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The Survival Project is a three-day outdoor education seminar in which groups of high school students are provided with the basic tools and skills needed to survive in the wilderness and are then given an opportunity to put those skills to the test in a full day survival scavenger hunt. The hunt includes a series of hikes, and obstacles in which the participants will have to employ problem-solving skills, challenge themselves physically, and learn the value of working as a group.

A group of UASWC High School students took the challenge and triumphed.

Through the physical challenges, group activities, and exposure to the natural environment, the youth participants will be able to step outside of themselves and think differently about the world and their roles in it. The final component of the program is a series of reflective and goal-setting activities in which the participants connect the skills they learned and ideas they discovered during the seminar, to their lives at home or in school.

Nature in Translation.
A Celebration of Student Art Work at the Bronx Zoo and Youth Art Month

UASWC Partners with Turnaround for Children in Our Mission to Support the Whole Child

Photo by Ángel Franco/The New York Times
Read the NY Times article "Calming Schools by Focusing on Well-Being of Troubled Students" Click here

DEAR UASWC PARENTS,

Please log into your Teacherease account to view your child's records, current academic status, the school calendar, and more.

If you have not yet requested an account be set up for you, please contact your child's advisor to do so.

Thank you.

Caridad Caro
UASWC Assistant Principal

Essential Question: How do I use what I know to make connections between my academic work and life lessons to the natural world?

What's new in the lunchroom? Healthier choices!

Link below to the Bronx Ink site to read more-

http://bronxink.org/2010/10/25/9449-a-healthy-revolution-in-the-school-lunchroom/

View Area Map of UASWC located in the Mohegan Campus

Map.pdf

Directions to UASWC (2024 Mohegan Avenue between 178th & 179th Street)

Take the Red Line #2 toward Wakefield or Green Line #5 toward Eastchester 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.

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	Today, 5/19/2012 High: 80 Low: 54 Partly sunny 1% chance of precipitation.
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