Civil Rights icon Ruby Bridges was the first African-American student to integrate into a southern elementary school. She recently visited Gaynor to speak to students about her experience.
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Giving Public School Students a Boost: Gaynor’s Community Learning Center
The Community Learning Center improves reading comprehension and skills but for one student, it drastically changed the trajectory of her academic career. Learn more about her story.
Gaynor’s Science Curriculum Prepares Students for High School and Beyond
Gaynor’s science department is dedicated to fostering students’ interests in the sciences from an early age, and to preparing students for future academic work in science.
Tips for Graduates Post-Gaynor
After recently crossing the 100 day of school mark for the 2017-2018 academic year, it is important to realize that graduation is around the corner. Our placement office has helpful tips for future graduates to help them navigate the world post-Gaynor.
Go for the Gold! 2018 Reading Challenge Kicks off at Gaynor
Between the annual reading challenge and collection drive for Project Cicero, March is a book-filled month at Gaynor. Read more to find out how our community has been breaking records and spreading the joy of reading both inside and outside our walls.
Gaynor Shines at 2018 Gaynor Gala
On March 6, Pier Sixty at Chelsea Piers was transformed for Gaynor Gala 2018. The theme, “A Time to Shine,” highlighted the importance of, and Stephen Gaynor School’s commitment to, the performing arts.
Dare to Be Different(iated)
One of Gaynor’s core tenets is an individualized curriculum for each student. But did you know this means material can be differentiated down to a single question? Find out how different teachers approach this process and why it pays off when it comes to unlocking each child’s potential.
Stairway to Success: The Deeper Meaning Behind the EC Staircase
The intentional design of the Early Childhood (EC) facility teaches the youngest Gaynor students how to calmly, safely, and thoughtfully make the transition from home to school.
Ali Michael Speaks About Building Healthy Multiracial Communities
Dr. Ali Michael, Director of the Race Institute for K-12 Educators, spoke to the Gaynor community for a discussion titled, “Building Healthy Multiracial Communities: What Do White Children Need to Know About Race?” The talk was sponsored by the Parents’ Association Diversity & Inclusion Committee.
A Day Packed with Performing Arts at Gaynor
Performing arts is an integral part of Gaynor’s mission to unlock each child’s potential. In addition to the ways performing arts are integrated into the curriculum, there are often opportunities for student exposure to speakers and performances. On one recent day, dancers and singers from Ballet Hispanico, as well as Broadway actor Nathan Peck visited Gaynor to share some of their knowledge and talent.