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Description: Advantage QuickStart Tennis is excited to partner with NY Edge to bring tennis to after school programs throughout the city! With Advantage QuickStart, tennis is customized for children’s age and ability.

Children ages 4-10 can participate in our Red Ball tennis program and children ages 9-14 can participate in our Orange Ball program. Participants will learn tennis strokes, scoring, and motor skills via a game-based approach that keeps all in class active.

Red Ball students learn hand-eye and racquet skills and become familiar with the concepts of playing tennis and playing points.

Orange Ball students learn intermediate techniques for footwork, net-play, and serves, and learn how to play points, keep score and basic strategy.

Ideally the basic design is for a 10-week period of 60–120-minute classes at least once per week (and up to three times per week); however, scheduling is flexible and can be adjusted to work with site-specific needs.

(Equipment is provided by Advantage and includes small pop-up nets, racquets, adaptive balls, cones, and spots.)

Cost: $37/student/hour for 6-11 students

$33/student/hour for 12+ students

Description: Cutting edge technology, STEM, and leadership programs for children. The primary goal of each course is the completion of a student created project. Although no formal grade is given courses have rubrics for teachers and student surveys to gauge satisfaction and knowledge levels.

Pre and post assessments can be given upon request.

You must complete the Black Rocket Interest Form in addition to completing this subcontractor selection form. The link to the interest form can be found here. This is a mandatory form, so please complete it at your earliest convenience.

Video overviews of each of the courses can be found here.

blackrocket.com/course-videos

Note: Course availability will also vary depending on your site's technology/laptops.

Cost: Appx. $128/student/season

Description: BloomAgainBklyn's mission is to reduce social isolation and loneliness among vulnerable populations by creating connections and building community through repurposed flowers. We are a volunteer organization that takes a wasted asset and turns it into an impactful instrument of giving and hope. Founder Caroline Anderson’s vision is that flowers can be a powerful vehicle to foster and facilitate dialogue and interaction among generations—young, old and in-between— and to forge meaningful bonds while building community and giving back to those at-risk.

We were incorporated in 2015 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. BloomAgainBklyn began with one donation of flowers from Trader Joe’s, twelve volunteers wanting to give back, and one local nursing home in Brooklyn. Eight years later, we have expanded our circle of “people helping people” working side-by-side with more than 80 community organizations and 2,500 volunteers, and we are still growing.

Cost: TBD

Description: Building Beats teaches Music Production, Podcasting, DJing and Music Coding workshops to youth and young adults. We teach the technical basics and also cover life, leadership and entrepreneurial skills so that students receive a well-rounded understanding of the different programs.

Music Production:

Learn how to create beats with us! We’ll teach you about loops, MIDI, audio recording and so much more. By the end of the program, you’ll create one-two tracks (or more) and establish your own production portfolio!

Podcasting:

Learn how to produce a podcast from scratch! We’ll teach you about ideation, audio engineering, interviewing and other necessary skills. By the end of this course, you’ll produce and record your own podcast!

Music Coding:

Learn how to code beats, melodies, and song structure using Javascript block-coding! By the end of this course, you’ll create your own beat and increase your computer science skills.

DJing:

Learn how to put together a DJ mix. We’ll teach you the basics of mixing, crate digging, scratching, and playing music that gets the crowd moving and shaking. By the end of this course, you will be able to perform a basic DJ set using professional DJ controllers and software."

Cost: $215/hour

Description: Building on the organization's mission to cultivate joy, pride and leadership through the practice of social dance, our vision through our continued partnership with NY Edge is to expand dance opportunities to students in partnership in the community, offering an engaging, inclusive environment in which to move, stay active, encourage creativity, and socialize.

Creativity, Leadership & Equity:

Through intentional in-person and/or virtual workshops, participants will be immersed in experiential learning activities and leadership training, exploring social dance as a vehicle for change as well as self-determination. Our 16 session residency provides an opportunity for participants to deepen their understanding of the cultural and historical significance of movement and how it can be used as a tool for storytelling and social change.

SEL,Compassion, Confidence, & Joy:

Our SEL (social-emotional learning) based program prides itself in the ability to deliver profound impact on student outcomes by encouraging participants to develop essential skills including collaboration, empathy, critical thinking, compassion, joy, and self-confidence through the art of social dance.

