Saturday, June 10, 2017

Are you a senior who will graduate in August 2017? Or are you 17 or older and unable to attend summer school because of (work) obligations? WASHINGTON IRVING SUMMER EVENING HIGH SCHOOL 02M902 WILL BE LOCATED AT HIGH SCHOOL FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONS THIS SUMMER.

WASHINGTON IRVING SUMMER EVENING HIGH SCHOOL 02M902 WILL BE LOCATED AT HIGH SCHOOL FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONS THIS SUMMER.

345 EAST 15TH ST. (BETWEEN 1ST AND 2ND AVE.).

JULY 5 – AUGUST 15, 2017

CLASSES MEET MONDAY THRU THURSDAY


Class Schedule:  
Period 1 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm 
Period 2 7:05 pm – 9:05 pm


Guidelines: Seniors who will graduate in August 2017 by taking additional summer school courses in Summer Evening High School or students who are over 17 and cannot take day classes due to summer employment.


If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.


Ali McLaughlin
School Counselor 
Washington Irving Campus YABC / Summer Evening High School

40 Irving Place
New York, NY 10003
(212) 674-5000 ext. 11420

Summer 2017 Apply by June 16, 2017 FemSem is a FREE weeklong summer program at Columbia University focused on gender equity, justice, feminism, activism and movement building for any self-identified girls and gender non- conforming youth ages 14 to 18.

FemSem is a FREE weeklong summer program at Columbia University focused on gender equity, justice, feminism, activism and movement building for any self-identified girls and gender non- conforming youth ages 14 to 18. Collaborate with a diverse group of girls from across the city to make a difference in your community! Join us to explore your interests and develop a gender equity project of your own! Brought to you in partnership with the Research Institute on Women, Gender and Sexuality at Columbia University and the YWCA of the City of New York, FemSem will take place from Monday, July 10th to Friday, July 14th from 9:00am to 4:00pm (and until 7:00pm on Thursday) .
Apply by Friday, June 16th to be considered for FemSem 2017. If you have any questions, email YWCA Senior Director of Girls Initiatives, Promiti Islam, at pislam@ywcanyc.org
Our programs have no academic requirement and are entirely FREE. We are looking forself-identified girls and gender non-conforming youth between the ages of 14 and 18.

We have an amazing ONE WEEK program coming up this summer hosted at Columbia University called Fem Sem! The deadline to apply is JUNE 16th Below is a clickable flyer with more information that may be distributed to your students.

Please encourage your students to apply, it’s a wonderful opportunity to meet other young women, engage with prominent feminist leaders and educators, and develop a gender equity project of their own. It’s also a great way to be a part of the YWCA community.


SUMMER 2017 SAIL for FREE at Hudson Sailing Summer Camp

https://hudsonsailing.org/

SUMMER 2017 SAIL for FREE at Hudson Sailing Summer Camp

A VERY limited number of scholarships are available for interested folks.
No experience necessary, only a 100% commitment to showing up and sailing.

SUMMER 2017 RSVP NOW Young Leaders of Manhattan Summer Social with Borough President Brewer on June 15th!

Hello everyone,

On behalf of Borough President Gale Brewer and her Manhattan youth council, I want to invite you and/or any youth that you think might be interested to our Young Leaders of Manhattan Summer Social with Borough President Brewer on June 15th!

We invite any young people who want to get civically involved to come by, have fun, eat, and learn about how to apply to the youth council for the coming school year. We encourage any youth coming to bring friends and peers who might be interested in the BP’s youth council!

We are working on a flyer now, but here are the essential details:

WHO: The Young Leaders of Manhattan and those interested in joining the BP’s youth council for the ‘17-18 school year
WHAT: Food, music, and games (giant Jenga or Connect 4, anyone?)
WHEN: Thursday June 15th4-7 pm
WHERE: JCC Harlem, 318 West 118th Street
WHY: To celebrate your commitment to serving your city, and to recruit friends to join YLM next year!


Thank you! Please reach out if you have any questions.

