Theatre Arts Production Company School (TAPCo)
School Bio:
TAPCo is a learner-centered, performance-based school of choice. We are committed to promoting intellectual engagement which fosters creativity, diversity and personal responsibility. As a small school, we are able to provide a safe and personalized environment to a multi-cultural community.
TAPCo challenges students through a variety of creative strategies. All theatre arts classes are well integrated with the core curriculum through an essential question in each grade. Therefore, all theatre arts classes support and reinforce the subjects which your child is required to study. We provide an opportunity for our children to pursue training in the arts as well as challenging their academic college preparation. We follow a “Schoolwide Enrichment Model” and utilize “The Life Skills Crisis Intervention” program to build community and develop productive relationships for our children.
Current Impact Broadway students:
Esme Arroyo
Tameka Crawford
Sterlin De Leon
Nathalia Diaz
Creasia Gibbs
Kiara Lagos
Carmen Lopez
Candice Lozader
Priscilla Marquez
Tammie Miller
Rosheena Peart
Genesis Peralta
Sumra Saeed All-Showafye
India Samuel
Gionna Spann
Ronesha Stephenson
Impact Broadway Teacher:
Dayana Hernandez
School principal:
Lynn Passarella
School contact information:
2225 Webster Avenue, Bronx, NY 10457
Phone: (718) 584-0832 Fax: (718) 584-5102
www.tapconyc.org
Bronx Engineering and Technology Academy (BETA)
School Bio:
The mission of BETA is to create a nurturing and challenging learning environment that will stimulate and support students’ ability to think critically and creatively. BETA in collaboration with Manhattan College-School of Engineering, families, and community partnerships, will engage students with real-world problems by using engineering as a lens through which everyday problems are analyzed, approached, and solved. We are committed to teach our students how to learn and how to think as engineers, and help them rediscover the wonder and joy of learning. It is our commitment to empower and prepare students to become technologically literate citizens with the skills necessary to succeed at the university level, in any field of choice. Students will be prepared with the knowledge, skills, and ethical values necessary to assume leadership roles in an increasingly global, technological, and culturally diverse society.
Current Impact Broadway students:
A.B.
Derek Afriyie
Elijah Arias
Emily Astacio
Stephany Baauero
Freddie Berdejo
Adriel Beyes
Dennis Boabeng
Kevin Castillo
Jesus Cortez
Steven Cruz
Amadou Diallo
Lloyd Duke
Randy Ferguson
Jeremy Frias
Juana Garcia
Alberto Gutierrez III
Joshua Latty
Andre Mosby Jr.
Marlene Reyes
Misael Reyes
Richard Rivas
Dwight Robinson
Cherokee Stewart-Hart
Aseer Tnkeser
Impact Broadway Teacher: Kara Sperling, Victor John and D. Fletcher
School principal:
Rashid F. Davis
School contact information:
99 Terrace View Avenue
Bronx, NY 10463
(718) 563-6678
Morris Academy for Collaborative Studies
School Bio:
MACS’ mission is to build student leaders who serve their community with character. We involve our students in their own learning process, so that they become creative, self-motivated problem solvers – individuals who can meet the challenges of higher education & the employment market of the 21st century. Technology and the humanities will be infused across the curriculum.
We believe the most effective way to provide a meaningful educational experience is through a project-based, collaborative approach. Our students learn by doing. They work in small groups on academically rigorous, multidisciplinary projects designed to be practical and relevant to their lives.
Current Impact Broadway students:
Andrew Brooks
Asia Ferguson
Sabrina Gonzalez
Brandon Grant
Jean Luc Louis
Parish Maynard
Marycelin Rivera
Jocelyn Rivera
Geltridis Roche
Luisa Sanchez
Steve Thomson III
Impact Broadway Teacher:
Andrea Gordon
School principal:
Charles Osewalt
School contact information:
1100 Boston Road
Bronx, NY 10456
Phone: (718) 542-3700 EXT. 2250
Fax: (718) 893-7368
www.bxmacs.org