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    11/21/09: Spanish exchange students arrive from the Colegio Jesus y Maria in Valladolid, Spain

    11/30/09: Ladders for Leaders Application Deadline

    1/8/10: The Metropolitan Museum of Art High School Internship Program Deadline

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Calling All Student-Athletes!

Posted by whitneybates on 20th November 2009

The Health Plus/NY1 Scholar Athlete program celebrates student athletes who successfully combine academics with athletics, and also find time for community service. The program, operated in conjunction with the New York City Department of Education, is open to any senior attending a New York City public high school. Selected students receive a $2,000 scholarship to the school they choose to attend in the fall. Anyone interested should come see Ms. Nardone.

Please click on the link below and read this short article.  NY1 gives scholarship money to PSAL student-athletes each week during the school year.  Scholar athletes must be nominated by the coach or athletic director.  It is very easy to do.  Please take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to assist our student-athletes.

http://ny1.com/1-all-boroughs-news-content/top_stories/?SecID=1000&ArID=62555

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Submit Your Work to the ONE Festival!

Posted by whitneybates on 19th November 2009

IMMEDIATE RELEASE

November 2009

The ONE Festival NOW ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS

New York — Teatro LA TEA and Caicedo Productions present the 5th annual The ONE Festival. This new exciting festival begins on April 5th through April 18th, 2010. Submissions are currently being accepted until February 28, 2009.

The ONE Festival will have a two-week theatrical run, with multi-talented playwrights and performing artists from all over the world. This annual event will showcase theatrical works from men and women of solo performances.

The ONE Festival will be accepting original non-published theatrical works, full length and shorts. Each work will perform at least two times during the festival. One of the theatrical works produced by the festival will receive $500 cash prize, plus a full theatrical production at Teatro LA TEA at The Clemente Soto Velez Cultural and Educational Center in NYC’s Lower East Side. The audience will be the judges by voting for their favorite play. Only finalists with 75 votes or more will qualify for the cash prize. The performance with the highest votes will be the ONE winner!

Submission requirements for “The ONE Festival” 2010:

$30-Full Length – Maximum 1hr, Minimum 45 minutes

$15-Short Length – Maximum 30 minutes or less

Please send submission fee with 1 copy of each of the following:

• Playwrights bio. Please include: name, address, telephone number and email

• Treatment of theatrical work

• Complete script of theatrical work, plus a 10 minute DVD “sample work”

• Actor/director/crew bios, if available

• Description of Set and Props

Deadline: Postmarked by Friday, February 28th, 2010

• Include SASE if you would like materials returned

Please send submissions and fees payable to Caicedo Productions or Teatro LA TEA (no drop-ins) to:

TEATRO LA TEA

P.O. Box 20673

New York, NY 10009

Attn: Veronica Caicedo

CAICEDO PRODUCTIONS

7304 5th Ave.

PMB 184

Brooklyn, NY 11209

For more information, please contact Veronica Caicedo at theonefestival@gmail.com

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How to Send Your Child to College

Posted by whitneybates on 17th November 2009

New York State Senator Bill Perkins Invites You To Participate In An Educational Forum

“How to Send Your Child to College”

Saturday, November 21, 2009

10:00 am until 2:00 pm

Wadleigh High School for the Visual and Performing Arts

215 West 114th Street, Auditorium

Between Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. and Frederick Douglas Boulevard

Expert Panelist * Break Out Sessions *Information Tables

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn firsthand how you can pay for your child’s college education. Financial Advisors will be on hand to tell you how you can cut the cost of higher education!

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Environmental Rally w/BSAN and ECO

Posted by whitneybates on 5th November 2009

Please Join the BHSEC Student Activist Network and the ECO Club at an Environmental Rally next Tuesday (the eve before Veterans Day)!

What: We will be rallying against hydraulic fracturing (a dangerous form of natural gas drilling) in New York State and sending the message to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation that the “Draft Supplement Generic Environmental Impact Statement” has not satisfactorily addressed the dangers of hydraulic fracturing.

When: Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
3:45 PM Meet in front of auditorium. We will take the train to Stuyvesant High School, the location of the event, in a group.
5 PM Rally & Press Conference
6:30 PM Department of Environmental Conservation Public Hearing

Never heard of hydraulic fracturing? You are especially welcomed to come along and find out about it!

RSVP to inkyfingers19@verizon.net

More info at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/scott-stringer/state-must-end-threat-to_b_345504.html
http://www.delawareriverkeeper.org/takeaction/urgent-action.asp?ID=79&cat=Water%20Quality%20Threat&subcat=Gas%20Drilling

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OH, SNAP! Young Powerful Voices at Work

Posted by whitneybates on 5th November 2009

Saturday, November 21, 2009
4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
El Taller
2710 Broadway @103rd Street

The Peace Poets, a community based arts collective from New York City, facilitate a two-hour spoken word workshop for teens. Right after the workshops! Participating youth will share their work with the public as part of El Museo’s spoken word series SPIC UP/SPEAK OUT!

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