Our residencies proudly guarantee the following NYC arts education requirements:

-Teaching Artists trained in restorative practices & social emotional learning

-Compliant with NYC Blueprint for Teaching & Learning

-Physical, social and cognitive activities tailored for each partnership

-In-school and after-school residencies available

-Student centered culminating events

History of Social Dance for Workshop for Youth (K-5)

Class Description: This workshop for youth is a fun and inclusive class where students will experience history, appreciation and understanding of social dance styles born from African American culture and BIPOC communities. Based on Camille Brown’s TEDX Video The History of Social Dance, each workshop is led by an experienced facilitator, and will culminate with students performing a routine composed of various social dances past and present.

Social Dance for Workshops for Adolescents (Grades 6-12)

Class Description: This workshop is a fun and inclusive class where participants will explore history, appreciation and understanding of social dance styles born from African American communities and culture. Each 60 minute dance workshop is led by an experienced facilitator, is student centered, culturally responsive, and encourages participants to take part in the choreographic process. The residency will culminate with participants performing a collaborative routine composed of various social dances .

Social Dances Taught in Our Residencies:

Hip Hop, Jazz, Lindy Swing, West African, Afro-Beats, Afro-Caribbean, Soca, Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Beginner Breakdance, Popping, Locking, Waving, Tutting, Majorette, Step, Beginner Choreography, Improvisation/Dance-making & More!

FEMALE LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE

For Adolescents (Grades 6-12)

CABD’s uniquely designed, culturally responsive arts-in-education program for adolescent female and female identifying youth, aims to empower participants by developing leadership skills through the art of African American & Diasporic social dance.Through intentional workshops, participants will be immersed in experiential learning activities and leadership training, exploring social dance as a vehicle for change as well as self-determination.

Residencies will help young women to develop confidence, pride and social capital by encouraging civic participation at the community level, engaging with local families, mentorship, and volunteering. Interdisciplinary topics may include (but are not limited to) social inclusion, equity, entrepreneurship, STEM, and environmental protection.

Cost: $450/hour

Description: Cinemakidz is a Brooklyn-based youth arts STEAM educational program, offering children ages 5 -15 the opportunity to explore the world of movie-making in an engaging and interdisciplinary manner. We offer after school classes, birthday parties, summer and vacation camps, weekend workshops and free events throughout New York City, and the Greater Boston Area in MA. Filmmaking is such an amazing all-encompassing process. Children who take our classes often realize passions they never knew existed. We work closely with every student to help them discover what they love about filmmaking. We see moviemaking as a means to explore the world around us in a hands-on exciting way. Our classes are interdisciplinary in their design; several include building, robotics, historical research and critical thinking skills, writing, art, cooking, building, science, engineering, and more.

We see film, and media as a means to explore the world around us. The program focuses on kid-made projects from start to finish. Kids learn by exploring and having fun. CinemaKidz has developed a deep understanding of child cognitive development and the important role creativity plays in building self-confidence and critical thinking. The program is designed to engage children in ways that complement and enhance traditional education.

Any of the 14 film, media, or animation courses are available to schools/students. Please see the Brochure which can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Jzsi3kjzwznbPFs7y17Rik6QflF5YKbt/view?usp=sharing

Cost: $350/hour

Open to grades 4th - 12th

Description: We provide a series of classes that empower kids to produce their own podcast series!

Our team of coaches are all experienced audio journalists and storytellers with credits working for everyone from NPR to the BCC to StoryCorps. Your assigned coach will come to your site for one-hour sessions once per week with up to three groups per site of 5 to 20 kids each.

In these sessions, they do interactive activities that teach kids about successful storytelling and the power of audio and how to use recording and editing equipment, then empowers teach class to write and record their own stories –– monologues, interviews, and journalism about their schools and communities. We then take these stories, professionally mix and master them, and publish them to all major podcasting platforms.

This program is designed for students in 4th through 12th grades equipment for use at school sites that do not already have audio recording equipment.

Cost: $9,000/per season

Dancing Classrooms offers afterschool Social Dance Clubs to students in grades K-8, where students can come together to play games and learn social dance while building friendships and community through creative collaboration. Dancing Classrooms also offers in-school residencies that introduce students to social dances while building critical SEL skills: the in-school Social Ballroom residency for 4th-8th graders, and a Dancing with Rhythms & Stories for K-2nd graders.