Best,

Andrew Lombardi
Community Liaison
Office of Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer
1 Centre Street, 19th Floor South
New York, NY 10007
Office: (212)669-8774

SUMMER 2017... APPLY TO BE A GIRLS WRITE NOW MENTOR OR MENTEE by June 12, 2017

APPLY TO BE A GIRLS WRITE NOW MENTOR OR MENTEE


Life is better in twos:
DEADLINE EXTENDED: Apply by June 12 to be a mentor or mentee and start your next chapter
We will be reviewing applications on a rolling basis, so submit early!

Girls Write Now is a dynamic, multigenerational community of women on a mission. For nearly two decades, our nationally award-winning programs have provided creative and academic guidance, support, and opportunities for the next generation of writers. Girls Write Now is currently accepting applications for mentors and mentees for the September 2017 – June 2018 program year!
At Girls Write Now, we match high school girls with women professional writers and media makers as their personal mentors. In our Digital Media Mentoring Program, mentors and mentees combine storytelling with 21st century skills, learning new types of writing and digital skills such as website creation, podcast production, and digital mapping. In our Writing & Mentoring Program, mentors and mentees explore new trends in writing and elevate their voices as authors. Together, women learn and grow through weekly pair sessions and monthly workshops, presenting and publishing their original writing by year’s end.
“Girls Write Now is the safest, most welcoming and encouraging program I’ve ever been in. I learn so much at every single workshop and I love meeting with my mentor. I’m very grateful to Girls Write Now for helping me grow as a person and as a writer.”
—REGINA FONTANELLI, Girls Write Now First Year Mentee

“Girls Write Now is electric, filled with more ideas, energy, and power than all the lightbulbs in the Empire State Building. If these girls are the future, which of course they are, the future is glorious.”
EMMA STRAUB, author of Modern Lovers and Girls Write Now Mentor Alum
Want more Girls Write Now? 
Future mentors or mentees: The deadline to apply has been extended to June 12.
We hope to hear from you!


SUMMER 2017... APPLY NOW... APPLY NOW FOR LOW & NO COST SUMMER WRITING WORKSHOPS at Uptown Stories

We offer small-group writing workshops for children ages 8-15, led by professional writers who are also dynamic instructors. To ensure our workshops are accessible to all children, tuition is pay-what-you-can.

We are expanding to a summer program and would love to work with WHEELS, whether it's making our flyer available to your students and parents, or keeping us in mind for opportunities to connect with you, your students, and parents. 

I was raised in Washington Heights, where I also raised my daughter, just a few blocks away from WHEELS on 183rd Street. I'm personally committed to seeing kids in our neighborhood get every possible opportunity to grow and explore. 

Please let me know if there are any opportunities for us to let the WHEELS community know that we're here and we welcome everyone to join us this summer. Thanks!

http://uptownstories.org/ 

Uptown Stories offers summer workshops led by professional

writers and master teachers.

Students ages 8-15 learn the craft of writing, engage their

imaginations and join an exciting, supportive community. Workshops meet Monday

through Friday from 10:00 AM — 2:00 PM for one week, and conclude with a

celebratory reading open to family and friends. Snacks will be provided, but students

should bring a bag lunch.

To ensure Uptown Stories is accessible to all children, tuition is “pay-what-you-can.”

The Nature of Poetry / July 10-14 / Jane LeCroy

Summer Shorts: Short Stories / July 17-21 / Glendaliz Camacho

Screenwriting / July 24-28 / Bobby DeJesus

Creating Otherworlds: Fantasy Writing / July 31-August 4 / Shamie Cuthbert

The Power of Words: Political Writing / August 7-11 / Monica Wendel

The Cornerstone Center / 178 Bennett Ave NYC 10040

UptownStories.org

(929) 27STORY

Monday, June 5, 2017

PAID WORK FOR WHEELS ALUMNI AND FAMILIES... CHECK OUT IOBY...

