quickly, especially if they are already in the latter half of high school. With their previous grades working against them, students will have to put in even more effort to overcome lower averages. However, there are some measures students can take to have a better chance …
Boost Your High School GPA for College Admission Acceptance! Read More »
It can be challenging to improve your child’s GPA quickly, especially if they are already in the latter half of high school. With their previous grades working against them, students will have to put in even more effort to overcome lower averages. However, there are some measures students can take to have a better chance …
Boost Your High School GPA for College Admission Acceptance! Read More »
High-quality instructional materials are essential for preparing students for college, careers, and civic participation. For many family members and caregivers, it can feel overwhelming or confusing to know where and how to start asking questions about your child’s curriculum. Join InsideSchools as we host EdReports, a national nonprofit that reviews K–12 instructional materials in English …
Why Instructional Materials Matter: What Families Need to Know Read More »
This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For ADULTS with at least 3 years of work experience. Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th …
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Citizens’ assemblies have addressed complex policy issues around the world and have even become permanent in Paris, Oregon and Belgium. This 10 Credit CTLE course presented with Democracy Without Elections introduces secondary teachers to the expanding use of lottery (sortition) to bring diverse groups of citizens together to form policy recommendations. Learn more here! The …
Are you a parent, guardian, or just a concerned adult interested in learning more about supporting young readers at home? Come join us at our Boerum Hill location on Wednesday March 8th at 6:30pm to gain information and resources on how to reinforce a child’s growing literacy skills outside of school. This is open to all adults …
READ 718 Workshop: Supporting Your Child’s Reading at Home Read More »
Incarceration denies millions of people full participation in American society—and, in turn, American society is denied their artistic, cultural, and intellectual contributions. Imagining Freedom, a new initiative of the Mellon Foundation, aims to mend and make visible that loss. By broadening access to the arts and humanities and exploring how they illuminate opportunities for civic, …
Lucia Bradford, mezzo-soprano, will be singing art songs, newly written works by Black composers, spirituals, and gospel with Kyle Walker and Gary Mitchell, Jr. on piano. Presented free of charge at the beautiful Christ Church in Riverdale, Bronx.
This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For ADULTS with at least 3 years of work experience. Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th …
One-on-One Resume Critique Saturdays at 67th Street Library Read More »
Join Youth Communication (YC) as we celebrate international social and emotional learning (SEL) day. YC is hosting a free, interactive webinar on Thursday, March 9 at 3pm. Register for “Expanding Our Universe: Building SEL Through Reading True, Teen-Written Stories” at bit.ly/YC-SELday. More details about the webinar: The poet, Muriel Rukeyser, wrote that: “The universe is made of stories, …
Learn more about the education rights of students with disabilities who face behavioral, emotional, or mental health challenges in school. We’ll talk about how to know whether your child needs behavior supports in the classroom; who to contact if your child does; what your rights are as a parent of a student with a disability; …
Behavior Supports for Students with Disabilities Read More »
The 3-K and Pre-K for All applications are now open! NYC families have until March 10th to apply for 3-K (for children born in 2020) or Pre-K for All (for children born in 2019). We’ll discuss the New York City Department of Education’s 3-K & Pre-K for All programs, how to apply to these programs, …
Applying for 3-K, Pre-K, & Other Preschool Options Read More »
This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults with at least 3 years of work experience. Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th …
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Discover primary and secondary sources that highlight the contributions of queer individuals throughout American history and discuss strategies for how to employ a queer lens in the history classroom, especially for eras in which queer voices have been elided or obscured. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Join New-York Historical Society Hertog Fellow Professor Roosevelt Montas for a rousing discussion of the promise and potential of the U.S., and how to inspire young people to become active citizens. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Uncover the origins of school segregation in New York City and the many ways activists demanded equal educational opportunities for all in the 1950s through 1970s. Using archival materials created and used by the NYC Board of Education, consider the difficult choices parents, teachers, and administrators had to make as they defined what it meant …
Teacher Workshop: Education and Civil Rights in New York City Read More »
Investigate the challenges U.S. leaders faced as globalization transformed world politics in the 1980s, 1990s, and early 2000s and examine how everyday Americans responded to foreign policy decision-making. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Celebrate AAPI Heritage month by learning how to effectively teach the stories of Asians and Asian Americans who fiercely fought Asian exclusion in the 19th and 20th centuries. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Teachers, enjoy a free day at the museum with your family celebrating YOU! Details about tours and family-friendly activities to be announced. Sunday, April 30, 11:30am-3:30pm (drop in) Free
Study the evolution of the president’s power to wage war while learning how to use the new Opening the Oval curriculum guide to seamlessly integrate civics and history in your classroom. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
The cataclysm of the Civil War reshaped American government and society, but was it inevitable? This workshop will introduce primary and secondary sources designed to allow students to answer this critical question for themselves. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Prepare to challenge preconceived notions of the Jazz Age in your classroom by participating in this exploration of the history of Black Americans during the volatile 1920s. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Explore materials from the new Women & the American Story unit End of the Twentieth Century, 1977-2001 and discover why it is imperative to teach the 1980s and 1990s in a historic context for today’s students. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Take a deep dive into the new Women & the American Story unit Expansions and Inequalities, 1820-1869 and learn about new resources to enrich your lessons on westward expansion, immigration, industrialization, and 19th century politics and culture. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Presented by our partners at the Institute for Curriculum Services, this workshop will challenge you to examine the push/pull factors that brought Jews to America, explore the history of Jewish Americans, and grapple with the repercussions of the 1924 Immigration Act. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Join our partners from Generation Citizen to learn strategies for creating democratic classrooms and building student-centered spaces that will empower young people to tackle important community issues. Participants will receive 1 CTLE hour.