Dancing Classrooms offers two afterschool Social Dance Clubs:

The Latin Social Dance Club, and The Hip-Hop Social Dance Club. Offered as stand-alone club offerings, or throughout an entire semester, students meet 2x a week for 45-60 minutes, for a minimum of 16 sessions. Students learn the movements, rhythms and cultural origins of three or more dances through scaffolded, engaging instruction and developmentally appropriate activities. Each program ends with a sharing or celebration for students to show what they have learned, which can be incorporated into larger afterschool events, or be more informal. Social Dance Clubs are designed and taught by experienced Teaching Artists, with each specific site and student group in mind. As such, availability may be limited, and consistent attendance and participation are essential to success.

• The Latin Social Dance Club explores dances from different cultures with an emphasis on making connections to yourself and your community through movement. Possible dances/genres include: merengue, tango, rumba, salsa, cha-cha, bachata, bomba, samba, cumbia, Afro-Cuban, and West African.

• The Hip-Hop Social Dance Club explores the anthropology of Black social dance and how it has evolved over time. Possible dances/genres include: West African, Charleston, Lindy Hop, Swing, Jazz, Old-School, and New School.

In-school (Beacon or Community School):

During a Dancing Classrooms residency our Teaching Artists celebrate the diversity of dance and create inclusive spaces for students of all backgrounds, abilities, and gender identities. They model behaviors that offer young people a place to thrive and engage in the joy, discipline and teamwork of social dance. DC offers three in-school residency opportunities:

• Dancing with Rhythms & Stories (K-2): Our newly developed program for younger dancers uses creative movement to introduce the basic elements of dance, while building important habits of learning, helping make classrooms engaging and fun for students. Through guided exploration of patterns in music and movement from social and folk dances from across the globe, students collaborate to create dances, are able to respectfully learn about other cultures, and celebrate their own creativity. Classes meet 2x a week for 45 minutes in a classroom setting, for 16 sessions, culminating in an open-class style sharing for friends and family. Like all Dancing Classrooms programs, Dancing with Rhythms & Stories sparks imagination, builds confidence, encourages self-expression, and strengthens coordination and communication skills.
• The Social Ballroom Residency (Core Program for 4-8th grade): Our tried-and-true intro-to-ballroom program made famous in “Mad Hot Ballroom”, proven to foster engagement, teamwork and confidence! During its 10-week, 20-session residencies, the Dancing Classrooms Core Residency Program transforms young people with a concentration in the areas of maturity, self-reliance, and creative expression. Through creative, carefully scaffolded lessons students learn the techniques, origins and language of various iconic styles of American Style Ballroom dances, including merengue, foxtrot, tango, rumba, swing, waltz, and various line dances. Residencies include interactive assignments and connections to non-dance curriculum, and finish with a celebratory culminating event for family and friends.
• Social Dance Intensives (6-8th grade): Taught by experienced DC Teaching Artists, these specialized residencies allow 6th - 8th students to fully immerse themselves in the world of social dance and enhance their repertoire. Students meet 2x a week for 45-60 minutes, for a minimum of 11 sessions (including a final sharing), and explore the dances and origins of 1-3 social dances.

Please note, all Dancing Classrooms programs meet twice weekly, and a minimum of 2 classes (or 90 mins) must be booked. Availability is dependent on Teaching Artist availability, which may chance each term/season.

Cost: Program costs vary - Appx $1,960-$3,000/class/hour

ONLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS FOR SEASON 2.

Description: We provide a workshop that takes youth through the process of becoming published authors. Throughout 10 guided sessions we teach them different elements involved in making a story and decide on the specifics of those elements for the single story we're making as a group.

Across 10 interactive virtual sessions, we will take a group of youth through the experience of creating a real children’s picture book or comic.

In each session, we will focus on a different “ingredient” of storytelling such as: world-building, characters, plot/drama, drawing, coloring, writing, etc. As a group, we’ll decide on each element of the story then put the pieces together to create a cohesive, children’s picture book.

After we’ve completed the necessary steps to create the story, we will partner with a professional illustrator from a diverse group who will take all of the elements we’ve built and form them into a professional, market-grade product.