 
While the average budget for ioby projects is around $4,000, many are larger scale. If you have your sights set high, your budget—and fundraising skills—will have to rise to the challenge.
Crowdfunding large amounts of money on ioby is totally doable, but it takes some extra planning. In our Rainmakers series, we’re sharing stories and tips from Leaders who have successfully raised $10,000 or more for their ioby campaign. In our first edition of ioby Rainmakers, Director of Downtown Environment for the Downtown Denver Partnership (DDP), Aylene McCallum, tells us how she built and coached her team into being confident fundraisers, how her campaign enhanced community buy-in and more! Read how Aylene successfully crowdfunded over $36K and improved bike safety in Denver.   
Are you ready to learn first-hand how ioby Rainmakers are raising big bucks? Take a well-deserved lunch break on June 28th at 1 pm ET and join us for a webinar about raising big bucks for your local neighborhood project.
Don’t forget—we offer resources and fundraising coaching nation-wide. 
Or submit an idea and we’ll connect you with your very own Leader Success Strategist, a real live person who will support you throughout your journey, from launching a crowdfunding page to fundraising and building your project.
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Want to join a passionate team of changemakers? Want to support neighborhood leaders nationwide in making positive change in their communities? We’re excited to announce that our Brooklyn office is hiring a Grants Manager and Development Associate. Help us spread the word! The deadline to apply is June 23rd!

See you around the neighborhood, 
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Erin Barnes
Co-Founder and Executive Director
P.S. Are you a resident, community group or non-profit organization with grant writing fatigue? Check out our feature on Strong Towns, Why you should consider crowdfunding your neighborhood project (instead of writing a grant).

APPLY NOW FOR FALL 2017 SPREP at Columbia University... Due: Septmeber 15, 2017

StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP)
Program Application

The State Pre-College Enrichment Program is an academic enrichment program designed for students who are seriously interested in pursuing a career in medicine or related STEM professions. Applicants must be New York residents who identify as underrepresented minority (e.g., Black, Hispanic, Native American, or Alaskan Native) or economically disadvantaged (see economic eligibility guidelines) students enrolled in grades 7 – 12. The long range objective of the program is to increase the number of underrepresented minority in healthcare and STEM professions. S-PREP offers enrichment courses and activities geared towards preparing students for success in math and science.

In addition to the rigorous academic schedule, the program offers college preparation and career development workshops, college counseling services, field trips and college tours. S-PREP demands that students attend consistently and give their best effort. Unexcused absences will not be permitted in the summer program. Failure to comply with such expectation may result in immediate dismissal from the program. Therefore, students who are heavily involved in other extracurricular activities or pre- college exam preparation courses should seriously consider whether or not they can commit to the program.

In addition, students are expected to maintain an 80% grade average in math and science. Students will be required to submit a copy of their report card to the program on a quarterly basis. Students enrolled in S-PREP are selected on the basis of character and academic merit that aligns with the eligibility criteria outlined below:  80% grade average, in math and science  A strong interest in medicine, research or STEM professions  The ability to commit to the course schedule and  A mature personality All Program Applications and Supplementary documents must be received by the following deadlines: Academic Year: September 15th Summer Semester: March 15th Mail your application and all supporting materials to: Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs 104 Haven Ave, Suite 1003 Attention: S-PREP New York, NY 10032 For more information, contact (212) 305-4157 or sprep-ps@cumc.columbia.edu The State Pre-College Enrichment Program is offered by the Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs at Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons and the New York State Education Department. 1 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application All information provided in this application is confidential. Please type or print legibly. Fill out all sections completely. If not applicable, please put N/A. Applications with missing information or signatures will not be reviewed.

