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Events
Sponsored, Supported and Promoted by Our Organization:
Staten Island Special-Needs Students’
Book, “Teen Tales”, Makes Its Debut at the New York Public Library
Tears
mixed with cheers at an awards ceremony on Monday at the Staten Island Library's St. George branch, where the new book can
be found both in hard copy and online. Starting March 15, it will also be posted online at this site.
Pictured Left Filmmaker, writer and Teaching Artist Victoria
Larimore Presents "Teen Tales" book to students, teachers, and library officials at award ceremony and book debut
celebration.
Read the full story in the New York Daily News
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At Long Last!
It's Here! The powerful rap anthem "Stand Strong", "the
Making of..." Video, originally developed, created, and recorded by some talented young students and
several professional guest performers at two of New York City's Special Education High Schools (Manhattan's 79M and Queen's 752Q) is
now, finally, available on video. With appropriate titles and credits.
by Michael J. Fressola / Staten Island
Advance WEThe
hit show, titled, appropriately enough, "SNAP!", was originally scheduled to close on May 16, but has been extended
thru Saturday May 30, 2009.
Click here for the full story and show details
RTW Goes to the Oscars!
The log line was "Witness the Resurrection of Mickey Rourke"
The night was February 22nd, 2009. The place: the Burns Court Cinemas 2009 Oscar Party, in Sarasota, Florida, organized and
hosted by the Sarasota Film Society, a non-profit film presentation organization.
News You Can Use: New Books
In a Mystery, there's always Adventure!
The Mystery of Journeys Crowne is finally revealed in a new Book.
Coming in 2009: "Playing for Change, Peace Through Music"
Both
the motion picture and the soundtrack CD:
With music and lyrics sung and played from the heart, in a way
that will reach out and touch your heart. And with voices... voices raised in a harmony that will
move your soul and lift your spirit.
Time
Warner Cable Television:
African Dance, Drums and Percussion Performance
The culminating performance of the Outside-of-Schooltime
(Afterschool Program) student group at PS 40Q in Jamaica, Queens,was televised twice on QPTV (Queens Public TV)
on the Cultural Caravan Show hosted by Louise Dente during the week of August 4th, 2008.
New York City's First Annual P.S. Arts Week: A Concert in the Park
On Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008, The Horan School (P79M), an Upper Manhattan High School for Students with Special Needs, in
creative partnership with the New York City non-profit arts organization, InCollaboration, Incorporated, widely known as the Readers Theatre Workshop, presented a number of the high school students, together with several guest
artists, in a Very Special Musical Presentation, a Concert in the Park, at the Park Amphitheater in Morris Garvey Park, in Upper Manhattan.
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