The Bronx Documentary Center (BDC) is a non-profit gallery organization in the South Bronx to help students develop their visual storytelling skills and critical social […]
How to Fake Knowing What’s Going on in Class (and Still Look Smart)
We’ve all been there: the teacher asks a question, and your brain just shuts down. But don’t panic! With a few simple tricks, you can […]
ICE in NYC: Immigration, Policy, and Community Perspectives
Eric Adams started destroying the city’s sanctuary status. One third of the Bronxites, 483,000 people, were born outside the United States. New York City has […]
Beyond the Beat: The Vision and Future of the Hip Hop Museum
The Hip Hop Museum was founded in 2015. The mission behind the museum is for hip hop to live on forever. The global influence of […]
Community In Action: How CSSJ Lives Up To Its Name
CSSJ is not new to community service. We love giving back to our community, it’s in the name! We have an upcoming community service event […]
Why Going to the Gym is Good for Students
As a student, it’s easy to forget about staying active with all the schoolwork and other responsibilities. But going to the gym can actually be […]
Unforgettable Senior Journey: CSSJ Class of 2025 Redefines The Senior Trip
As the high school journey comes to an end for our seniors, CSSJ has many fun activities planned. The same activities that you will see […]
Ramadan Traditions: Fasting, Prayer, and Celebration
Ramadan is a holy month for the Muslims celebrated once a year in the Islamic calendar. It could be 29 or 30 days based on […]
Empowering Teens: Recognizing and Preventing Dating Violence
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month was a national effort to raise awareness of teen dating violence. 33% of women get sexually, physically and verbally abused, […]
Dungeons and Dragons Club: “Pick Your Poison!”
Community School For Social Justice has opened students to join the gratifying and amusing club of Dungeons and Dragons hosted by 11th grade history educator: […]