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Win and AT&T Are Bringing College and STEAM Workshops to Homeless Students Across the City This Summer
Win is the largest provider of shelter to homeless women and their families in New York City. This summer, the organization is teaming up with AT&T to support bringing college workshops and STEAM programming to middle and high school students living in Win shelters across the city. Teens will be able to tour colleges, observe lectures, and learn about academics and campus life, and participate in workshops that help them navigate the college admissions process. Homeless teens face many barriers to entry in the college admissions process, and these workshops aim to break down those barriers.
May 24, 2019
2 Andean Bear Cubs Are Ready to Make Their Debut at Queens Zoo
In January, the Queens Zoo welcomed two special guests: two Andean bear cubs named Brienne and Benny. After spending weeks in the den bonding with their mother Nicole, the cubs are ready to make their debut and delight guests with their unique markings. Their time in their outdoor habitat will vary until they become fully accustomed to it. While watching Brienne and Benny, guests will be able to learn about the zoo’s efforts to protect Andean bears in the wild.
May 24, 2019
NYC’s High School Directory for Eighth Graders Is Moving Online
New York City’s high school guidebook, a giant 630-page document for eighth graders that allows them to get a sense of their options, will be condensing and moving mostly online. The physical book, which will now only offer general information and point students to an online directory where they can learn more specifics about different schools, will be distributed to eighth grades from May through June. Officials say these changes are meant to simplify the application process and make it easier for schools to update policy changes or inaccurate information that have appeared in previous paper guides.
May 24, 2019
Day Care Council of New York Launches 'Early Education Better Care' Campaign
Now in its 70th year, the Day Care Council of New York (DCCNY) launched its “Early Education, Better Care” campaign to promote awareness about community-based early childhood centers for parents with children ages newborn to 5 years old. The campaign celebrates the DCCNY as a leading authority on resources for parents seeking nurturing educational environments for the youngest members of their families.
May 23, 2019
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Benefits of All-Inclusive Birthday Party Venues
It’s no big surprise that all-inclusive children’s birthday party venues are becoming popular with families. After all, kids’ birthday parties are very important occasions—not just for children, but for their parents too—and there’s only a once-a-year chance to make the celebration truly amazing. Here’s a look at some of the ways an all-inclusive birthday party venue can make a child feel special, and help parents relax and enjoy the big day.
A Guide to Train Exhibits, Train Museums, and Rail Rides for Kids in the NYC Area
Take a trip with your family to a railroad museum or train exhibit in the New York City area, where young and old train lovers can ride trains and explore the scenic area aboard a train.
Feb 28, 2019
When To Visit NYC's Museums, Zoos, and Gardens Admission Free
When to catch free admission at NYC's children's museums, zoos, aquariums, and botanical gardens.
Mar 06, 2019
Where to Celebrate Women’s History Month with Your Kids in the New York Area
March is Women’s History Month, and there are many ways to commemorate women that made an influence in progressing female empowerment in our country and the world. Celebrate at one of these activities, museums, or statues across the New York area all month long.
Mar 06, 2019
Inclusive Activities and Events for Children with Special Needs in NYC
Children with special needs, disabilities, or sensory issues can face certain challenges when it comes to connecting with peers and making friends, especially when many are uncomfortable or unable to participate in all kid-friendly activities. Here, a list of kid-friendly venues in New York City and its boroughs, including museums and the public libraries, that dedicate time and space for children with special needs and all abilities to have fun, play, and most importantly, and interact and make friends with each other.
Apr 24, 2019
Awesome Family Events Happening This Weekend in Nassau County
Looking to plan an awesome weekend packed with fun for the whole family? Whether you are planning a day trip in close to the New York metro area or are looking for kid-friendly fun that's close to home, we've got you covered! There’s a lot of kid-friendly family fun planned for this weekend right here in Nassau County. From concerts and performances to museum exhibits, shows, crafts activities, seasonal events, and parades, you'll find something to do that keeps the whole family having fun! Plan your weekend on Long Island with our guide that highlights the best family-friendly events happening in and around Nassau County, including family fun in and near Uniondale, Wantagh, East Meadow, Roslyn Harbor, Bellmore, Garden City, Mineola, Rockville Centre, Syosset, Westbury, Farmingdale, Hempstead, Plainview, Woodbury, and Jericho.
May 20, 2019
Win and AT&T Are Bringing College and STEAM Workshops to Homeless Students Across the City This Summer
Win is the largest provider of shelter to homeless women and their families in New York City. This summer, the organization is teaming up with AT&T to support bringing college workshops and STEAM programming to middle and high school students living in Win shelters across the city. Teens will be able to tour colleges, observe lectures, and learn about academics and campus life, and participate in workshops that help them navigate the college admissions process. Homeless teens face many barriers to entry in the college admissions process, and these workshops aim to break down those barriers.
May 24, 2019
2 Andean Bear Cubs Are Ready to Make Their Debut at Queens Zoo
In January, the Queens Zoo welcomed two special guests: two Andean bear cubs named Brienne and Benny. After spending weeks in the den bonding with their mother Nicole, the cubs are ready to make their debut and delight guests with their unique markings. Their time in their outdoor habitat will vary until they become fully accustomed to it. While watching Brienne and Benny, guests will be able to learn about the zoo’s efforts to protect Andean bears in the wild.
May 24, 2019
NYC’s High School Directory for Eighth Graders Is Moving Online
New York City’s high school guidebook, a giant 630-page document for eighth graders that allows them to get a sense of their options, will be condensing and moving mostly online. The physical book, which will now only offer general information and point students to an online directory where they can learn more specifics about different schools, will be distributed to eighth grades from May through June. Officials say these changes are meant to simplify the application process and make it easier for schools to update policy changes or inaccurate information that have appeared in previous paper guides.
May 24, 2019
Day Care Council of New York Launches 'Early Education Better Care' Campaign
Now in its 70th year, the Day Care Council of New York (DCCNY) launched its “Early Education, Better Care” campaign to promote awareness about community-based early childhood centers for parents with children ages newborn to 5 years old. The campaign celebrates the DCCNY as a leading authority on resources for parents seeking nurturing educational environments for the youngest members of their families.
May 23, 2019
Auditions for College Prep Program at Music Conservatory of Westchester are Now Open
The Music Conservatory of Westchester is honored to announce MCW Prep, a precollege training program for serious, advanced high school singers and instrumentalists to study with master performers of the New York Philharmonic, The Metropolitan Opera, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, and Broadway!
May 23, 2019
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Participating in theater as a child can have a positive impact on your child’s development in many ways, and these activities aren’t limited to your neighborhood’s theater company or local drama class. Theater-related activities such as acting, singing, performing, or even just playing pretend, reading books aloud, and imagining around the house are all ways your child can exercise her imagination, which will positively affect her development. Luckily, theater and drama classes, summer camps, and other performing arts activities are not hard to come by in the New York metro area. Lena Moy-Borgen, founder of Play On! Studios in Manhattan, shares four ways theater and drama can positively impact your child’s development, as well as tips to facilitate this growth in your home.
Mar 13, 2019
The Ultimate Camp Planner for Every Family
Planning your child's summer camp experience just got a whole lot easier! This guide features expert camp-planning advice, camp descriptions, comparison charts, and more! Click Here
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