PART I: APPLICATION Today’s date: Current Grade: Grade you will be entering in the fall: Print Name: First Middle Last Home Address: House No./Street Name/ Apt. No City/State/Zip Code Email Address: Home Phone #: Cell Phone: Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Gender: □ Male □ Female NY State Resident: □Yes □ No US Citizen: □Yes □ No Permanent Resident (if applicable): □Yes □ No Ethnicity1 : (Check one) □ African American/Black* □ Hispanic/ Latino (specify): □ American Indian/ Alaska Native □ Other (specify)**: * Includesstudentsfrom Africa and the Caribbean. ** If you checked “other”, please refer to Appendix Guidelines for Student Eligibility to determine if you are economically disadvantaged. If you do not provide financial documentation as required byNew York State, your application will not be accepted. 1 For the purpose of STEP, minorities historically underrepresented in the scientific, technical, health related and licensed professionals include residents of New York who are Black or African American, American Indian, Alaska Native, or Hispanic/Latino. PERSONAL INFORMATION 2 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application School: Address: Guidance Counselor: Phone #: NYSSIS*: Expected Graduation Date: *New York State Student Identification Number (ie. OSIS #/ Student ID #) If you do not know this number please contact your school. What Math and Science courses will you be taking this upcoming Fall Semester? Please provide course name/number and indicate if it is a Non Regent (NR), Regent (R), or Advance Placement (AP) course. MATH COURSES SCIENCE COURSES Please list awards received in middle and/or high school: ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Please list your extracurricular activities (school, community, church, involvement in other programs) ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ How did you hear about S-PREP? Check all that apply: □ Recruitment Fair □Counselor □Email □Family/Friend/Colleague: __________ □Website □Teacher □Other (specify): ACADEMIC DATA Standardized Test Scores: Write NYT for any tests “Not Yet Taken” PSAT Reading: ________________ PSAT Math: ___________________ Date Taken: _____________ SAT Reading: _________________ SAT Math: _____________________ Date Taken: _____________ SAT II (Subject): _________________ SAT II Score: ___________________ Date Taken: _____________ ACT Math: ______ ACT Reading: ______ ACT English: _____ ACT Science:_____ Date Taken: _____________ 3 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application Please note that if you checked “other” for ethnicity you must fill out the portion below and provide verification as outlined in the appendix (pg. 9). Annual Income: $ Total # of People in Household: Source of Income: □ Employment □ Unemployment □Social Service □Social Security □Other: Student Resides with: □ Mother & Father □Mother □Father □Other: GUARDIAN I: □ Mother □Father □Other: Guardian Name: Phone #: Home Address: Email: Work #: GUARDIAN II: □ Mother □Father □Other: Guardian Name: Phone #: Home Address: Email: Work #: PART II: ESSAY PART III: OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT & REPORT CARD Please include a copy of BOTH your official transcript and most recent report which includes your most recent class grades. PART IV: LETTERS OF RECCOMENDATION Two (2) letters of recommendation must be submitted with the application. The letters should be from a math teacher, science teacher and your counselor. Please provide your recommendations with the forms included with this application. HOUSEHOLD INCOME FAMILY DATA Prompt: On a separate page, type an essay of max 500 words on “Why I Believe I Would Be a Good Candidate for the SPREP Program”. Include a discussion about your expectations of the program, what you plan to contribute to the program and your short and long term career goals. Sign your name at the end of the essay. 4 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application PART IV: TEACHER/COUNSELOR LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION S-PREP is a rigorous program designed for minority and economically disadvantaged middle and high school students who are seriously interested in pursuing a career in medicine or health related profession. Please fill out this form and make additional comments about the student’s potential. Most helpful are specific examples evidencing the student’s personal and academic achievements. Check here if you would like your comments to be kept confidential: □ Student’s Name: ___________________________________________ Poor Fair Good Excellent Academic Performance ……………………………………………………………… Academic Potential…………………………………………………………………… Character and Maturity……………………………………………………………….. Enthusiasm and Initiative…………………………………………………………….. Work Ethic……………………………………………………………………………. Why do you believe that this student is a good candidate for S-PREP? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ What can this student contribute to the program? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ How do you think this student will benefit from the program? