Because of NYCID
On November 9th, 2023 we welcomed guests to our Fifty-Something Gala with our Because of NYCID video where students and participants talked about how our programs benefit them and where they would be without them. Now the [...]
PS 44 is NYCID’s Newest Community School!
Welcome to summer! A time for students, teachers, and all school staff members to take a break and unwind. Throughout the year Teachers work hard to make sure students get the best possible education, but [...]
January 2023 Team Member of the Month
It’s a special time here at NYCID. The time for us to announce our first Team Member of the Month of 2023! That’s right, it's time for us to shine a spotlight on someone who [...]
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Visits P.S. 78
There was a special guest at PS 78 earlier this week! New York City Mayor Eric Adams Visited PS 78 to tour the food pantry and laundry facilities and find out more about the schools [...]
NYCID’s Newest Community Schools: PS 10 & PS 16
If you think back on your time in elementary school, what kind of feelings do you have? Maybe you think of a time when you were emotionally supported by both your family and teachers. They [...]
NYCID Featured in NYC Community Schools Newsletter
Here at NYCID we love our Community Schools. We are able to mentor students and work with the school and families to provide things that they may not be able to. It is great to [...]
NYCID SYEP Success, PBLS and The NYCIDY Games!
THEY BUILT A CITY - A NYCIDY! Summer break: a time for students across the country to relax, take a [...]
Port Richmond High School Family Forum
What could be better than good food, time with friends and family, and sweet prizes? That was the vibe at the Port Richmond High School Family Forum this past weekend! The event was open to [...]
Become a Summer Rising Counselor!
Summer is coming and for many it is a time for exploration. People may be looking to find themselves, or looking for their next job opportunity. If you are looking for work for the summer [...]
Save Learning To Work: Update
Think about your high school experience. Did you graduate in four years? Was it easy or difficult? Did you have help along the way? Some students need help that public schools just do not provide, [...]