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Our educational philosophy is rooted in relationships and empowers children to integrate who they are with what they learn.
LEARN MOREStep into our classrooms and experience the excitement of our dynamic and diverse community!
Innovative classes designed to deepen students’ thinking, inspire new passions, and nurture their growth.
COME LOOK!A mixed media mural, representing individuals within our community and throughout history, who have transcended boundaries of their time.
watch VIDEOWe celebrate the beauty, power, and ingenuity of Black individuals who have propelled culture forward, enriching our society and the world.
WATCH DEAR NINASongs and stories, twisting and shouts, rhythms and baking, shoots and ramps, giggles and more. 90-minute morning and afternoon classes available.
COME HAVE FUN!At Studio, Black voices will be heard and valued, uplifted and supported. We are committed to actively engage our staff in developing their awareness and understanding of racial biases in America that invariably present themselves in the classroom. We fully support our Black staff, students, families, and all members of our community.
"What happens inside the walls of a classroom at Studio, or even during a Zoom call, goes beyond the surface; it shapes how children see themselves and the world. It’s not about working towards an external goal, but instead discovering who you are and what drives you. It’s about helping children come home to themselves and feel empowered to create the world they want to live in."
—Teacher
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LEARN MOREFALL OF 2020
Our Task Team has carefully crafted a plan with great care for the health and well-being of our entire community. Studio’s reopening will be tailored and managed with slow and careful consideration and a modified, abbreviated schedule. To accomplish this, we will have a prolonged phase-in period.
“We are writing to express how grateful we are, in these unsure and difficult times, for the strong and committed community of parents, staff and students we have created together at the Studio School.”
“Studio offered the perfect balance of academic rigor, intellectual stimulation, and individual attention. Our son was held in the loving arms of a community that allowed him to appreciate himself.”
—Parent
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LEARN MORE“We do not inherit the Earth from our Ancestors, we borrow it from our Children.”
–Chief Seattle
“Listening and acknowledgement bridges empathy,
and with empathy we learn how to be more human.”
—Studio School Teacher
LEARN MORETHANKSGIVING 2020
A collective mural, created by our elementary and middle school students, creating a symbolic feast together.
Our middle school students have launched an initiative to write a Children’s Bill of Rights, to share with change-makers in our city, ensuring all children are protected and cared for.
YOUR LEGACY CONTINUES.”
“Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in the world.”
–Francis P. Church
Welcome the New Year, 2021, with hope, light, and promise. Let us celebrate the curiosity of every child.
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only LIGHT can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only LOVE can do that.”
– Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Working together, we become closer to his dream of creating a just and equitable world for all.
Reflections from our middle school students
on James Baldwin’s Go Tell It On The Mountain.
THE MULTICULTURAL FESTIVAL
March 3, 2021 - March 5, 2021
STUDIO’S 49TH ANNUAL eGALA, MAY 13
Congratulations on an incredible evening! Our community continues to shine bright.
2020 - 2021
Our Task Team carefully crafted a plan with care for the health and well-being of our entire community. Life and laughter have filled our building again!
Our action-packed, outdoor summer program for students ages 2-13. It will be an unforgettable summer of nature, art, and creative exploration!
SIGN UP!OCA New York, a civil rights organization, hosted the competition to combat hate crimes through art.
LEARN MOREAn original play by our middle school students about three groups of New Yorkers finding ways to connect in a year of disconnection.
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