EDUCATION&YOUTH
21st Century Community Learning Center
Beacon 43
160 Beach 29th Street • New York, NY 11691
718.471.7875 FAX: 718.471.7884
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Provides educational enrichment, cultural enrichment, recreational activities, and leadership building activities to students aged 5-13 who attend P.S. 176 and P.S. 43 in Queens.
21st Century Community Learning Center
Beacon 176
120-45 235th Street • New York, NY 11411
718.528.1743 FAX: 718.978.6197
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Provides educational enrichment, cultural enrichment, recreational activities, and leadership building activities to students aged 5-13 who attend P.S. 176 and P.S. 43 in Queens.
Access GED Program
South Shore High School Educational Campus
6565 Flatlands Avenue • New York, NY 11236
718.968.1689
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Access GED supports students in earning their General Equivalency Diploma through a full-time program in partnership with the New York City Department of Education. Along with academic coursework, students participate in work-based internships, professional training, and college preparation programs, charting a path that will enable them to achieve long-term professional and educational goals.
Advantage After-School Program
Beacon 176
120-45 235th Street • New York, NY 11411
718.528.1743 FAX: 718.978.6197
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Enhances academic skills, strengthens emotional and social competencies, and expands awareness of vocational opportunities. Arts and crafts, homework help, and college clinic, are
examples of classes offered.
Advantage After-School Program
Beacon 43
160 Beach 29th Street • New York, NY 11691
718.471.7875 FAX: 718.471.7884
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Enhances academic skills, strengthens emotional and social competencies, and expands awareness of vocational opportunities. Arts and crafts, homework help, and college clinic, are examples of classes offered.
Beacon 176 Community Center
Public School 176
120-45 235th Street • New York, NY 11411
718.528.1743 FAX: 718.978.6197
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Provides a broad range of activities after-school, during the evenings, and on Saturdays for youth and their families in the Cambria Heights and Far Rockaway communities. Services include: educational and cultural enrichment; music and dance; organized sports and recreational activities; technology classes; and summer camp.
Beacon 43 Community Center
Public School 43
160 Beach 29th Street • New York, NY 11691
718.471.7875 FAX: 718.471.7884
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Provides a broad range of activities after-school, during the evenings, and on Saturdays for youth and their families in the Cambria Heights and Far Rockaway communities. Services include: educational and cultural enrichment; music and dance; organized sports and recreational activities; technology classes; and summer camp.
Bronx Lab School
800 East Gun Hill Road • New York, NY 10467
718.696.3700 FAX: 718.696.3730
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A rigorous college preparatory academy with mandatory after-school and summer curricula. Part of the New York City Department of Education Small School Initiative, F·E·G·S works in partnership with the Bronx Lab School to provide internships, after-school learning and social services.
Brooklyn Bridge Academy
South Shore High School Educational Campus
6565 Flatlands Avenue • New York, NY 11236
718.935.3478
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A small learning community for students who have faced various barriers in school and are behind academically. The school is part of the New York City Department of Education small school and transfer school initiative. As a founding partner, F·E·G·S works in partnership with the Brooklyn Bridge Academy to provide professional internships and career development, academic remediation, counseling, college preparation, arts and recreation and skill-building workshops.
Career Development Institute · CDI
412 East 147th Street, 4th Floor • New York, NY 10455
718.742.3499 FAX: 718.742.0352
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Vocational, employment exploration and work maturity skills offered for out-of-school, economically disadvantaged youth, ages 19-21. General office skills training through work-based learning, office technology courses and internships. Participants who satisfactorily complete an internship and occupational skills training are placed in an unsubsidized job, while supported by on-going job placement assistance, counseling, job readiness training, recreational
programming and youth development experiences. Pre-GED and GED classes offered.
Education and Youth Services · Administrative Offices
315 Hudson Street, 7th Floor • New York, NY 10013
212.366.8531 FAX: 212.366.8057
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F·E·G·S’s Education and Youth Services programs, which reach more than 6,000 youths annually, strive to offer young people creative and innovative solutions to address their educational, personal and employment needs. Services offered at F·E·G·S facilities as well as public schools in New York City and Long Island. F·E·G·S’s youth programs offer a supportive, enriching environment where youth and their families receive the services and support they need to succeed.
F·E·G·S SAAVI® · Students Advocating Against Violence Initiative
6900 Jericho Turnpike • Syosset, NY 11791
516.496.7550 FAX: 516.496.9156
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School-based violence prevention and education program – seeks to prevent or reduce violence among school-aged children, and those with learning disabilities. Trains school staff to reinforce and provide ongoing conflict resolution skill building. F·E·G·S SAAVI® is available on the Internet for professionals who receive training.
