Bronx Community has been featured in several community newspapers. Read articles about the school in the Riverdale Press, the Norwood News, and the Bronx Times.
The websites for these community newspapers contain excellent information about the Bronx. The stories and descriptions of local organizations, events, political issues and community members paint a complex and rich picture of life in the Bronx.
In April, The New York Sun ran an article about charter school student recruitment that featured BxC.
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Everyday, students at BxC work with materials, ask questions, gather information, look for answers, share ideas, and explore their world. Instruction takes place in a workshop setting that includes independent work time along with whole group, small group and individual instruction. The BxC curriculum includes Reading and Writing Workshop, word study, constructivist math, inquiry-based science, project-based social studies, visual and performing arts.
At BxC, students learn to be critical thinkers and problem solvers, working together to improve their world. Children spend time learning about their community. Together, students and teachers plan and carry out community action projects that connect curriculum to the realities of life beyond their classroom. Students learn how to create change and become advocates for themselves and their neighborhoods.
BxC Street Tree Blog
BxC students are caring for the street trees in front of our building. Staff and families are caring for street trees on their home blocks. Visit our street tree blog to learn more about our stewardship work!
http://www.bxcstreettrees/blogspot.com
http://www.bxcstreettrees/blogspot.com
Donate to Bronx Community
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Bronx Community Charter School
Register at OneCause and then begin all of your on-line shopping from their homepage to earn money for BxC with every purchase you make at hundreds of on-line stores--with no cost to you!
From Toys R' Us to Home Depot to Old Navy there are hundreds of participating merchants. Join today...and then tell everyone you know!
Shop Now to SupportBronx Community Charter School
Learning at Bronx Community
Everyday, students at BxC work with materials, ask questions, gather information, look for answers, share ideas, and explore their world. Instruction takes place in a workshop setting that includes independent work time along with whole group, small group and individual instruction. The BxC curriculum includes Reading and Writing Workshop, word study, constructivist math, inquiry-based science, project-based social studies, visual and performing arts.
At BxC, students learn to be critical thinkers and problem solvers, working together to improve their world. Children spend time learning about their community. Together, students and teachers plan and carry out community action projects that connect curriculum to the realities of life beyond their classroom. Students learn how to create change and become advocates for themselves and their neighborhoods.
Become a BxC Teacher
BxC is currently hiring novice and veteran teachers for the 2009-2010 school year.
Interested candidates should e-mail a resume and thoughtful cover letter to the Co-Directors.
Interested candidates should e-mail a resume and thoughtful cover letter to the Co-Directors.
Contact Us
Martha Andrews, Co-Director
Sasha Wilson, Co-Director
718.584.1400
2348 Webster Avenue
Bronx, NY 10458
bronxcommunity@gmail.com
Sasha Wilson, Co-Director
718.584.1400
2348 Webster Avenue
Bronx, NY 10458
bronxcommunity@gmail.com
Mission
Bronx Community Charter School is a small learning community founded on the principle that children learn best when they are active participants in their own learning. Our students raise questions about the world around them, engage with a wide range of materials, and learn through their interactions with each other and all of the adults in the school community. Children learn to use their minds well, cultivating strong intellectual habits and skills to become self-directed learners with clear passions and ambitions. Teachers know children deeply and develop powerful curriculum to meet the needs and interests of their students. All members of our school community are committed to making thoughtful choices, advancing democratic values, and effecting change in the broader community.
Founding Team
- Martha Andrews
- Sasha Wilson
- Kendra Sibley
- Ilia Edwards
BxC Board Members
- Ariel Golden Behr
- Beverly Falk
- Cynthia Rogers
- Edwin Valariano
- Greg Lobo-Jost
- Robert Jain
- Roo Rogers
- Sonal Patel