Introducing the Y at WHEELS!

Te YM&MDT no Washington Heights & Inwood is proud to present its newest addition to the Youth and Family Department: the Y at WHEELS!

Washington Heights Expeditionary Learning School (WHEELS) is a nationally recognized public school in the Washington Heights neighborhood. WHEELS began their elementary school in 2014 and currently have Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st, e, as of fall 2016, 2nd grades. WHEELS is unique in its dual language learners model with all classes taught in both Spanish and English.

The WHEELS partnership with the Y began in 2016 and has resulted in an innovative, social justice-minded after school program. The program integrates the neighborhood themes of Camp Twelve Trails, with its enrichment programming falling into four categories: Play (Sports and Physical Activity), Create (Te mau ohipa rima î, Music, and Performance), Discover (Science and Math), and Grow (Earth-Based Education). These electives are paired with a focus on academic instruction in literacy and math, extending the studentslearning by several hours each day. The highly trained staff ofthe Y at WHEELS After School Program model and encourage healthy socio-emotional behavior and use restorative methods to make each experience with a child a learning opportunity. The WHEELS and Y communities have come together around common values of diversity, curiosity, mentoring and citizenship to create an after school program unlike any other. Visitthe Y at WHEELS page to register or contact Ashlyn King ({safe_mailto(anking@ywashhts.org)}) with questions.

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Haamauhia i roto i te 1917, te MTHE&MDT no Washington Heights & Ta'ita'i (te U) o te pû amuitahiraa Ati Iuda ïa no te Pae Apato'erau no Manhattan — te taviniraa i te hoê tuhaa fenua e i te pae moni— te haamaitairaa i te huru oraraa o te mau taata no te mau faito matahiti atoa na roto i te tahi mau ohipa sotiare faufaa e te mau faanahoraa apî i roto i te ea, te maitai, haapiiraa, e te parau-ti'a sotiare, a faaitoito ai i te rauraa e te faaôraa i te mau taa-ê-raa, e te atuaturaa i te feia nava'i ore.

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