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ESSEX STREET ACADEMY MISSION STATEMENT

At Essex Street Academy, we prepare all of our students for success in college and in life by treating them as individuals with specific strengths and needs, and appealing to their intellectual curiosity in our courses. We also provide a safe learning environment where students’ needs are our number one priority. We offer core and elective courses that challenge students to develop their own ideas. With an emphasis on project-based learning, students spend their four years developing a portfolio that best reflects their intellectual growth. Students learn the skill of making an argument supported by evidence by doing: designing and conducting experiments, developing a historical thesis, analyzing works of literature through a critical lens, developing mathematical solutions and proofs to problems encountered. We believe in developing students’ ability to apply sophisticated skills to solve complex problems. Our students are active, not passive, and will graduate from our school confident in their ability to tackle any problem they encounter. We cap our class size at 20, enabling teachers to develop an individual relationship with each student. Small class sizes make a personalized approach to education possible.


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to transfer to ESA, please reach out to the manhattan borough enrollment center found on this page.

There's no stopping the ESA Mock Trial Team!
they won their first two rounds of competition!
Round 3 time and date TBD

Set your clocks AHEAD this Sunday (March 14th), by 1 Hour

ANNOUNCING...
ARIS ParentLink!
 
learn more from your child's advisor...

check out the CLASS PAGES 
(under Faculty & Class Pages above...)
All your class assignments and projects are posted!

ESA - Green Tip of the Week!
Flying somewhere? 
Offset your carbon dioxide emissions
with a reduction measure
visit this site
 

NEED EXTRA HELP?
the ESA after-school program begins
Tuesday, September 29th
3:15 pm

Seward Park Campus Library has it's own web site!
click on the image...

to transfer to ESA, please reach out to the manhattan borough enrollment center found on this page.

Wednesday, March 10
TOWN MEETING
Sunday, March 14
Daylight Savings
Set your clocks ahead by 1 hour!
Wednesday, March 17
TOWN MEETING
Monday, March 22
Advisor-Parent Meetings
Student Government Meeting
Beginning of Advisory
Library

Today, 3/10/2010
High: 57 Low: 43
Mostly cloudy
14% chance of precipitation.
Tomorrow, 3/11/2010
High: 56 Low: 42
Chance drizzle
39% chance of precipitation.