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Summary Evaluation Please use other side for additional comments if needed. I do not recommend this applicant for admission to your program. I believe that the applicant is marginally qualified for your program, but has potential. I recommend this applicant for admission to your program. I strongly recommend this applicant for admission to your program. Signature: _____________________________________________ Date: _________________________________ Name: ________________________________________________ School: ________________________________ Title and department: ______________________________________ Telephone: (______) __________________ Mail this form directly to the Program Administrators at the address below: Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs Attention: S-PREP 104 Haven Ave Suite 1003 ● New York, NY, 10032 5 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application PART IV: TEACHER/COUNSELOR LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION S-PREP is a rigorous program designed for minority and economically disadvantaged middle and high school students who are seriously interested in pursuing a career in medicine or health related profession. Please fill out this form and make additional comments about the student’s potential. Most helpful are specific examples evidencing the student’s personal and academic achievements. Check here if you would like your comments to be kept confidential: □ Student’s Name: ___________________________________________ Poor Fair Good Excellent Academic Performance ……………………………………………………………… Academic Potential…………………………………………………………………… Character and Maturity……………………………………………………………….. Enthusiasm and Initiative…………………………………………………………….. Work Ethic……………………………………………………………………………. Why do you believe that this student is a good candidate for S-PREP? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ What can this student contribute to the program? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ How do you think this student will benefit from the program? __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Summary Evaluation Please use other side for additional comments if needed. I do not recommend this applicant for admission to your program. I believe that the applicant is marginally qualified for your program, but has potential. I recommend this applicant for admission to your program. I strongly recommend this applicant for admission to your program. Signature: _____________________________________________ Date: _________________________________ Name: ________________________________________________ School: ________________________________ Title and department: ______________________________________ Telephone: (______) __________________ Mail this form directly to the Program Administrators at the address below: Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs Attention: S-PREP 104 Haven Ave Suite 1003 ● New York, NY, 10032 6 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application PART V: PARENT/GUARDIAN MEDIA CONSENT FORM (Publications, Video, Internet, Local Media, and Use of Personal Information) SPREP students are sometimes asked to be part of our program publicity, publications and/or public relations activities. To ensure student privacy and agreement for your child to participate, please sign the consent below for each child participating in the program. Your signature indicates approval or denial for the student’s name, picture, written work, voice, verbal statement or portraits (video or still) to appear in our newspaper, videos or on our department websites. Parent/ Guardian understand and agree that: • Consent and release may be changed at any time by parent/guardian completing a new consent form. • Photos, video orstudentsstatements may be used in subsequent years. • Thisform will be kept in the student’stemporary record. • School report cards, transcripts,standardized testing scores may be collected on your behalf. • Student name and contact information may be shared with other STEP/CSTEP Programs and college/universityadmissionsoffices. Note: all information will be kept confidential YES, I give my consent to the above. NO, I do not give my consent to the above. StudentName: Parent/Guardian Name (PleasePrint): Parent /Guardian Signature: Date: 7 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application APPLICATION CHECKLIST Only complete applications will be reviewed. To ensure that your application is complete, please make sure you have included the following materials: □ PART I: Complete Application Form (Pgs. 1 - 3) □ PART II: Essay □ PART III: Official Transcript and Report Card □ PART IV: Two (2) Letters of recommendation from a science teacher, a math teacher or a Guidance Counselor □ PART V: Parent’s/Guardian Consent Form- Publication, Video, Internet, Local Media, and Use of Personal Information □ Financial Documentation- Only for applicants who do not meet the race/ethnicity criteria, see Financial Guidelines attached (pgs. 8-9) □ Awards, Certificates, Honors Received (Optional) Please make sure to keep a copy of your application in case it gets lost in transit. MAIL YOUR COMPLETED APPLICATION PACKET TO: Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs Attention: S-PREP 104 Haven Ave, Suite 1003 New York, NY 10032 Applications must be received by: Academic Year: September 15th Summer Semester: March 15th Should you have questions or concerns regarding the application process, please contact the S-PREP Program at (212) 305-4157 or sprep-ps@cumc.columbia.edu. 8 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application APPENDIX: GUIDELINES FOR STUDENT ELIGIBILITY The Science and Technology Entry Program is designed for students attending secondary school (grades 7-12) in New York State who are either minorities historically underrepresented in the scientific, technical, health related and licensed professions, or economically disadvantaged as defined below. For the purpose of STEP, minorities historically underrepresented in the scientific, technical, health related and licensed professions include residents of New York State who are African American, American Indian/ Alaska Native or Hispanic. If you are economically disadvantaged, you may be eligible for STEP. Please refer to the guidelines below and provide the required documentation. For the purpose of STEP, a student is considered a New York State resident if he or she resides in New York State and has lived in New York State for the last two terms of school prior to entry into the STEP Program, or has resided in New York State for at least 12 months immediately preceding the first term for which he or she is seeking participation in the STEP Program. The economic eligibility standards set forth in this Appendix apply only at the time of application to the Science and Technology Entry Program. Once admitted, a participant may continue to receive services, even if the family income rises above the current eligibility standards. 