Check out HSFI FLY promo video for our school store:
Barney's Celebrates Women's Empowerment with "We Will Be"
As part of the "We Will Be" campaign celebrating women's empowerment, Barneys has partnered with the High School of Fashion Industries to showcase 34 of its female students.
Here, the girls discuss their hopes, dreams, and plans for the future, sending the inspiring message that all girls have the opportunity to grow into future leaders and role models.
Thank you Barneys New York for celebrating Women's Empowerment with our wonderful students!
A message from Ms. Dahill & Library News
Project Cicero is a partnership of independent, public, and parochial schools, private and public organizations and corporations whose primary goal is to create and supplement classroom libraries for children in under-resourced New York City public schools through an annual citywide book drive. Project Cicero also puts books into homeless shelters, juvenile detention facilities, community centers, pre and after school programs, and wherever else there is a need. This past year, its 16th year of operation, Project Cicero distributed more than 150,000 books. To date, Project Cicero has placed almost three million books into more than 15,000 classrooms and school libraries reaching over 650,00 children in under-resourced schools in New York City.
Check out HSFI FLY promo video for our school store:
Barney's Celebrates Women's Empowerment with "We Will Be"
As part of the "We Will Be" campaign celebrating women's empowerment, Barneys has partnered with the High School of Fashion Industries to showcase 34 of its female students.
Here, the girls discuss their hopes, dreams, and plans for the future, sending the inspiring message that all girls have the opportunity to grow into future leaders and role models.Thank you Barneys New York for celebrating Women's Empowerment with our wonderful students!
A message from Ms. Dahill & Library News
Project Cicero is a partnership of independent, public, and parochial schools, private and public organizations and corporations whose primary goal is to create and supplement classroom libraries for children in under-resourced New York City public schools through an annual citywide book drive. Project Cicero also puts books into homeless shelters, juvenile detention facilities, community centers, pre and after school programs, and wherever else there is a need. This past year, its 16th year of operation, Project Cicero distributed more than 150,000 books. To date, Project Cicero has placed almost three million books into more than 15,000 classrooms and school libraries reaching over 650,00 children in under-resourced schools in New York City.
DATE AND TIME
Sat, Mar 11, 2017, 10:00 AM – Sun, Mar 12, 2017, 4:45 PM EST
Sat, Mar 11, 2017, 10:00 AM – Sun, Mar 12, 2017, 4:45 PM EST
LOCATION
Hotel Pennsylvania, 401 7th Avenue, GOLD Ballroom, New York, NY 10001
You must pre-register!! http://www.projectcicero.org/
1. Mayor's One Book One City Book Club. HSFI is ordering copies of the books for NYC's Book Club. If any staff member, new or old needs a new MyLibraryNYC.org library card please let me know. Again, staff and students this is a VIP card: no fines for books overdue, help with lost books and teachers are not responsible for books that students lose, multiple check outs and even book set delivered to your classroom. Please come to the library if you would like to find out more information.
2. Thank You for your book recommendations to your students. Many students come to the library to read a book that their teacher told them about. If we don't have the books here we can order books through our MyLibraryNYC.org partnership: New York Public Library, Brooklyn Public Library and the Queens Public Library. The Writing Revolution and Reading Revolution are a perfect marriage.
3. HSFI's Falcon Eye Book Club is reading Unbroken: this is the story of an Italian American Olympic runner who is a POW (prisoner of war) in Japan during WWII. If you are interested in reading with us please come to the library and get a book. We also have the movie Unbroken directed by Angelina Jolie t. Students and staff are welcome. Thanks to Thomas Knowton, MyLibraryNYC.org.
4. February 13-17 the library will be open all week pd. 1-8 for Sophomore Valentine's Week Celebration with Danielle Naghi HSFI's RAPP (Relationship Abuse Prevention Program) counselor. Thank you to the Sophomore English teachers for bringing your classes to select a book about relationships. To Be College and Career Ready: Read, Read, Read.
5. Black History Month @ HSFI's Library Please go to FIT's FREE exhibition. It is amazing. Monday it is closed. Check it out. Black Fashion Designers.
Mrs. Noble's Entrepreneurship Class Participates in Shark Tank
Each HSFI Entrepreneurship student (21 total) presented their individual Business Plans (via oral presentation and Google Slides presentation on computer)
A Panel of judges (Mentors from Clark University) evaluated student presentations and to determine an overall winner.
Special Thanks to the Alumni who participated as Judges, the Clark University team!(who came a long way and drove through snow conditions to provide feedback and guide students in their entrepreneurial journey
The Baruch College Now 2017 Summer Liberal Arts Institute application is now live! Please share with your students and teachers.