Improve the representation of women in your 19th or 20th century history lessons by attending this full day event featuring guest scholars, gallery tours, and a deep dive into a new collection of resources for your students from Women & the American Story. Choose one of two tracks: Expansions and Inequalities, 1820-1869 or End of …
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Tour Nature, Crisis, Consequence, a new exhibition that investigates the natural, social, and cultural impacts of human-caused changes to the environment. After the tour, explore interdisciplinary connections between social studies, art, and science. Participants will receive 2 CTLE hours. In-person teacher workshop at the New-York Historical Society on Wednesday, May 10, 4:30-6:30pm.
Tour Kara Walker: Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated), a special exhibition of prints and silhouettes that comment on the omission of African American narratives from historical texts that emerged following the Civil War. After the tour, learn how to empower students to respond to history through art. In-person workshop at the New-York …
Teacher Workshop – Kara Walker: Art Responds to History Read More »
Tour “I’ll Have What She’s Having”: The Jewish Deli to discover how Jewish immigrants imported and adapted diverse European traditions to create a uniquely American restaurant, and then explore new resources for teaching the history of Jewish Americans. Participants will receive 2 CTLE hours. In-person workshop at the New-York Historical Society on Wednesday, March 15, …
Teacher Workshop: Biting into the History of Jewish Delis Read More »
This self-paced, online course uses primary sources, videos, and engaging learning tools to trace the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict. You’ll start with the rise of Arab nationalism and Zionism, unpack the broken promises made during World War I, tackle the Mandate Era, the major wars and peace treaties, and reflect on the continuing conflict …
FREE PD: Teaching the History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict Using Primary Sources Read More »
In this webinar, we’ll answer the decades-old question: why is it so hard to be data driven? We’ll discuss the core misconceptions that hold us back from fully embracing data and review the basic elements of a positive data culture where being data-driven really works. In the final section of the webinar, we will talk …
The UFT Office of Parent & Community Engagement will host an in-person college & career readiness event at the Bronx Learning Center. Online registration for high school Counselors/Teachers is open. Students must be accompanied by a Counselor/Teacher or Parent/Guardian. Over 100 colleges & organizations will be present to meet with Students. Visit the UFT College & Career …
UFT/NAACP SPRING 23 COLLEGE & CAREER FAIR – HIGH SCHOOL REGISTRATION Read More »
February 11 @ 9:00 am – March 25 @ 5:00 pm *Note: We are excited to announce that we have funding to waive the MFTA fee for 10 participants. To be eligible, you must be a DOE teacher at a Title 1 school. This opportunity is first-come, first-served. Dates: February 11th – March 25th (Saturdays)*No class on 2/25Time: 9:00am …
HEY THERE GAMERS! Do you love playing video games? Have you always wanted to learn how to make one? Then this Game Jam is for YOU!The Games for Change (G4C) Student Challenge is inviting middle and high school students (grades 5-12) to our first in-person Game Jam since 2019. Collaborate with others, create game studios, and design …
All the world’s a lab, and science can happen anywhere, anytime! But how do we make sure our kiddos are getting the most out of these learning experiences? Join the Robertson Center on Tuesday, March 7 from 12–1 p.m. for our webinar premiere of STEM Anywhere!
