Each spring, the Woodlawn Bridges to Crafts Careers Preservation Training Program selects 20 interns to receive specialized hands-on training in masonry and restoration under the guidance of a Resident Craftsman. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: education
OpEd: In New Year And New Decade WaHi Students Share Vision For Climate Justice
Last week, as the world watched, four local high school students and two teachers from uptown were recognized for their climate activism while leading the Times Square ball drop on New Year’s Eve 2019. Continue Reading →
NYCEDC And Harlem’s Columbia Technology Ventures Launch Network Initiative For Local Cyber Startups
New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and Harlem’s Columbia Technology Ventures today announced the launch of Inventors to Founders (I2F). Continue Reading →
Former NYC Public Schools Official Charged In Federal Court With Child Pornography And More
Four days following his arrest during a trip to his home state of Wisconsin, David Hay, the former deputy chief of staff to New York City’s schools chancellor.
City’s Urban Fellows Program Accepting Applications From Harlem To Hollis
NYC Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) Commissioner Lisette Camilo today announced that applications are open for the 2020 Urban Fellows Program. Continue Reading →
DDC Accepting Applications For High School Summer Internship Program From Harlem To Hollis
The NYC Department of Design and Construction (DDC) STEAM education initiative announced today that applications are being accepted for DDC’s 2020 High School Summer Internship Program. Continue Reading →
Chancellor Carranza Announces Record $447M Investment In High Quality Arts Education
Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza today released the 2018-19 annual Arts in Schools Report and announced a record $447 million citywide investment in arts education.
Harlem Student Tahvis Magruder Selected For Nobel Experience In Sweden
Harlem has one Noble Prize winner, won by Harlemite Dr. Paul G.Falkowski, now if all everything goes as planned we may have another.
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