We meet every Saturday to discuss their transition out of high school, explore their college interests, and openly address their anxieties. I share with them my own struggles in applying to college and encourage them to keep a journal in order to learn more about themselves... After several weeks, my mentees vocalize feeling more prepared for their journey into college and that is all I could ask for.
We are pleased to announce that the "STEAM Academies for Low-Income Communities" project has started in partnership with Seminary Baptist Church of Paterson.
Our first of the two College Application Bootcamps in 2022 will be held on June 11-12, 2022 to prepare current juniors and some sophomores for the upcoming year. We will go over tips and tricks, provide a timeline for the year, guide students on the college search journey, and provide writing information for personal statements.
Today we have started our “College Path Mentorship” program in partnership with the Masjid Fallahee Community of Newark. Fifteen 10th and 11th graders have enrolled in the program that will last until the end of this academic year.
Today we have started our “College Path Mentorship” program in partnership with the Masjid Fallahee Community of Newark. Fifteen 10th and 11th graders have enrolled in the program that will last until the end of this academic year.
Our signature program "College Path Mentorship" has started today in partnership with the Cultural Integration and Arts Association of Newark with which we are delighted to work together.
New York Academy is proud to announce that its “STEAM Academies for Low-Income Communities” project has started in partnership with Oasis, Paterson.
We are pleased to announce the recipients of STEM AP Awards 2021: Ms. Basima Itani, Mr. Yaffa Botuck and Mr. Veselin Zehirov. Congratulations!
College Path Mentorship Program's "Mentor Orientation" was held at NYA's Ridgewood office on Saturday October 16, 2021.
Our free-of-charge College Path Mentorship Program aims to increase college attainment rates by students from high poverty areas of New Jersey and targets students who are enrolled in free or reduced lunch programs in their schools.
