Do you want to learn more about recycling? Check out this short video about a different way to think about recycling: Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Third graders at Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship just finished their first science unit. While studying Matter, students in class 3-337 practiced new vocabulary by making science words. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
A special event at Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship was photographed and featured as a Wall Street Journal Photo of the Week. Here is the special picture picture taken while NY1 visited our school to learn about Play Rugby USA: Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Last week’s Books, Blankets and Sleepers event was an overwhelming success! Thank you to everyone who came out to read and support our school. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Third graders at Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship visited the Sony Technology Lab. They created ID cards, read the news on camera and interacted with all different types of technology. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship is no place for bullying. A school wide assembly was held last week to discuss the consequences of bullying. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
The staff at Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship celebrate Lee National Denim Day. Faculty members donated money for Breast Cancer Research and showed their support by wearing pink. Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Latino Heritage Celebration Friday, October 28th @ 11AM If you need any further information, please contact Ms. Alcantara, Parent Coordinator at 212.534.9580 ext. 133 Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
Pumpkin Patch Sale Monday, October 24th – Saturday October 29th from 11AM to 1PM Share on Facebook Tweet This Post
From fourth grade reporter Bridget: These are our classroom plants. We are growing vegetables. Two of the plants are tomatoes and the other two plants are pepper plants. We use worm tea from our compost bin to water them. Our classroom plants were small at the beginning. Every day they grow bigger and bigger and [...]