The Bay Ridge Storefront Art Walk (SAW) seemed like something foreign to me at first. I wasn’t sure where to start once I was chosen for it. I hadn’t expected to get in!
Our Youth
Fontbonne Senior Joins Bay Ridge Art Walk
For the first time since the Bay Ridge Storefront Art Walk (SAW) was created in 2010, it collaborated with Fontbonne Hall Academy to provide a young artist the opportunity to showcase her artwork during its annual interactive art walk along 5th Avenue.
Let Them Speak: Being One of the First Girls at Xaverian HS, a Former All-Boys School
Before I attended Xaverian High School in Bay Ridge, it was an all-boys school, but this school year, it became a co-ed school. I imagine this had been a huge adjustment for the boys who were already in my school, but us girls also had to adjust.
Youth Views: Reflect on the following statement by Pope Francis
The Tablet asks students from around the Diocese of Brooklyn a question for the opinion section of the Youth page.
The Mary Louis Academy Celebrates Sacrament of Confirmation
Students from The Mary Louis Academy in Jamaica Estates received the Sacrament of Confirmation from Auxiliary Bishop Witold Mroziewski, May 21 at Holy Family Church in Fresh Meadows.
Chasing invasive fish species with student scientists from Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School
The Invasive Fish Species Monitoring program at Cornell is a school-oriented citizen science approach to environmental monitoring,” said Dr. Donna Cassidy-Hanley, staff member within Cornell’s science department who works directly with students from Bishop Loughlin M.H.S.’s Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics program.
Youth Views: How has your hardships changed your opinions?
The Tablet asks students from around the Diocese of Brooklyn a question for the opinion section of the Youth page.
Around The School Bell: Bishop Kearney Celebrates Annual “You Make a Difference Day”
Last year, I awarded Mrs. Diane Pocarro. She was not only my algebra teacher, but someone I trusted dearly. She is an amazing teacher who provided extensive help with algebra and situations outside the classroom. I jumped at the chance to thank her with an award.
Young Journalists Refine Their Skills at Tablet’s H.S. Press Awards
“Teens talk to teens differently,” said Paron. “That’s why high school journalism matters.You can talk to other young people and get a story that no one else can get. If you’re not talking to them, that means 26 percent of the population isn’t getting their voice heard and part of the tenet in journalism is to be a voice to the voiceless.”
Youth Views: How has your mother impacted your life?
The Tablet asks students from around the Diocese of Brooklyn a question for the opinion section of the Youth page.