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Do you know a student entering kindergarten through grade 12 in September who is interested in having real life, hands-on learning experiences this summer? Tell them about STEM Matters NYC programs! Students can discover, investigate, and explore a wide variety of topics from aerospace to animal care, computer science to climatology, oceanography to ecology, and much more! Don’t miss out, spots are limited. Preference is given to students who attend Title I schools.
LINK: https://nycdoe.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/camper/App
Download our flyer, learn more and apply by Friday, April 5, 2019. For questions, contact camps@schools.nyc.gov.
Summer In The City for Community Schools
LINK: https://sites.google.com/mynycschool.org/newyorkcitycommunityschools/resources/expanded-learning-time/summer-in-the-city
The DOE's Office of Community Schools will be offering Elementary Summer Academy to students who want to play, learn, and explore during the summer. Students attending participating Community Schools can enroll in the full-day program, which includes hands-on STEM projects, art, games, and team building activities led by school and CBO staff.
- Student Eligibility: Students currently enrolled in grades K-5 at participating Community Schools
- Dates and Times: July 2 - August 8, 8:30am-5:30pm
- Location: List of Participating Schools for 2019
- How to Apply: contact your school's Principal or Parent Coordinator to request a seat
The DOE’s Office of Community Schools and the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD) are collaborating to provide extended summer school opportunities to mandated elementary-school students in select Summer School locations where DYCD has existing COMPASS Programs. This initiative will ensure that more students are able to take advantage of the DOE's Summer-in-the-City programming by providing a longer day and meeting the childcare needs of working parents. It will also allow students to receive a more enriching summer learning experience with arts, field trips, cultural exploration, sports, leadership development and team building.
- 6 weeks - More details coming soon
Middle School JumpSTART
Community Schools will offer at select middle schools a transition program for incoming 6th grade students during the summer. The transition period between elementary and middle schools is a major accomplishment for students and can also be a stressful experience. The JumpSTART program will support schools in being proactive about this exciting transition period to support student development and success.
- Program Dates & Time: Monday-Friday, 8 hours a day for at least 2 weeks within July 2-August 8
More information coming soon
Vulnerable Youth Summer Youth Employment Program (VY SYEP)
There are 3,100 slots available for GUARANTEED summer job placement for all students who are:
- Homeless, in the NYC shelter system, or in other temporary housing
- Justice‐involved youth
- Youth in foster care or receiving preventive services through ACS
CareerCLUE Program:
CareerClue allows students to get valuable work experience, a $700 stipend and an elective credit. The program includes field trips to learn about different career pathways. Applicants must:
- Attend a select Community School or CTE School
- For 14-15 year olds (Be at least 14 years old by July 1, 2019)
- Speak with their principal or guidance staff in order to apply
List of Participating Schools for 2019
School-Based Summer Youth Employment Program:
The DOE, in partnership with the Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD), will provide up to 20,000 paid summer internship and employment placements for youths who are 14–21 years-old, for six weeks during July and August of 2019 via the School-Based option of the Summer Youth Employment Program.
List of Participating Schools for 2019
Learn More About it Here
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