Listen below to New York Edge CEO, Rachael Gazdick, discuss the importance of afterschool programming with 1010 WINS.
Crain’s People on the Move
Listen below to New York Edge CEO, Rachael Gazdick, discuss the importance of afterschool programming with 1010 WINS.
The pioneering DJ and Rock The Bells have teamed up to benefit New York Edge, a non-profit that serves underprivileged students in NYC. [read more]
CEO Rachael Gazdick says New York Edge concentrated on providing a vast range of activities — arts and sports, chess and robotics, cooking and career readiness. A fair at the end of the program will highlight students’ achievements. [read more]
New York Edge, which runs after-school and summer programs, kicked off the program with a Read-a-thon. Authors and illustrators met virtually with students to talk about books on Thursday. [read more]
The New York City Department of Education has acknowledged how difficult the past year has been for students as they’ve navigated remote learning, discrepancies in access to technology, and the general uncertainty of learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. [read more]
In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, a local McDonald’s owner honored a Whitestone educator for New York Edge — the city’s largest provider of after-school programming — for her unwavering commitment to her students and their families, particularly amid the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Megan Basaldua, who teaches visual arts and literacy at P.S. 193, and her students were surprised on Wednesday, May 5, with McDonald’s meals from owner/operator Patrick Miller and Councilman Paul Vallone who joined in the celebration. [read more]
New York Edge, the city’s largest school-based after-school and summer provider, will be hosting a virtual job fair for paid summer camp counselor positions.
The Woodside-based organization is seeking candidates over the age of 18 to interview with recruiters with job opportunities available across all five boroughs. [read more]
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