Spring 2017 College Credit Courses:
Current 10th and 11th graders at your respective high school can apply to enroll in one of the following college credit bearing courses for FREE:
· Introduction to Business (3 Credits)
- Journalistic Writing – (4 credits)
- Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)
- Critical Health Issues (3 credits)
Program Details:
· All courses will take place at Baruch College from July 5th - August 10th
· Courses will be from Monday through Thursday from 9am - 2pm
Eligibility:
· Be a current NYC public high school 10th or 11th grader
· Have the following test scores: PSAT/SAT Verbal (Min. 480) OR English Language Arts Regents (Min. 75), OR ACT English Score (Min. 20) OR Overall 80+ English average
Note: Acceptance into the College Now program at Baruch College is contingent on students meeting the program criteria as well as space availability in our courses.
Deadline for application and ALL supporting documents: April 14th, 2017
The Pi Kappa Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Is proud to announce the PKO 2017 Undergraduate Scholarship Program!!!!
We seek your assistance with identifying promising candidates to recognize and to support by distributing the attached
scholarship package.
Application Deadline: April 30th, 2017
Three Undergraduate College Scholarships will be awarded:
1. Academic Merit 2. “I Have a Dream” 3. Think HBCU
To Students who are
Candidates for the high school graduating class of 2017
New York City residents of African-American or
Latino American Heritage attending a New York City high school?
Who will enroll full-time in an accredited four year college or university
commencing in the summer or in the fall of 2017?
For more information please visit
If you have a question, feel free to contact us at:
scholarship@pikappaomega.org
.
Hotel Pennsylvania, 401 7th Avenue, GOLD Ballroom, New York, NY 10001
You must pre-register!! http://www.projectcicero.org/
1. Mayor's One Book One City Book Club. HSFI is ordering copies of the books for NYC's Book Club. If any staff member, new or old needs a new MyLibraryNYC.org library card please let me know. Again, staff and students this is a VIP card: no fines for books overdue, help with lost books and teachers are not responsible for books that students lose, multiple check outs and even book set delivered to your classroom. Please come to the library if you would like to find out more information.
2. Thank You for your book recommendations to your students. Many students come to the library to read a book that their teacher told them about. If we don't have the books here we can order books through our MyLibraryNYC.org partnership: New York Public Library, Brooklyn Public Library and the Queens Public Library. The Writing Revolution and Reading Revolution are a perfect marriage.
3. HSFI's Falcon Eye Book Club is reading Unbroken: this is the story of an Italian American Olympic runner who is a POW (prisoner of war) in Japan during WWII. If you are interested in reading with us please come to the library and get a book. We also have the movie Unbroken directed by Angelina Jolie t. Students and staff are welcome. Thanks to Thomas Knowton, MyLibraryNYC.org.
4. February 13-17 the library will be open all week pd. 1-8 for Sophomore Valentine's Week Celebration with Danielle Naghi HSFI's RAPP (Relationship Abuse Prevention Program) counselor. Thank you to the Sophomore English teachers for bringing your classes to select a book about relationships. To Be College and Career Ready: Read, Read, Read.
5. Black History Month @ HSFI's Library Please go to FIT's FREE exhibition. It is amazing. Monday it is closed. Check it out. Black Fashion Designers.
Mrs. Noble's Entrepreneurship Class Participates in Shark Tank
The Baruch College Now 2017 Summer Liberal Arts Institute application is now live! Please share with your students and teachers.
Spring 2017 College Credit Courses:
Current 10th and 11th graders at your respective high school can apply to enroll in one of the following college credit bearing courses for FREE:
· Introduction to Business (3 Credits)
- Journalistic Writing – (4 credits)
- Cultural Anthropology (3 credits)
- Critical Health Issues (3 credits)
Program Details:
· All courses will take place at Baruch College from July 5th - August 10th
· Courses will be from Monday through Thursday from 9am - 2pm
Eligibility:
· Be a current NYC public high school 10th or 11th grader
· Have the following test scores: PSAT/SAT Verbal (Min. 480) OR English Language Arts Regents (Min. 75), OR ACT English Score (Min. 20) OR Overall 80+ English average
Note: Acceptance into the College Now program at Baruch College is contingent on students meeting the program criteria as well as space availability in our courses.
Deadline for application and ALL supporting documents: April 14th, 2017
The Pi Kappa Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Is proud to announce the PKO 2017 Undergraduate Scholarship Program!!!!
We seek your assistance with identifying promising candidates to recognize and to support by distributing the attached
scholarship package.
scholarship package.
Application Deadline: April 30th, 2017
Three Undergraduate College Scholarships will be awarded:
1. Academic Merit 2. “I Have a Dream” 3. Think HBCU
To Students who are
Candidates for the high school graduating class of 2017
New York City residents of African-American or
Latino American Heritage attending a New York City high school?
Who will enroll full-time in an accredited four year college or university
commencing in the summer or in the fall of 2017?
For more information please visit
If you have a question, feel free to contact us at:
scholarship@pikappaomega.org
.
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