SCHOOL PROGRAMS |
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| The Museum brings history to life in programs for school groups, grades Pre-K through 12. |
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT |
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| The Schwarz Center welcomes educators for workshops and open houses that enhance their teaching of New York City history. |
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NEIGHBORHOOD EXPLORERS |
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| A free afterschool program for 7th, 8th, and 9th graders to learn principles of urban planning and design while helping to revitalize the East Harlem community. |
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SATURDAY ACADEMY |
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| Students in grades 8 through 12 can explore special topics in American history and enroll in free SAT prep, in this program presented in partnership with the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. |
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NEW YORK CITY HISTORY DAY |
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| Middle and high school students undertake creative history research projects, culminating in the regional competition for National History Day. Find out how to get involved! |
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AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS |
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| An afterschool program focusing on theater and New York City history for individuals in High School.
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ONLINE COLLECTIONS PORTAL GUIDE FOR EDUCATORS |
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| Learn how to use the over 100,000 historic images available online in your classroom and with students. |
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SUPPORTERS |
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| Learn about the many generous donors whose support makes education programs at the Museum of the City of New York possible.
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