Fannie Lou 10th graders visited the New York offices of WilmerHale, an internationally renowned law firm. Students met with partners and associates of the firm to discuss pathways to legal careers. Students also participated in several workshops designed to help refine their resumes and interviewing skills.
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Across the school, 9th and 10th-grade students transformed their classrooms into stages to perform Euripides' Medea.
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More than 45 colleges and universities came to Fannie Lou to meet with students and discuss the opportunities, majors, and experiences available at their institutions.
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The Night of Resistance is a celebration of immigrant identities. It is a direct response to the negative stereotypes and politicians that paint immigrants as criminals and invaders. We resist this narrative.
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FLHFHS has been included in the Christensen Institute's national Canopy Project. The Canopy identifies schools across the United States that are leaders in innovative approaches to student-centered learning. FLHFHS is one of only 9 schools in NYC to be awarded this identification.
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More than 160 Fannie Lou students participated in the Summer Youth Employment Program. Our students worked to create new media with Career Clue and Educational Video Center, to care for Concrete Plant Park with Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice, to explore environmental justice issues with Children's Aid to name just a few of the wonderful opportunities.
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27 Fannie Lou students successfully completed a 4-week, 2-course program at the NYU Excel Academy. They presented their work at a symposium at the beginning of August and are now engaged with a 2-week SAT preparation course.
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FLHFHS first CareerWiseNY apprenticeship cohort with their company swag from signing day. Please ask them about their experiences.
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Division110th graders spent the day at Children's Aid's Wagon Road Camp as part of their moving up celebration. 10th graders from each of the houses were broken up into groups and participated in a series of ice-breakers and adventure ropes courses. More importantly, they also engaged in an informational session hosted by upperclassmen.
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