Focus on January: Billionaire's Brunch, Bonding with Books, Math Confidence, and Alumni Giving Back
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Inspiring the professionals of tomorrow can be a big task, but it’s one that’s important to Brooklyn Scholars Charter School Principal Roxanne Thomas. The team at her school created an event called the Future Billionaire’s Brunch where scholars could get a look at promising occupations of the future.
Students rotated through stations to speak with a variety of local leaders in occupations like law enforcement, fashion design, music, and mental health therapy.
Students were able to ask questions, learn about the education they’d need to qualify for those roles, and learn about the daily activities involved.
“Parents who attended praised the event’s organization and impact, with many commenting on how engaging and inspiring the presentations were,” Thomas said. "The smiles and energy from both students and parents were a testament to the event’s success.”
Read more about this event here.
Below are more links to special stories from the month of January:
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Students rotated through stations to speak with a variety of local leaders in occupations like law enforcement, fashion design, music, and mental health therapy.
Students were able to ask questions, learn about the education they’d need to qualify for those roles, and learn about the daily activities involved.
“Parents who attended praised the event’s organization and impact, with many commenting on how engaging and inspiring the presentations were,” Thomas said. "The smiles and energy from both students and parents were a testament to the event’s success.”
Read more about this event here.
Below are more links to special stories from the month of January:
- Books Bind Students, Seniors Together at Vanguard
- How Students Can Turn Math Anxiety into Math Confidence
- Former Students Return to Quest Charter Academy to Give Back
National Heritage Academies (NHA) is a network of more than 100 tuition-free, public charter schools across nine states, serving more than 65,000 students in kindergarten through 12th grade. For more information, visit nhaschools.com.