Cost: $10,000/per season

Description: Our process-oriented, development-driven approach results in impactful and easy-to-implement theater programs. We have workshop programs which are skill-building programs that are designed so that each session stands on its own, allowing for flexible attendance and varying numbers of participants weekly. Showcase programs Ideal for programs that are elective-based, showcase programs invite participants to take an active role in the creation process, using essential storytelling structure and character-building skills to create an original performance influenced by participants' unique interests and skills. Production Programs that allows participants to experience a rehearsal process and enjoy all the elements of show production.

A mainstages performance takes the audience from spectator to participant with hilarious and high-energy results! Our game shows are great whether you’re looking for competition or collaboration, our new trivia categories, interactive improv games and physical challenges will guarantee laughs while emphasizing the values that make your community special! Interactive Performances are ideal for ages 3-8 with character-driven adventures that mix puppetry and storytelling with high-participation games and activities.

We also have Staff Trainings, which are interactive workshops for adults will offer you creative, inclusive tools for making ordinary moments into meaningful opportunities for growth and development. You'll learn hands-on activities, including ice-breakers, team building, and theater games that you can adapt into programming for children ages 3 - 13.

FAIRYTALES AROUND THE WORLD K-2nd

Weekly lessons will explore diverse cultures' fairy tales and folklore to teach relevant themes in a creative, fun, and interactive environment. Participants will engage in improv, movement, and music activities which nurtures imagination and empathy through the world of storytelling. Fairy tales include: Where Stories Come From (Zulu), One Grain of Rice (India), and The First Strawberries (Cherokee).

AT THE MUSEUM: IMAGINATIVE PLAY 3rd-5th grades

Come with us as we take a tour of the "Mainstages Museum." Every week we will discover a new piece of art or object, learn a bit of history and play fun bands and activities from this inspiring art. Participants will engage in improv, movement, music, and critical thinking based activities that spark the imagination, build character and develop specific skills each session!

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED! 6th-8th grades

Each week the participants are presented with a challenge. It could be something completely silly like "Your home is covered in jello. What would you do?" or harder challenges like "If the internet no longer existed, how would you fill your time?" Through a series of improv games, movement exercises and scene work participants will work towards exploring answers to the overall challenge. In Challenge Accepted, there are no wrong answers, just creative solutions!

FOR US, BY US 9th-12th grades

mainstages For Us By Us, is a Devised Theater Program specifically designed to showcase High School students' skill sets and personal identities. Over the course of this program participants will work collectively to devise and produce their very own theatrical showcase. Participants will develop their artistic lens through holistic thought, empathy, critiquing and implementation. Each showcase is unique to their community so no two showcases are the same!

GAME SHOWS

Game Shows has something for all ages, fusing the trivia categories you know and love with interactive improv games.

INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCES

These shows are ideal for ages 3-8 with character-driven adventures that mix puppetry and storytelling with high-participation games and activities.

BACK POCKET GAMES

Participants will engage in hands-on activities they can utilize at a moment's notice, directly from their back pocket, to entertain children and maximize impact throughout all aspects of the experience.

INCLUSIVE GAMES

Through on-your-feet fun and group collaboration opportunities, participants will learn inclusive and culturally responsive activities, tips, and strategies so that every child is seen and included!

STAFF GAME SHOW

A rapid fire trivia challenge infusing relevant youth training knowledge with information acquired over staff orientation to review policies and procedures in a non-threatening, fun manner.

Cost: TBD

Description: The National Book Foundation believes that reading for pleasure has a direct and substantial impact on young people’s success both in school and beyond. In BookUp, NBF will provide 24 sessions of book clubs of 90 minutes each during after school hours, October through June. Sessions will be led by an NBF-provided and trained Teaching Artist with expertise in the literary and publishing world, and centered on reading books chosen by the students collectively. Students will receive up to 17 books, free of charge, including their own set of the 5 Finalists for the National Book Award for Young People’s Literature. NBF will also lead 2 half-day field trips to NYC literary institutions and a bookstore for students to learn more about the literary world and purchase books of their own choosing. At the end of the year, NBF will print and publish a professionally bound anthology of student work from all BookUp students, and host a celebratory end-of-year event. All students will receive a copy of the anthology, with extra copies available for the site staff.