Join the Center for Brooklyn History, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, and Greenpoint Library for a professional learning event that plunges into the history of sewers and sanitation in NYC. During the mid-19th century, Brooklynites helped pioneer a vastly ambitious public works project: one of the first comprehensive public sewer systems in …
In Sickness and in Health: A History of Sewers and Sanitation in Brooklyn Read More »
Join INCLUDEnyc IN PERSON! for the free Staten Island Camp, Recreation & After School Resource Fair for families of children with disabilities! Bring the kids, speak with representatives of local programs, learn about options, and receive information and answers on the spot for kids ages 3-21! Free parking available! If you are traveling via public …
In-Person Staten Island Camp, Recreation & After-School Resource Fair Read More »
This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a …
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This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a …
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Calling all educators! Join CELF in the field for nature-based, experiential activities to ignite inspiration for place-based lessons. Our first event in this series will explore the tracks and traces of wildlife at Teatown Lake Reservation in Ossining, NY. During this outdoor experience, you will take a short hike in the winter woods and learn how to identify …
For the last 50 years, Section 504 has been key in ensuring individuals with disabilities have protections and access to reasonable accommodations and services in publicly funded institutions. Join us to learn more about how this little understood rule requires that eligible students have equal access to educational opportunities, removing barriers for students to learn …
Protecting the Rights of Students with Disabilities: An Introduction to Section 504 Read More »
Join us for an online presentation of Caribbean Music and More. From Jamaican and Haitian folk songs to Florence Price’s monumental Five Folksongs in Counterpoint, the Bronx Arts Ensemble String Quartet celebrates the works of Black composers and musicians in the Americas and more.
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 …
What is circularity anyway? It’s a sustainable model, process, or economic system focused on re-use and waste elimination. So if you’re ever reduced waste in the cafeteria, organized uniform or book swaps, or repaired a button on a shirt, congratulations – you’ve been involved in circularity! In this webinar, the NYC Department of Education’s Office …
This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a …
One-on-One Resume Critique every Saturday at 67th Street Library Read More »
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 ten virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different aspects of being an independent artist. Each …
Celebrate Lunar New Year at T!C’s community studio! Folk artists will demonstrate and sell their traditional crafts with Xun Ye making LNY-themed dough figurines 面塑 and Becky Hsu writing spring couplets 春聯 to bring good fortune to your house.
Alisashie Amie Nutakor is a licensed clinical social worker who has been providing mental health services in NYC for over a decade. Alisashie supports clients using intentional, holistic, and neuro-science based approaches. In this session we will explore what trauma is, how to identify it, and the ways in which it impacts learning. This session will include …
READ 718 Presents: Understanding and Responding to Childhood Trauma Read More »
How does the racial stratification that shapes our lives persist in death? What does it mean to live and die Black in a city that often prioritizes construction and urban renewal over the preservation of resting places that were once held sacred? Join scholar Dr. Aja Lans at the Brooklyn Heights Library as she explores the literal …
Postmortem Segregation: Making Race in the Afterlife Read More »
UFT/HESC FAFSA and TAP Application Completion Event. Get one-on-one assistance from HESC and NYS college financial aid professionals who can answer your questions or help you complete your financial aid application. Spanish language experts available. Create your Federal Student Aid ID Video FSA ID Infographic
Building a diverse pipeline of school leaders who are well prepared and supported enables districts to retain the kind of talent that ensures all students thrive. Research tells us that principals of color accelerate achievement for all students, especially those of color. But across the country, districts face a diversity crisis in their leadership pipelines: …
Making School Leadership Pipelines More Diverse to Reflect the Community Read More »
The Office of Autism at District 75 will be hosting a webinar about the AIMS program. AIMS which stands for: Acquisition, Integration, Meaningful Communication, and Social Skills is an ABA/Verbal Behavior program that supports students through grades K-2. / La Oficina de Autismo en Distrito 75 tendrá un seminario web sobre el programa AIMS. AIMS …
Bilingual Special Education (BSE) in NYC / Educación Especial Bilingüe en NYC Bilingual Special Education (BSE) is a specialized program for students who require an Integrated Co-Teaching (ICT) or Special Class (SC) with a language of instruction other than English. These programs are intended to support English Language Learners (ELLs) who benefit from culturally and …
