Our summer session is underway. Although only a few weeks separated the end of our main school year and the start of our summer session, students have expressed their excitement about returning. Needless to say, this has made for an auspicious start to our July work together.
Read MoreAnother great football season just concluded at Stevenson!
Read MoreFor Bennington College first-year student Ollie Silverthorne, three years at Stevenson laid the foundation for a richly developing college experience.
Read MoreFor Persephone, a Stevenson senior, performance has been an integral part of her high school experience. The latest chapter in Persephone's performance journey occurred in late March when she performed at the All City Storytelling Slam run by The Moth.
Read MoreStevenson’s Director of External Affairs and Program Innovation, Jerry Pavlon-Blum, was a featured guest on a two-part episode of The Curious Incident Podcast, hosted by NYC Special Education Attorney Adam Dayan, Founder of Law Offices of Adam Dayan, PLLC.
Read MoreOn June 1st, Stevenson hosted Hastings Law Professor Matt Coles, and invite all interested students schoolwide to keep company with this leading legal scholar and practitioner on issues of human and civil rights.
Read MoreThank you to everyone who helped make Happy Together a sold-out success! Visit the Benefit webpage to see photos.
Read MoreOur Speaker Series concluded on May 12th with Dr. Stan Royzman discussing Neurodiversity and Mental Health.
Read MoreA Panel Discussion and Networking Opportunity May 9th at 6:30pm
View the flyer for more information.
Read MoreVolleyball is the newest addition to Stevenson’s Athletic Program.
Read MoreAt the end of March, Stevenson faculty and students teamed up for a friendly basketball game. Since the teams were mixed, both students and faculty were victorious!
Read MoreOn a sunny Tuesday morning in March, Stevenson students headed out to the 6th Street Community Center to prepare meals for those who are suffering from food insecurity here in NYC.
Read MoreOn an unseasonably warm day, Theatre class headed outside to Central Park to perform in the fresh air!
Read MoreClick here to read NEW(S) @ STEVENSON
March 2022, Vol. VII
Alumni Ascending, Academics and Enrichment, and More!
Read MoreCindy Ricot is passionate about making sure that representation takes place in her classroom. In her Diversity in Literature course, she looks at literature through a unique lens, focusing each quarter on the experiences of different people and how those experiences are portrayed in literature, such as Hispanic, African, Middle Eastern, and East Asian literature.
Read MoreLooking back to its origins, Black History Month brings us over a century of promoting awareness, boosting understanding, and inspiring celebration. While such work is to be a year-round pursuit, the dedicated month is, at its core, a charge to us all to learn more. During this year’s Black History Month, I have decided to share a piece of history relevant to all of us thinking about learning and schools, followed by one specific experience underway at Stevenson.
Read MoreWhen Stevenson’s student athletes walked into the basketball gym for the first time since February 2020, despite any stresses in their lives, they were there to uphold the values of the team.
Read MoreSpecial Topic Update from the Counseling Center
Radical acceptance is a distress tolerance skill.
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