Cost: $200/student/season

Description: In-Class Labs, led by REAL scientists: We bring the magic of science to classrooms across New York. Our scientists work directly with students and teachers to create a thrilling and fun environment.

Learn more by visiting: https://www.omnilearn.co/

Cost: TBD

Description: Pan in Motions's steel pan curriculum serves as an introduction to the steel pan instrument. Students will become familiar with the various instruments in the steel pan family as they work their way back to the roots and evolution of the steel pan. They will explore the Caribbean islands focusing on Trinidad and Tobago where the instrument was first invented and take a colloquial approach to learning how to play the steel pan.

Students will explore sounds and rhythms, traditional folk songs, and composing in addition to basic instrument making. Students will learn the basics of music theory and end their series with a culminating showcase and performance.

Cost: TBD

Description: ScholarStem has been a DYCD vendor for enrichment since 2016 and has served SASF/NY Edge since then.

Our qualified, engaging instructors bring meaningful STEAM programs to sites via direct instruction or staff training. The full list of course offerings can be found on our website (www.scholarstem.com) or via this spreadsheet: https://bit.ly/scholarstemfall

Our courses range from drones to coding, virtual reality, AI, and more. We do completely non-computer classes, such as structural engineering and mad science. For any course, we can either have a live instructor commute to you or we can train any number of NY Edge staff with our proprietary Tech Teacher Academy program.

There are two ways we serve our nonprofit partners: Direct Instruction (Tech Builders Club) and Staff Training (Tech Teacher Academy). In either model, we can bring any STEM topic in our catalog (https://bit.ly/scholarstemfall) to your sites.

Tech Builders Club

We assign one of our expert instructors to commute to your site and teach directly. You provide the classroom and we take care of everything else.

Tech Teacher Academy

We provide 4 hours of technical training, either in-person or via Zoom, plus a semester-long curriculum, plus 4 weeks of implementation support, and finally 6-12 months of email/chat technical support.

Cost: $175-$225/train the trainer staff

$110-$120/ hour for direct instruction

Description: Our programs are built on youth development principles, and inspired by Montessori principles and Reggio Emilia practices. We have workshops that fit into the NYS scope and sequence for all grade levels but our classes take a unique spin and offer content and projects most teachers aren’t doing in their classroom.

Our team of progressive educators seeks to foster youth exploration and build a sense of community with each unique group we work with. We build our own culture and ensure that kindness and tolerance are at the forefront of everything we do. Youth voice and choice are central to every activity. Our arts-based activities are always "process over product", giving youth space to problem solve and create their work. Educators guide youth to find their own answers and determine how they want to work with the materials available. Our classes rarely have issues with behavior and we know this has to do with the DNA of our classes. Not only are youth highly engaged in project work but they feel a sense of belonging and safety in the class.

Splat Lab (3K/4K)

Every workshop has 4 different stations like: Oobleck, Tumi Blocks, Spider Puppets, and Dot Art. We have hundreds of different stations that we mix and match. Kids love it! Our preschool stations are very sensory-focused and help young ones with fine motor skills through mixed-media projects that include things like threading, beading, stacking, cutting, and drawing. Everything is very colorful and playful!

Splat Lab (K - 8)

Every workshop has 4 different stations like: Slime, Cup Towers, Bling Chains, and Rainbow Station. We have hundreds of different projects that we mix and match. Kids love it! 3rd to 5th graders have access to our PaperWorks™ station which features fun options like comic making, origami, and pixel art. Everything is very fun, colorful, and challenging. Middle School programming features the messy and creative projects we are known for but folds into more complex projects like slingshot cars, catapults, zines, and complex slimes.

Mummy Madness - Ancient Egypt (K-8)

In Mummy Madness youth will explore cultural artifacts and rituals of Ancient Egypt. Through hands-on art projects, youth will learn about Egyptian design motifs by investigating Ammut the Demon, dive into the elaborate burial process and how to protect a mummy by studying and making Amulets and Canopic jars, and even be given an introduction to hieroglyphics by creating their own Cartouche, a carving with special protective elements used by Pharaohs.

Awesome Aztecs - Mexico (K - 8)

Through this course, students will discover the history of Indigenous Mexico and the surrounding areas. Projects will emphasize process over product and youth will be encouraged to discuss their ideas while engaging in hands-on activities such as Mayan Scrolls, Textile Study, Alebrijes (Oaxacan animal sculptures), collaborative "Jade" crafts, and Day of the Dead Arts.

