Districts 13,14 & 16

  • PS 44 PreK student using Mech-A-Blocks shapes to design a mechanism

    PS 44 PreK student using Mech-A-Blocks shapes to design a mechanism

PS 44K

At the Magnet School of Engineering and Design, PS 44,  STEAM learning is taught through a robust, interdisciplinary curriculum focusing on engineering and artistic design.  Students use creative and innovative approaches to purposeful  learning. They learn by doing hands on engineering, robotics, graphic arts, horticulture, architecture and web design projects.

Theme: Engineering and Design
Grades: 3K-5
Phone Number: 718-834-6939

Website: https://www.marcusgarveymagnet.org/

  • PS 93 5th Grade woodshop windmill design and creation. Measuring and cutting varied geometric shapes and weights of paper to determine windmill movement

    PS 93 5th Grade woodshop windmill design and creation.

PS 93K

At the Magnet School of STEAM students engage in academics that build self-esteem through purposeful and rigorous projects designed for excellence.  All students explore the natural world and individual interests through project-based activities, inquiry and exploration with the goal of introducing students to careers in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.   

Theme: STEAM

Grades: 3K - 5

Phone Number:  718-604-7363

Website: www.ps93brooklyn.com

  • PS 256, 3rd Grade students apply their knowledge of measurement and scale to construct a three-dimensional model of a streetscape from two-dimensional elevation.

    PS 256, 3rd Grade students apply their knowledge of measurement and scale to construct a three-dimensional model of a streetscape from two-dimensional elevation.

PS 256K

Following in the footsteps of the schools namesake, students at The Benjamin Banneker Magnet School for Architecture and Engineering  pursue knowledge and excellence.  All students build, reimagine, and create across content areas as they learn through doing.  Students  have a first-hand understanding of how STEM is directly relevant to their lives and they can contribute to the betterment of humanity.

Theme:  Architecture and Engineering

Grades: 3K-5

Phone Number: 718-857-9820

Website: www.ps256bklyn.org

  • MS 301, 7th grade Horticulturist exploring and comparing plant matter

    MS 301, 7th grade Horticulturist exploring and comparing plant matter.

MS 301K

At the Magnet School of Global Exploration and Innovation students are self-directed, responsible, free thinkers who appreciate diversity, culture and community engagement.  Faculty teach with interdisciplinary, project-based learning methods to illustrate the interconnectedness of our world and prepare students as global leaders. Students explore the world through activities that promote critical thinking, collaboration, creativity, and communication. 

Theme: Global Exploration and Innovation

Grades: 6-8

Phone Number: 718-245-8766

Website: https://k301.echalksites.com/

 

  • M.S. 50 Debate Tournament – 300 + Elementary students from all across Brooklyn Participated. MS 50’s student debaters coach, mentor and judge third, fourth and fifth graders participants.

    M.S. 50 Debate Tournament – 300 + Elementary students from all across Brooklyn Participated. MS 50’s student debaters coach, mentor and judge third, fourth and fifth graders participants.

MS 50K

At the Magnet School for Debate and Youth Leadership, students use debate  skills to promote leadership through academics, arts, athletics, and activism.  Leadership and debate are merged into an interdisciplinary curriculum and themed instruction that enables all students to develop critical and analytic skills.  Through the process of debate students research, formulate opinions, debate topics, and defend ideas. This skill set will support students in all their academics and future endeavors.

Theme: Debate and Youth Leadership

Grades: 6-8

Phone Number: 718-302-2320

Website: www.ms50.org

  • MS 898 8th grade Eco-Activists practice seed saving as they remove dried seeds from a sunflower plant.

    MS 898 8th grade Eco-Activists practice seed saving as they remove dried seeds from a sunflower plant.

MS 898K

The Brooklyn Green School (BKG): Magnet School for Eco-Action,  is committed to cultivating the joy of learning through a constructive yet supportive approach to teaching. Through project and service based learning with community partnerships, students develop meaningful connections to the world.

Theme: Eco- Action

Grades: 6-8

Phone Number: 929-397-3340

Website:  www.thebrooklyngreenschool.org