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 [...]
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 [...]
It’s that time of month again! The time we love so much here at NYCID, when we announce our newest team member of the month! It brings us great joy to be able to bestow [...]
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 [...]
High school can be tough. Especially when you don’t have someone there to help you get through it. Teachers can be busy with their class load, some parents are working hard just to put food [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
We are ready! Ready to give it up for our team that is! As the end of March is slowly but surely approaching we are taking the time to recognize an extraordinary NYCID team member. That’s [...]
Tomorrow, Saturday, September 12th Peace Action Staten Island will lead a vital conversation that NYCID was asked to to co-host along with Above Ground Railroad, First Central Baptist Church, La Colmena, Move Forward Staten Island, [...]
We’re back! With another Team Member of the Month Award! At NYCID we are committed to those we serve as well as being committed to our team members who get the job done every day. [...]
The poet and designer William Morris gave us a great rule of thumb for life, he said, “have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.” [...]