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Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
Photos by Wan Park, Gavin Ray and Dominick Ramirez
On this Halloween, students and staff members at CSSJ celebrated Halloween for the first time officially with a custom fashion parade. Halloween was celebrated in such a unique fashion at CSSJ. Students and staff members who dressed up for the occasion wore outfits such as Ghostbuster, Little Red Riding Hood, the Grinch, a trash bag, the bunny from Space Jams, Angel costumes, and many, many more things. This year’s Halloween was uniquely different from the rest because people wearing costumes were walking through the hallways displaying their costumes and outfits. While other students and staff had voting ballots where they could choose who were wearing the best costume, the scariest costume, and the most creative. Surprisingly, Jamie, our principal, won the scariest costume award as the Yondr man. During the parade, students were cheering for their friends, peers, and staff while also enjoying themselves.
Walking around, I asked students what they thought about the parade and many of them enjoyed it and genuinely appreciated the efforts of all the staff making the parade happen in the first place, and also the people who dressed up in the parade. Sherry-Ann even gave away costumes for anyone who wanted to participate in the parade but did not have one. Overall, students enjoyed their experience at the parade, and staff had fun as well.
On May 22nd of 2025, students from the Community School of Social Justice’s Green Team took the journey to go to Governors Island. Students from various NYC high schools also took their Green Team representatives to participate in many activities and presentations on how to make your school’s environment healthy again. This year, CSSJ’s sustainability […]
A long line of students has started appearing this year, by the bathroom. There is a new bathroom policy affecting not only Health Opportunities High School (HOP), which was the school that was intended for, but also Community School for Social Justice (CSSJ), according to anonymous sources. This policy requires a lot of patience on […]
At the Community School for Social Justice (CSSJ), students go to play and paint during lunchtime at the library. They also use the computers and spend their entire lunch break there. The students talk with their friends and sometimes play games like Jenga , Doctor, and Sorry! They also play Connect 4. They use the […]