Two luminaries in American history and culture are coming together for a conversation about how we can better tell and understand the American Story. Join Mellon Foundation President Elizabeth Alexander and Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III as they explore how momentum in African American studies, public history, and museums have unlocked an American Story …
State of Our Union: Telling the American Story — A Virtual Event Read More »
OneGoal New York is thrilled to host a virtual convening to continue the work of our Build Capacity for Postsecondary Success (BCPS) workshop series! This free event will bring together practitioners in postsecondary planning work from across New York to develop new learnings, share in expertise and perspectives, and broaden professional networks. Your voice is …
“Economic democracy is people in the community deciding what we should do with our money, because who knows what is needed better than the people of the community.” – Youth fellow Economic democracy is the extension of the values of political democracy to our economy: one person, one vote, not one dollar, one vote. It means …
Economic Democracy Schools Fellowship Reception and Celebration Read More »
Virtual Session: Tuesday, January 24, 2023 12–2 p.m. ESTIn-Person Session: Wednesday, February 8, 2023 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. EST** We believe that conceptual math can inspire students to do their best, most creative thinking. Math instruction that values ideas alongside procedures can cultivate critical thinkers ready to work through whatever puzzles come their way. This workshop …
Math for Dreamers: Embracing Conceptual Learning Read More »
We have an excess of well loved and overstock books for Adult readers. Please sign up to come to our Brooklyn Navy Yard Book Hub to take as many books as you can carry.*We are unable to accommodate anyone under age 14 in this space. If you want to bring your children under age 14, …
This one-on-one opportunity takes place in person at 67th Street Library on Saturdays, 11AM-3:30PM For adults ages 20+ Bring 2 printed copies of your resume and a certified resume writer will provide feedback to make your content stronger and your format more appealing. Call 212-734-1717 or come to 67th Street Library to register for a …
Free One-on-One Resume Critique Saturdays at 67th Street Library Read More »
Did you know that between 1940 and 1960, more than 800,000 Puerto Ricans moved to the United States mainland, with a large majority moving to New York City? Yet it would take until 1974 for the city’s growing Spanish-speaking population to have access to bilingual education. That change is thanks to the incredible organizing of …
Hidden Voices of New York City: Antonia Pantoja Student Workshop (Grades 3-5) – 11:00am Read More »
Did you know that between 1940 and 1960, more than 800,000 Puerto Ricans moved to the United States mainland, with a large majority moving to New York City? Yet it would take until 1974 for the city’s growing Spanish-speaking population to have access to bilingual education. That change is thanks to the incredible organizing of …
Hidden Voices of New York City: Antonia Pantoja Student Workshop (Grades 3-5) – 9:30am Read More »
Join us as we dive into the life of Dr. Antonia Pantoja and gain resources to teach her story in this professional learning session. Explore her legacy further in conversation with scholar Lillian Jiménez, filmmaker of the acclaimed documentary Antonia Pantoja, ¡Presente! (2009), and Wilhelmina Perry, Pantoja’s colleague and partner. They will share some of the personal experiences that shaped Pantoja’s …
Hidden Voices of New York City: Antonia Pantoja – Educator Workshop Read More »
SAVE THE DATE !!!UFT FAFSA/TAP COMPLETION EVENTJANUARY 30THTIME: 11:00AM-2:00PMREGISTRATION OPENS JANUARY 9thThe UFT FAFSA/TAP Completion Event will be hosted by the NYS Higher Education Services Corp in collaboration with the NYS Financial Aid Administrators Association. Completing the FAFSA | Start Here Get ThereOne-to-One help with a Financial Aid Professional via ZOOM. ( Spanish available ). …
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 ten virtual studio visits followed by sharing resources on different aspects of being an independent artist. Each …
Crafting Freedom: The Life and Legacy of Free Black Potter Thomas W. Commeraw Wednesday, February 15, 4:30-6:30pm Visit the first exhibition devoted to Thomas Commeraw, a successful Black craftsman who was long assumed to be white. Formerly enslaved, Commeraw rose to prominence as a free Black entrepreneur, owning and operating a successful pottery in New …
High School Chancellor’s Day: The Power of the Presidency Monday, January 30, 8:30am-3:30pm Learn activities and resources to seamlessly integrate civics and history education in your classroom. Sessions will include a workshop on the evolution of presidential war powers in the 20th century, a tour of the Meet the Presidents exhibition and replica Oval Office, …
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In the late 1950s and throughout the 1960s, artist Kwame Brathwaite used photography to popularize the political slogan “Black Is Beautiful.” Inspired by the writings of activist and Black nationalist Marcus Garvey, Brathwaite co-founded Grandassa Models, a modeling collective of Black women founded to challenge white beauty standards. Tour the exhibition Black is Beautiful before …