Offerings
- Dance: Grades Pre-K-2: 21 sessions; original curriculum materials; monthly teacher planning sessions; TA-led workshops for classroom teachers; student performances; attendance at professional dance performances at 92nd Street Y.
- Chorus: Grades K-5: 21 sessions; original curriculum materials; monthly planning sessions; TA-led workshops for classroom teachers; student performances; attendance at choral concert at 92nd Street Y.
- Theatermakers Workshop: Grade 4: 48 sessions; original curriculum materials; monthly planning sessions; TA-led workshops for classroom teachers; attendance at in-school and outside theater performances; student performances.
- Ceramics: Grades K-5: 20 sessions; original curriculum materials; monthly teacher planning sessions; TA-led workshops for classroom teachers; sharing and showcasing of student work.
- Guitar: Grade 5: 24 sessions; original curriculum materials; teacher planning sessions; student performances.
- Parents as Arts Partners (PAAP), for parents of dance students: Dance workshops for parents; regular planning and assessment meetings; PAAP performance; outside dance company performance and post-performance workshop.
Participating SPP Schools
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- River East Elementary School (East Harlem)
- P.S. 41 (Bronx)
- P.S. 57 (East Harlem, Manhattan)
- P.S. 96 (East Harlem, Manhattan)
- P.S. 146 (East Harlem, Manhattan)
- P.S./M.S. 278 (Inwood, Manhattan)
- P.S. 151 The Yorkville Community School (Manahttan)
Questions
For more information, call 212.415.5576 or 212.415.5748 / email.
92Y’s Schools Partnership Program receives major funding from The Herman Lissner Foundation; the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs; John and Fred Klingenstein Fund; the MetLife Foundation Partners in Arts Education Program, funded by MetLife Foundation and administered by the National Guild for Community Arts Education; and the New York City Department of Youth and Community Development and the New York City Council.
Additional support is provided by the New York State Council on the Arts, a state agency; Epstein Teicher Philanthropies; The Edmond de Rothschild Foundation; Con Edison; the Adolph and Ruth Schnurmacher Foundation, Inc.; the Louis and Virginia Clemente Foundation, Inc.; the Kinder Morgan Foundation; and the Center for Arts Education, among others.
