Many people may not have ever heard of Morir Soñando. Well, Morir Soñando is a traditional Dominican beverage, that literally translates to “die dreaming”. It […]
CSSJ HAVE THEIR 2ND ANNUAL FORUM
On May 15th, Community School for Social Justice had its second annual forum the multipurpose room, hosted by New York Edge (NYE) members: Ashley, Craig, […]
Seniors take over Bowlero
On Friday May 2nd, seniors and their family group teachers took a trip to Bowlero on a school bus to go bowling. Bowling is an […]
Best Console Video Games (May 2025)
The top 3 video games right now are 1. Roblox, 2. Fortnite, 3. Call of Duty: Warzone. Over the years, these games have taken over […]
Perfect Attendance Pays Off: Climbing to Success
“Keep going, Donovan!,” my friends, Zeph and Jacob yelled. I was hanging on for dear life, tired and exhausted, 60 feet in the air. They […]
The True Issue of Homelessness in New York City
Homelessness is an important issue that we need to focus on. This is a critical situation happening in New York with minimal laws and rights […]
Pollution And Litter Must Come To A Stop Now! | A Stump Speech
Every year in Jason’s Government class, senior write political stump speeches. This is one about pollution. Greetings to you my fellow classmates! I am here […]
Frames of Change: The Impact of BDC on Bronx Communities
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 […]