The Jaguar family’s Overnight Trip To Philadelphia!
May 2, 2023
During the Philadelphia trip, students had the opportunity to explore the city’s vibrancy and spend some quality time bonding over games at Dave and Busters.
Author: Ricky Alexander
Climate Justice Class visited Governors Island and Learned from GrowNYC
April 25, 2023
Exciting news! Our 9th-grade Climate Justice Class embarked on an adventurous journey to Governors Island where they had an amazing opportunity to learn from the @grownyc Teaching Garden.
Our Students And Staff Enjoyed The Broadway Musical Life Of Pi!
April 14, 2023
If you haven’t seen the Broadway musical Life of Pi yet, then you are missing out on an incredible experience! Our students and staff were blown away by this breathtaking production.
Representatives from VH1, Save the Music, and Primary Wave visited HSCJ.
April 5, 2023
Climate change has increasingly become a major concern not only for environmentalists but also for music industry leaders. It is our responsibility to act now to ensure that future generations will have access to a sustainable and vibrant world
The Climate Museum Trip
March 23, 2023
The experience at The Climate Museum will have a lasting impact on these bright minds, equipping and empowering them to champion and drive the climate justice movement forward.
Ice Skating Trip
February 17, 2023
The all-school Ice Skating Trip before mid-winter break! Strike a pose… the group shots on & off the ice! We feel lucky to have had such an amazing time at the World Ice Arena which really understands the importance of giving back to the community through educational initiatives.
Students Grow Food In Our Hydroponics Lab
February 10, 2023
for the HSCJ community from food grown in our Hydroponics Lab! Students picked and washed lettuce, clipped cucumbers from the vine and collected ripe tomatoes!
Our First Climate and Water Symposium
February 10, 2023
Today we hosted our first “Climate and Water Symposium” that focused on some of our core values such as equity and activism, and how these ideas impact both our climate and our water supply around the world! Big shoutout to the over 20 families that joined the event to watch presentations and ask questions of our students research findings & proposed solutions.