Wierzymy, że regularne uczestnictwo uczniów New York Harbor w zajęciach pozalekcyjnych rozwija „całego ucznia” i przyniesie mu korzyści społeczne, emocjonalne, fizyczne i akademickie.
Kluby pozaszkolne + sport
Dzień ucznia szkoły portowej
nie zatrzymuje się na prom o 15:00. . .
Przed i po szkole to bardzo ekscytujący czas w New York Harbor School. Dowolnego dnia:
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Łodzie są budowane ręcznie z drewna i wodowane
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Mistrzostwa w koszykówce wygrane!
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Pierwszoklasiści, którzy nigdy nie byli w wodzie, ale marzą o nurkowaniu, zostają pływakami na całe życie.
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Kwiaty i warzywa kiełkują z kompostowanej ziemi.
Poprzez udział w zajęciach pozalekcyjnych uczniowie rozwijają charakter, zarządzanie środowiskiem, umiejętności zawodowe i życiowe. Atrybuty takie jak wiarygodność, szacunek, odpowiedzialność, uczciwość, troska oraz obywatelstwo stają się przedmiotem zainteresowania tych programów działań.
Przykładowe oferty. . .
Kluby i sporty zmieniają się zarówno co roku, jak i sezonowo. Nie wszystkie są oferowane w każdym semestrze. Studenci powinni wysłuchać ogłoszeń II semestru dotyczących targów informacyjnych i zapisać się, co zazwyczaj ma miejsce na przełomie września i stycznia.
Kluby spotykają się po szkole, chyba że zaznaczono inaczej. Dni i godziny mogą ulec zmianie, więc słuchaj ogłoszeń i czytaj ogłoszenia szkolne, aby otrzymywać regularne aktualizacje.
Basketball
Seasonal
Cooking
Girls Lead
Marine Engineering
Marine Engineering allows students to delve deeply into what it takes to maintain our fleet of vessels in safe and efficient operating condition.
Sailing
As members of US Sailing, the Interscholastic Sailing Association (ISSA), and through local sailing organizations such as Hudson River Community Sailing, Harbor School offers a sailing program of dinghy
Student Council
The Harbor School Student Council is the official student body government. The officers are elected by the students and represent the student body in consultations with school administration. The Council organizes multiple events throughout the year. The full Council meets weekly on Thursday mornings and committees meet as needed, typically on Tuesday mornings or after school.
Track
Youth Applied Maritime Studies
Boatbuilding
In afterschool boatbuilding students learn the basics of woodworking, shop safety, project planning and design while collaboratively building wooden craft for use in the school’s on-water programs. Students gain valuable skills in carpentry, tool usage, shop etiquette, teamwork, leadership, and project completion.
Future Farmers of America
Harbor Anglers
Moth Storytelling Club
Students experience what it is like to perform maintenance tasks such as oil changes, filter changes general vessel upkeep, troubleshoot real life mechanical and electrical issues come up with solutions and implement, maintain records, communicate in a professional manner and develop leadership skills.
Skateboarding
Student for Climate Action
Video Gaming
Cheerleading
GSA
Harbor Corps
Harbor Corps is a student leadership group whose members are drawn from all eight CTEs. They meet once a week to exchange information about their programs, plan collaborative events focused on harbor and estuary issues, and perform volunteer work for the Billion Oyster Project.
Restorative Justice
Social Studies Internship Program
Sustainability
Waterfront Club
The WaterfrontClub is a Inter Career and Technical peer leadership based program designed to maintain and operate the NYHS and BOP’s fleet of vessels, docks and waterfront facilities. Students enrolled in the program participate in a Scouting BSA Advancement Curriculum which awards achievements in a wide variety of maritime skills including: boat handling, safety, navigation, teamwork and leadership. Students participate with a year long commitment that includes work in the summer and on weekends. Student leadership positions are elected and faculty participate in an advisory capacity.
Chess Club
Garden, Wellness, Sustainability Club
Harbor Ironworks
Rowing
Rowing is the oldest and largest club at NY Harbor School. We learn seamanship, leadership, sportsmanship, navigation while rowing open water, traditionally built Whitehall Gigs in NY Harbor. We compete against other New England crews in 2 – 3 competitions a season and typically come home with first place awards. We row male, female and mixed crews.
Softball
Seasonal
Swimming Lessons & Practice
Winter Workouts
Winter Workouts is the largest after school club which boasts a roster of over 60 students. Students have the opportunity to learn the importance of physical fitness and living a healthy lifestyle. Students are challenged in a boot-camp style environment which consists of vigorous calisthenics, strength training, and muscle endurance training exercises. It also serves as a physical fitness club for the rowing team and for non-rowers with a focus on cardiorespiratory endurance training and muscle strength and endurance exercises
Compost Club
Girls Basketball
Magic the Gathering
SEALS
Harbor SEALS are the Sea, Estuary, Air, and Land (SEALs) Citizen Science Monitoring program at the New York Harbor School. Our purpose is to bring together Citizen Scientists to monitor the health of the Hudson River Estuary, educate the public, and create the conditions to help bring the harbor seal back to NYC. For, once the harbor seal accepts the NY Harbor again as part of its habitat, we will have made a positive difference in our environment.
Softball Skill Building
Tank Watch
Yearbook "The Tide"