Learning to Work · LTW
Herbert Lehman High School
3000 E. Tremont Avenue • New York, NY 10461
718.904.4200 FAX: 718.904.4286
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Paired with the Young Adult Borough Center, (YABC), the LTW program provides subsidized internships in order to develop students' post-secondary opportunities through career exploration, work readiness training and professional internships.
Learning to Work · LTW
John F. Kennedy High School
99 Terrace View Avenue • New York, NY 10463
718.562.5500 FAX: 718.817.7630
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Paired with the Young Adult Borough Center, (YABC), the LTW program provides subsidized internships in order to develop students' post-secondary opportunities through career exploration, work readiness training and professional internships.
Learning to Work · LTW
South Shore High School Educational Campus
6565 Flatlands Avenue • New York, NY 11236
718.968.1689
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Paired with the Young Adult Borough Center, (YABC), the LTW program provides subsidized internships in order to develop students' post-secondary opportunities through career exploration, work readiness training and professional internships.
Out-of-School Time · OST
Beacon 43
160 Beach 29th Street • New York, NY 11691
718.471.7875 FAX: 718.471.7884
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After-school program for middle and high-school students in the Far Rockaway area, including educational enrichment, cultural enrichment, recreation, wellness, and leadership building activities.
The Academy
412 East 147th Street, 4th Floor • New York, NY 10455
718.742.3506 FAX: 718.742.0352
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The Academy serves youth transitioning out of foster care. Youth, referred from participating foster care agencies, participate in an integrated workforce development, academic and independent living curriculum aimed at preparing them as they transition into adulthood.
Tikvah Suicide Prevention/Education
6900 Jericho Turnpike • Syosset, NY 11791
516.496.7550 FAX: 516.496.9156
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Suicide prevention specialists offer prevention/intervention workshops to groups of teens, parents, and/or professionals. Participants learn how to recognize suicide warning signs, how to intervene and access community resources.
Workforce Investment Act · WIA · In-School Youth Employment
Bronx School for Law, Government, and Justice
244 East 163rd Street • New York, NY 10452
718.410.3430 Ext. 1320 FAX: 718.537.0751
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Provides career development, college exploration, academic remediation, and recreational activities for students aged 14-18 who attend the Bronx School for Law, Government, and Justice. The program encourages youth leadership and development through summer employment, internships, college visits, and tutoring services.
Workforce Investment Act · WIA · In-School Youth Employment
City As School High School
16 Clarkson Street • New York, NY 10014
212.337.6800 FAX: 212.337.6875
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Provides career development, college exploration, academic remediation, and recreational activities for students aged 14-18 who attend the Bronx School for Law, Government, and Justice. The program encourages youth leadership and development through summer employment, internships, college visits, and tutoring services.
Young Adult Borough Center (YABC) and Learning to Work
South Shore High School Educational Campus
6565 Flatlands Avenue • New York, NY 11236
718.968.1689
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An evening high school program operated in partnership with the New York City Department of Education, which enables students to take classes in the evening and participate during the day in work-based internships and college preparation programs. Designed for students who are behind on their credit accumulation, the programs support students in earning their high school diploma while they gain valuable, hands-on work experience.
Young Adult Borough Center . YABC
John F. Kennedy High School
99 Terrace View Avenue • New York, NY 10463
718.562.5500 FAX: 718.817.7630
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Alternative high school program that provides academic remediation, counseling, career development, college preparation, arts and recreation, and skill-building workshops to students at John F. Kennedy and Herbert Lehman High Schools who attend classes in the evening, in order to pursue professional internships and employment during the day. Graduates of the program earn a Regents high school diploma.
Young Adult Borough Center · YABC
Herbert Lehman High School
3000 E. Tremont Avenue • New York, NY 10461
718.904.4200 FAX: 718.904.4286
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Alternative high school program that provides academic remediation, counseling, career development, college preparation, arts and recreation, and skill-building workshops to students at John F. Kennedy and Herbert Lehman High Schools who attend classes in the evening, in order to pursue professional internships and employment during the day. Graduates of the program earn a Regents high school diploma.
Young Adult Borough Center · YABC
Washington Irving High School
40 Irving Place • New York, NY 10003
212.674.5000 Ext. 1155
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Alternative evening high school program that provides academic remediation, counseling, career development, college preparation, arts and recreation workshops to students at George Washington and Washington Irving High Schools, in order to pursue internships and daytime employment. Students earn a high school diploma.
Young Adult Borough Center · YABC
George Washington High School
549 Audobon Avenue • New York, NY 10040
212.927.1841 FAX: 212.781.7605
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Alternative evening high school program that provides academic remediation, counseling, career development, college preparation, arts and recreation workshops to students at George Washington and Washington Irving High Schools, in order to pursue internships and daytime employment. Students earn a high school diploma.