Cost: $270/workshop

Description: For more than 50 years, TheaterWorksUSA has led the Theater for Young and Family Audiences movement, bringing literature and history from the page-to-the stage through more than 140 original plays and musicals for young people. Annually, we provide thousands of theatrical experiences and arts education resources for students, teachers, principals, PTOs, and school districts across North America.

In addition to our touring theater productions, we bring arts education classes to school districts across the country. We are a licensed vendor for New York City public schools and Los Angeles United School District (LAUSD).

For all of our school and community partners, we offer a full-service arts education program that comes with fully developed theater curriculum, trained TWUSA teaching artists, and all the class supplies needed for each session. We also offer a partial package where sites can purchase curriculum only. Our programs can be booked for in-school residencies, after-school programs, and summer camps.

Create: Make a Story!

This interactive class teaches storytelling elements and shows learners how to use them as building blocks to inspire their own short plays. Each creator engages in imaginative play as they "step into the shoes" of their own characters to explore their feelings, actions, conflicts, and surroundings. This class involves movement, simple crafts, and costume play. The course concludes with a sharing of each student's story creation.12 one-hour sessions. Customizable for Elementary and Middle School grade levels.

Play: Ensemble Theater Sports

This class encourages students to play creatively and discover how bravery and laughter build great friendships! Teaching Artists lead students on a fun-filled adventure of self-discovery and team-building as they play theater games, learn about improvisation, and work collaboratively to create some truly memorable moments through the art of theater. Each session includes physical warm-ups, theater games, and an introduction to theater terms and vocabulary. Completely Customizable. Multiple one-hour sessions. Customizable for Elementary and Middle School grade levels.

Perform: On Broadway!

Get immersed in the magic of Broadway! Students sing, act, and dance to thesongs of a different musical each week in this interactive musical theater course. Students learn about Broadway musicals such as: West Side Story, Shrek, and Hamilton, and TheaterWorksUSA's own shows including: Pete the Cat (ElementarySchool), The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical (Middle School).Completely Customizable.Multiple one-hour sessions.Elementary and Middle School grade levels.

Cost: Teaching Artists: $75-$80/hour; average price for a residency is $8,000, and our average workshop cost is $800.

Description: The program will culminate in the design production and installation of a public art mural in a prominent location of school campus. Program includes age appropriate, multidisciplinary arts education and social developments. Instructions developes mural and life skills including design, image transfer, color mixing, painting, team work and communication. Over the course of the semester students will work as a team to co-create a large scale painting for permanent installation at the school. students will collaborate with artists to design and execute the mural for permanent installation. The mural will celebrate the cultural diversity of the school community with a specific theme to be determined by Administration approval. Students will interpret the theme in designing the mural.

Cost: $6,000+ depending on mural project

Description: Our mission has always been to help kids everywhere grow healthier and happier — for life! Our immersive, multi-textured wellness experiences are specially designed “edutainment” that engage the child’s viewpoint at every stage of their health and wellness journey. We accomplish this by teaching a mind, body, heart-centered, and socially directed curriculum. Our curriculum and pedagogy are designed to nurture each child’s full human potential.

Constituting 108 integrated values across mind, heart, body and social, our holistic framework for wellbeing is the basis for our character-building curriculum and evidence-based practices. In combination, these values provide for a synthesis of practical wisdom that guide children to the deeper understanding of themselves and their true potential.

Cost: $210/instructor/hour

Description: Whizara will provide instructor-led in-person coding, robotics, graphic design and 2D animation programs for students ages 5-18. The program will follow a project-based curriculum for courses including, Scratch, Website Design, Python, Java, Javascript, LEGO Robotics, 2D Animation and Graphic Design. The projects include creating stories, animations and games to building and programming robots to accomplish fun projects.

Cost: $160/hour

Please select the day(s) you want to offer the programming.

Please select the appropriate funding source to pay for your subcontractor services. If you do not know your funding source, please reach out to your budget analyst.

• 21st CCLC
• Discretionary (City Council)
• DOE Community Schools
• DOE Empire
• DOE- Purchase Order
• DYCD
• DYCD Beacon
• ExpandED
• NYS Advantage
• NYS Empire
• Other