Current Grade 9 English Language Learners (ELLs) * are invited to attend Youth Voices: NYC Writing Project. A program designed for ELLs with a focus on reading, writing, and digital media. Youth Voices will connect students’ academic learning with their personal passions and wider concerns. This program does not award […]
Interested in a media arts career? In this exciting new course you will create a website about a social issue important to you while learning how to shoot video, take photos. edit in Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premiere! Metro cards and lunch provided! Earn 1 BCC college credit! July 5 […]
As of March 2016, the New York Board of Regents established new Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) requirements for all professional and Level III teaching assistant certificate holders. The New York City Writing Project is CTLE-approved. All programs and workshops provide CTLE hours that will contribute to teachers’ 100 […]
Once monthly, the New York City Writing Project celebrates the teacher-as-writer by publishing works of poetry and prose written by its teachers. If you are interested in submitting your work to NYCWP Voices, please read the submissions guidelines and submit your work by email to voices@nycwritingproject.org. Spun Nightmare for the […]
Once monthly, the New York City Writing Project celebrates the teacher-as-writer by publishing works of poetry and prose written by its teachers. If you are interested in submitting your work to NYCWP Voices, please read the submissions guidelines and submit your work by email to voices@nycwritingproject.org. Space The space between […]
Once monthly, the New York City Writing Project celebrates the teacher-as-writer by publishing works of poetry and prose written by its teachers. If you are interested in submitting your work to NYCWP Voices, please read the submissions guidelines and submit your work by email to voices@nycwritingproject.org. Schatzie’s -Naomi Person […]
KQED is asking “What issue are you interested in following through the first 100 days and why?” Read about the ways you can become active in the discussion through KQED and engage in the conversation. https://ww2.kqed.org/learning/2017/01/27/what-issue-will-you-follow-during-the-first-100-days/ The First 100 Days Blame President Franklin D. Roosevelt for getting so much […]
Registration for the New York City Writing Project’s 19th annual Teacher-to-Teacher Conference is open. Visit the registration website here.
