NYC 2 - Thursday, November 8 raising money for PS 277
November 8, 2018 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Supporters
- PwC Match from Colleen Farrell January 2019 $500.00
- Google Match from James Orr January 2019 $50.00
- PwC Match from Charlene Assam December 2018 $500.00
- PwC Match from David Ellam December 2018 $500.00
- PwC Match from Denise Velazquez December 2018 $500.00
- Market Credit from Nicolette Bozian October 2018 $1,135.00
- William Griggs Let's go team! November 2018 $1,000.00
- nabi niang Go 2 Legit 2 Split! Wins the prize for most original name... November 2018 $600.00
- nabi niang Go Awesome Bowlers! November 2018 $600.00
- Diana Weiss November 2018 $517.50
We are Raising Money for P.S. 277
Every $50 we raise will enable one student at PS 277 to receive JA programming, and every $1000 we raise will enable one class at PS 277 to receive JA programming. From personal finance to entrepreneurship, JA programs give kids the chance to develop the skills they need to become confident, savvy leaders in the real world. Funds raised in excess of school needs will support JA’s programming in neighboring low and moderate income schools in NYC and Long Island.
P.S. 277 is an elementary school located in Brooklyn. What's unique about PS 277 is their marine biology program. Children walk to a saltwater creek and observe sea plants and animal life.
Children receive a solid education and the school earns above-average test scores. Classroom instruction has an ordered, timeless quality. At the same time, the principal leads school-wide initiatives each year to improve. Past initiatives include problem-solving in math or to train teachers to ask meatier questions that make kids think hard.
Team-teaching classes mix children with disabilities into general education classes. There is also a class for children with special needs only.
$81,872.26
achieved
Stats about P.S. 227
- 52% of students are from lower income families on free or reduced price lunch
- 95% is the school's average daily attendance, which is above the citywide average
- 21% of students have disabilities
- 28% of students with disabilities scored 3-4 on the state math exam and 37% scored 3-4 on the state reading exam...both higher than the citywide average