Seniors Prepare for College Interviews at
EMC Corporate Offices, NYC
EMC Staff Sharing their Expertise and Giving
their Professional Feedback
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Sponsor Their Goal of Academic Excellence through the
UASWC Scholars Fund
Thank you!
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UASWC High School students take home the
prize for Best Overall “Democratic Change” project at Civics Day, a city wide
competition
Students in Mr. Abend’s 12th grade
Government class represented UASWC at the 7th annual Civics Day
Competition. The class completing the
project on Unemployment connecting to a New Advisory Program in the school won
the prize for best overall “Democratic Change”.
This is significant in that it has already spurred change in 9th
and 10th grade advisory classes by introducing the new College-Link
Program.
WCS
Malaysia Program Staff visit UASWC to observe
ESL and Science classes in action and to share their conservation work with Middle School and
High School Classes
Colgate Girls Middle School Track Team
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UASWC
Parents as Partners Workshops
UASWC Parents
interested in participating in these workshops please contact Lizette Hill,
Parent Coordinator, at 718-823-4130 or lhill@schools.nyc.gov.
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UASWC Girls have FUN with SCIENCE at Columbia’s Girls Science
Day 2014
Physics in Action: Testing Speed and Stopping Distance
College
Minded Middle School Students –
never too early to start asking questions. 6th and 7th grade students get a head start
with College Exploration mentored by Fordham College Students.
Special thanks to
the staff of DDCSJ and STEP for creating this opportunity for UASWC students to
connect with Fordham College students.
Welcome Back for the 2014-2015 School Year!
Dear Families,
On behalf of the staff at The Urban Assembly School For Wildlife Conservation, I am happy to welcome you to the 2014-15 school year! We are looking forward to a productive partnership with you to ensure our children can achieve their highest potential. We recognize that in order to be successful in school, our children need support from both the home and school. We know a strong partnership with you will make a great difference in your child’s education. As partners, we share the responsibility for our children’s success and want you to know that we will do our very best to carry out our responsibilities. We ask that you guide and support your child’s learning by ensuring that he/she:
1) Attends school daily and arrives on time, ready for the day’s learning experience
2) Completes all homework assignments given by teachers
3) Reads daily to develop a love for reading and to improve literacy skills
4) Shares school experiences with you so that you are aware of his/her school life
5) Informs you if he/she needs additional support in any area or subject
6) Knows that you expect him/her to succeed in school and go on to college
Please consider joining our Parent Teacher Association or School Leadership Team as our
students can greatly benefit from your involvement and contributions to the school’s program
and its operations. We seek volunteers to help us with the following activities:
1) School-wide events
2) Student recognition events
3) Outreach and recruitment of parent and community volunteers
I Look forward to meeting and greeting each of you on September 04th, 2014 at 8:30 AM .
Sincerely,
Latir K. Primus
Urban Assembly School For Wildlife, Principal
One World Different Lenses Student Photo Exhibit at the Bronx Zoo 2014
A collabortive project connecting UA School for Wildlife Conservation students in the United States to Kigarama Primary School students in Uganda. Beginning the dialogue between the students through a visual exchange.
Visit the exhibit through June31, 2014 in the Dancing Crane Cafe at the Bronx Zoo.
View OneWorldDifferentLensesExhibit_May 2014.pdf
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JOY OF GIVING SOMETHING, INC. proudly presents
CHANGING LENSES: A Study of Light
featuring work by students from the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation
opening reception photos courtesy of Mustafa Onder
Advanced students learned to create portraits with professional studio lighting. Other students took photographs throughout their neighborhoods and in Bryant Park.
NOW ON VIEW through June 28, 2014:
POE PARK VISITOR CENTER
2640 Grand Concourse (between Kingsbridge & 192 Street)
Bronx NY
CHESS CLUB - Sharpening the Mind, Building Concentration with every move.
FAMILY COLLEGE TRIP to Manhattanville College
WE recently took high school students and members of their families on a college trip to Manhattanville College. Families toured, met with admissions and financial aid departments, and enjoyed lunch with the college students after touring the dorms. Victoria Vasquez said she may have found her school after the visit – it’s small, supportive, and not too far away but outside NYC.
Asking Why and How: Unfolding Scientific Questions through the use of CHEMISTRY and TECHNOLOGY
Evanice Pineda Delgado's Chemistry Class gets a first hand look at chemistry in action on a visit to the research labs of Prof. David Jeruzalmi and Prof. Ranajeet Ghose on the City College, CUNY campus and a tour of the New York Structural Biology Center.
RECYCLE and REUSE: Armed with Vivid Imaginations and Hot Glue Guns HS students transform trash into Art!
This is our plastic bag project. We were inspired by local artist, Beth Garrett who visited us and helped us begin the sculpture. We first collect plastic shopping bags and bottles and researched about the impact of plastic bags and our environment. Beth visited us and helped us create the armature and begin apply plastic bags to create bulk. The students hot glued the plastic bags until they achieved the desired bulk and form of the animal head they wanted to create. They used a final layer of bags to smooth out the surface and then added details of the animal. These sculptures are 2-3 feet tall. -Jessica Sinclair, HS Art teacher.
Essential Question: How do I use what I know to make connections between my academic work and life lessons to the natural world?
Area Map of UASWC/ Mohegan Campus Building
Directions to UASWC (2024 Mohegan Avenue between 178th & 179th Street)
- Take the Red Line #2 or Green Line #5 to the West Farms East Tremont station.
- You will exit near 178th Street on Boston Road.
- Walk 5 blocks west along 178th Street to Mohegan Avenue (you will pass Bryant Ave, Vyse Ave, Daly Ave, and Honeywell Ave).
- UASWC is located on the 5th Floor of the Mohegan Campus building. You will need to show valid ID and sign in at the security desk.