1. Economic Eligibility Criteria for First-Time Students A student is considered economically disadvantaged if he or she is a member of: • a household supported by one parent if dependent, by the student or by a spouse if independent, whose total annual income is not more than the applicable amount listed in the table below; or • a household supported solely by one member thereof who works for two or more employers with a total annual income which does not exceed the applicable amount set forth in the following table by more than $1,800; or • a household supported by more than one worker (parents if dependent, student and spouse if independent) in which the total annual income does not exceed the applicable amount listed in the table below by more than $4,800; or • a household supported by one worker (parent if dependent, student if independent) who is the sole support of a one-parent family in which the total annual income does not exceed the applicable amount listed in the table below by more than $4,800. • Beginning with the 2012-13 year all add-on allowances were discontinued. Eligibility determination should be based on figures listed on the income chart below. The number of members of a household shall be determined by ascertaining the number of individuals living in the student’s residence who are economically dependent on the income supporting the student. For students first entering the Program between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010: Income Eligibility Criteria 2013-14 through 2015-16 Number in Household Dependent on Income 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-2017 1 $ 21,257 $ 21,590 $ 21,755 $ 21,978 2 $ 28,694 $ 29,101 $ 29,471 $ 29,637 3 $ 36,131 $ 36,612 $ 37,167 $ 37,296 4 $ 43,568 $ 44,123 $ 44,863 $ 44,955 5 $ 51,005 $ 51,634 $ 52,559 $ 52,614 6 $ 58,442 $ 59,145 $ 60,255 $ 60,273 7 $ 65,879 $ 66,656 $ 67,951 $ 67,951 9 StatePre-CollegeEnrichmentProgram(S-PREP) Program Application Exceptions Reference to the household income scale need not be made if the student falls into one of the following categories and documentation is available: a . The student’s family is the recipient of: (1) Family Assistance Program Aid, or (2) Safety Net Assistance through the New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, or a county Department of Social Services, or (3) family day care payments through the New York State Office of Children and Family Services Assistance, or a county Department of Social Services. b . The student is a ward of the State or a county. 2. Documentation Please provide only one of the following documents. The following shall be acceptable documentation of economic eligibility: a. Documentation of all income, earned dividends and interest: a signed copy of appropriate year’s tax returns (IRS Forms 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ, or 4506). b. Documentation of a sole worker’s income from two or more employers: W2’s for the appropriate year or similar documentation acceptable to the Commissioner. c. Documentation of no income: a copy of IRS Form 4506 which has been filed by the student or family with the Internal Revenue Service or a copy of IRS Letter 1722 indicating that the student or parent did not file a return. d. Documentation of pension, annuity, or unemployment benefits: letter from the applicable agency showing appropriate year’s total award (if not reported on IRS Forms 1040, 1040A, 1040EZ or 1099). e. Documentation of Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, or Veterans Administration noneducational benefits: a letter from the applicable agency showing applicable year’s total award for each member of the household, including Medicare premiums or IRS Form 1099 for each member of the household. f. Documentation of Social Services payments: verification from a branch of the State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, Office of Children and Family Services Assistance, or a county department of Social Services showing year that benefits were received and names of recipients including the applicant. g. Documentation of child support and/or alimony: a court order, affidavit. h. Documentation of additional members in household: birth certificates, marriage certificates, 3rd party verification, or similar documentation acceptable to the Commissioner, along with proof of income or lack of income for each such member. i. Documentation of zero household contribution: the needs analysis output form from one of the United States Department of Education.

JUNE 2017 Inwood Canoe Club (http://www.inwoodcanoenyc.org) would like to take out 3-4 groups of 10-15 young people for a few small excursions locally on the Hudson...

Inwood Canoe Club 
would like to take out 3-4 groups of 10-15 young people for a few small excursions locally on the Hudson!

This could take place on a couple afternoons after school in June, or maybe a Saturday...

Interested WHEELS class of 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 students should see Ms. MacNeil in room 420 ASAP. 


JUNE 2017 Teen Open Mic Word Up Community Bookshop Friday, June 9th 6pm-8pm 2113 Amsterdam Avenue

Hi Everyone, 

It has been such a good run this school year! Kuddos to all the young poets who have blessed the mic at Word in the Heights this school year! As the school year comes to a close we want to send a special invitation to join us this coming Friday to celebrate the last show of the school year. No worries we will be back to the fullest in September. Also stay tuned for some programs.

Teen Open Mic
Word Up Community Bookshop
Friday, June 9th 
6pm-8pm
2113 Amsterdam Avenue

Check us out on twitter @ wordheights to stay connected.