StreetSquash x Mott Hall II Partnership off to a Great Start
Since the start of 2023, a plethora of new students have enrolled in StreetSquash, a large portion of them coming from Mott Hall II, a middle school located just over a mile from the SL Green StreetSquash Center.
Around 30 students from Mott Hall II... Two Ninth Graders Gaining Value with Columbia Pre-College Programs
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Hayato (left) & Awa (right)[/caption]
Two StreetSquash ninth graders are currently enrolled in rigorous pre-college academic courses at Columbia University, where each student attends a two-hour session once per week.
Awa S. is enrolled in a constitutional law course, while Hayato I. is...
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Hayato (left) & Awa (right)[/caption]
Two StreetSquash ninth graders are currently enrolled in rigorous pre-college academic courses at Columbia University, where each student attends a two-hour session once per week.
Awa S. is enrolled in a constitutional law course, while Hayato I. is... StreetSquash Junior ‘Thinks Like A Doctor’ at Columbia Pre-College Program
Junior Hayley Rosendo has watched a lot of true crime series and documentaries. The influence has been enough to inspire her to one day become a medical examiner. Earlier this year when StreetSquash Program Director Stefany Navarro said an application was available for a pre-college program... Two Students Offered Posse Scholarships
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Diene (left) will attend Franklin and Marshall on a Posse scholarship. Alassane (right) will attend Connecticut College on a Posse scholarship[/caption]
Two StreetSquash students were offered and plan to accept a scholarship from Posse, which will allow them to attend college...
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Diene (left) will attend Franklin and Marshall on a Posse scholarship. Alassane (right) will attend Connecticut College on a Posse scholarship[/caption]
Two StreetSquash students were offered and plan to accept a scholarship from Posse, which will allow them to attend college... 